Anieb?

[WANXING QI]

Does anyone know this Canadian national association -ANIEB?
http://www.anieb.com

[Wand Raymond]

Gilles Larin
2e Vice-président

http://phpic.ca/bod.php

This just gets more convoluted all the time.

Now we have a NHICC holder belonging to a competing association CAHPI, the same body that over saw the first fiasco with Nat. Cert.

One big happy family, no affiliations, no conflicts, contradictions.... hmmmm...

[Claude Lawrenson]

Yes it is primarily in Quebec.
Association Nationale des Inspecteurs et Experts. (National Building Inspectors and Experts Association)
President Gerald Smith.

I have know Gerald for many years, a very good inspector - man!

[WANXING QI]

I am getting confuse:
ANIEB, NHICC, CAHPI, AIBQ, PHPIC. Could you please explain what relationship between them, which one is recognized in Quebec.

[Marcel Gratton]

Wanxing,

I see palm trees on your website homepage; should there not be Maple Leafs instead!

Quebec is renowned for maple syrup and sugar pie...

Food for thoughts!

[Marcel Gratton]

Originally Posted by Wand Raymond

http://phpic.ca/home.php

This just gets more convoluted all the time.

Which part you don't understand?

Perhaps, we could have it translated for you, professionaly...

[Gilles Larin]

Raymond has his "facts" wrong!

Anieb has NOTHING to do with CAHPI!

G.

[Wand Raymond]

Originally Posted by glarin

Raymond has his "facts" wrong!

Anieb has NOTHING to do with CAHPI!

Maybe you have the wrong link?

G.

• Who are we
• How to become a member
• Our insurance broker
• National certification
• Code of Ethics
• Standards of practice & Forms

[Wand Raymond]

Originally Posted by mgratton

Which part you don't understand?

Perhaps, we could have it translated for you, professionaly...

Anything coming from you needs translating!

[Claude Lawrenson]

For clarification - the NHICC has registrant/members from many associations and some from no association. That is one of the National Certification Program mandates.

The NHICC also do not discourage or restrict inspectors from belonging to multiple associations if they choose; or even having silly requirements making mandatory logo display requirements. Those are personal business decisions - in my opinion.

I also agree with Gilles - "Anieb has NOTHING to do with CAHPI!" and to my knowledge in meeting and dealing with their directors, never have!

[Nick Gromicko]

Another one? LOL! It's getting totally ridiculous up there.

[Nick Gromicko]

As Jim Bushart once said:

It hurts, Bill. I know. But you'll get over it. One of these days you will find just the right combination of letters of the alphabet to name your club and inspectors will be attracted to you in droves.

Until then, you're just the girl that didn't get asked to the Prom ... sadly looking at the raindrops on her window and telling herself how "happy" she is to be home on such a rainy night.

[Bill Mullen]

Originally Posted by gromicko

As Jim Bushart once said:

At least all the Canadian acronyms are from various parts of a very large country.

How about all these that were almost all created and owned by one man, all under one roof in Colorado ?? NACHI, iNACHI, CMI, CanNACHI, IAC2, CPI, CRI, AlbertaNACHI, CCHI, and on and on.....

If you really want a laugh, go through that jumble. That doesn't even include all the regional groups that have attached the NACHI name onto their regional name.

Bill Mullen

[Nick Gromicko]

There is a big difference, no?

[Nick Gromicko]

We have members.

My point, and Jim's was that pulling letters out of the alphabet, changing their order around, and hoping that does the trick.... is silly.

We could rename InterNACHI "The Intersupercalifragilisticexpialidocious Association" and inspectors would join from all over the world.