Service Alberta lists InterNACHI on government website.

[Nick Gromicko]

http://www.servicealberta.ca/1773.cfm

[Claude Lawrenson]

An approved home inspection designation or licence from an approved industry association or regulatory body


An approved home inspection designation includes:

• CMI (Certified Master Inspector) granted by the Master Inspector Certification Boards, Inc.
• RHI (Registered Home Inspector) granted byCAHPI (Alberta) / (Canadian Association of Home & Property Inspectors (Alberta))
• Associate Inspector from CAHPI (Alberta)
• National Certification Program from the National Home Inspector Certification Council (NHICC)

A licence from an approved regulatory body includes:

• Home Inspector licence from Consumer Protection BC

[Nick Gromicko]

A degree, diploma or certificate in home inspection from the following:

• Carson Dunlop Certificate from an authorized Carson Dunlop training provider including:
  • Academy of Learning
  • Bow Valley College
  • SAIT Polytechnic (Home Inspection Certificate of Achievement)
• Residential Home Inspection Certificate from Inspect4uInc. Home Inspector Training Program
• Certified Home Inspector Certificate from InterNACHI (International Association of Certified Home Inspectors)

Nice!

[Greg W. Mathias, CCHI]

So all I have to do is send in my certificate? No proctured exam?

[Christopher Tasker]

. I assume you need to complete listed courses, Become a licensed home inspector in Alberta plus proctored exam, plus peer review, if you haven`t already.

[Greg W. Mathias, CCHI]

Could be but have not heard anything.

[Christopher Tasker]

Originally Posted by gmathias1

Could be but have not heard anything.

Very True. some one must know if the Alberta Government approved .

[Nick Gromicko]

Read first email in www.nachi.org/alberta.htm We are waiting on that letter to learn what the "basic conditions" are.

[Christopher Tasker]

Originally Posted by gromicko

Read first email in www.nachi.org/alberta.htm We are waiting on that letter to learn what the "basic conditions" are.

Thanks,

[KEVIN WOOD]

See Mr Tasker Nicks got your back so RELAX!!!

[Christopher Tasker]

Originally Posted by kwood

See Mr Tasker Nicks got your back so RELAX!!!

Looking forward to the day when we can all relax again, we are all pioneers in the license issue in Canada.

[Nick Gromicko]

Understandably, licensing makes everyone tense at first, wherever it is adopted.

[Vern Mitchinson]

They are rejecting any clauses in the contract that has any mention of time limits and limits on liability etc. It's becoming a nightmare.

[Greg W. Mathias, CCHI]

Originally Posted by vmitchinson

They are rejecting any clauses in the contract that has any mention of time limits and limits on liability etc. It's becoming a nightmare.

Can't wait till the first call comes in a year after I did the inspection about a hidden defect. I can try and appease them or see them in court. I have no other recourse. And we wonder why Home Inspectors in Alberta are dropping like flies!!!

[Scott May]

Who in their right mind would invoke a law with no statute of limitations. Builders have one, doctors, lawyers, the actual legal system has one, so why would there be no limitation for a home inspection???....sounds like a law set up for one purpose...litigation and we all know who makes the money there! So really who is behind the push for licensing..the Canadian Bar Assoc.hmmmm! IMO