Level 2 Certification with FLIR (ITC)

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

I just passed my Level 2 (written exam) with ITC and I will be sending my field assignment on Mon. It was a gruelling 4 days but well worth the time and effort.
By next week I will be fully certified (Flir ITC) as a level 2 Thermographer!
Level 3 next year and later on in the same year, Level III Certification with ASNT.

I encourage ALL Home Inspectors to get on board with this (fascinating) technology!

[James F. McKee]

Originally Posted by mkyriacou

I just passed my Level 2 (written exam) with ITC and I will be sending my field assignment on Mon. It was a gruelling 4 days but well worth the time and effort.
By next week I will be fully certified (Flir ITC) as a level 2 Thermographer!
Level 3 next year and later on in the same year, Level III Certification with ASNT.

I encourage ALL Home Inspectors to get on board with this (fascinating) technology!

sweet !!!!congratulations Mario....

[Kevin A. Richardson]

Congrats!

Kevin

[Larry D. Kage]

Congratulations Mario!

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

Thank you gentlemen!!!

[W. Michael Chris]

Way to go Mario!

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

Thanks Michael!

[John McKenna]

Congrats to a stand up guy!

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

Originally Posted by jmckenna1

Congrats to a stand up guy!

Thanks John!!!
I actually have you to thank, you are the first NACHI member to do IR Inspections.
You inspired me John!!! Thanks!

[John McKenna]

Originally Posted by mkyriacou

Thanks John!!!
I actually have you to thank, you are the first NACHI member to do IR Inspections.
You inspired me John!!! Thanks!

No, Will Decker was doing IR before me.

Hey... I'm coming back to Toronto in January.
Perhaps I will see you again.

[Gary Oleski]

Congratulations Mario!

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

Originally Posted by goleski

Congratulations Mario!

Thanks Gary!!

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

Originally Posted by jmckenna1

No, Will Decker was doing IR before me.

Hey... I'm coming back to Toronto in January.
Perhaps I will see you again.

I stand corrected!

John,

Have you thought about doing application courses? IMO You should split your course down to ROOFING, ELECTRICAL, BUILDING SCIENCE ETC., APPLICATION COURSES.

I hope to see you in Toronto!

[John McKenna]

Good idea Mario.

We are going to be teaching a class at the convention of Texas Assoc. of Real Estate Inspectors (TAREI) in January and a regular bi-monthly class for a HI school in Toronto. We may also be going to Alberta, CA soon as well. We have also been contacted by a college here in Houston that wants an IR class at their location.

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

Originally Posted by jmckenna1

Good idea Mario.

We are going to be teaching a class at the convention of Texas Assoc. of Real Estate Inspectors (TAREI) in January and a regular bi-monthly class for a HI school in Toronto. We may also be going to Alberta, CA soon as well. We have also been contacted by a college here in Houston that wants an IR class at their location.

John,

As you know, level 2 covers so much more information than level 1, formula's, thermodynamics, temperature measurements, etc. The entire course is condensed into 4 days and IMO this course can easily be doubled in length. This will allow the student the time to study at a slower (human) pace and absorb all material covered. I found myself studying at the hotel room for 3-4 hours every night after attending an 8 hour in-class course.
I have never attended your course but from the topics I see that you cover, you could very easily do 3-5 different application courses. This will allow students the time needed to absorb all content covered.


Call me when you hit Toronto.