IGSHPA GSHP Commercial System Design Workshop
REGISTRATION EXTENDED to AUG 20! To register for the class, click HERE
NY-GEO is pleased to announce that IGSHPA will be offering the first two-day, instructor-led training for the new Ground Source Heat Pump (GSHP) Commercial System Designer certification!
We've secured space at Skidmore College to host this in-person workshop. It's designed for participants who have completed the core courses or possess a strong understanding of the relevant concepts. This highly interactive workshop offers a comprehensive approach to designing commercial GSHP systems, including hands-on examples.
A certification exam is available for those who wish to earn the GCSD (GSHP Commercial System Designer) certification upon course completion. The program is built around the CSA/ANSI/IGSHPA C448 Series:25 standard and emphasizes practical application, system performance, and single-point design responsibility.
This workshop is ideal for:
-Professional Engineers (P.Eng., P.E.)
-Designers working on commercial GSHP systems
-HVAC professionals with relevant credentials and GSHP experience
Register and receive 50% off the list price for the full training and certification suite, a $5,400 value for just $2,700!
Please read the IGSHPA press release for additional details, or reach out to info@igspha.org.
To register for the class, click HERE
NYSERDA On-The-Job Training Funds Available for Drillers/Driller Helpers - NYSERDA’s On-the-Job Training (OJT) Program provides funding to clean energy businesses to reduce the financial risk of hiring and training new employees. The program provides wage reimbursement up to 75% of a new hire’s wages for their first 16-24 weeks of employment and assistance with the development of training plans. New York State businesses hiring and training new drillers and driller helpers to work on ground-source heat pump projects are eligible to apply for this funding. Public Opportunity Notice (PON) 3692 website here. NYSERDA holds “virtual office hours” on the OJT program from 2:00 to 3:00 pm on the third Thursday of each month. Alternatively, contact Andrew.Piper@nyserda.