Tump:
I think we are in agreement here. There needs to be some method to enable
qualified installers and disable unqualified.
I don't think the issue is whether I support NABCEP's goals or not. The
issue is that regulators do not require some type of verification that a
given installer can perform a safe installation. If NABCEP certification
were required, I would have it and those just dabbling in the trade would
not. This would be an improvement over the current situation.
Until this requirement becomes reality, acquiring NAPCEP certification has
no benefit for me.
William Miller
At 07:03 AM 11/26/2009, you wrote:
Having worked for many years educating my clients, legislators and other
officials of the value of a NABCEP certification,NABCEP IS important to
me. I have invested many hours working w/ the early supporters,
developing a national certification program which morphed into the NABCEP
program. I also work on various NABCEP committees working to insure
NABCEP,the test & the test questions are relevant AND continue to address
the real world of PV installations I personally find your lack of support
for the NABCEP certification undermining.
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