Why Join
ASHI Northern New England?
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Alliance with America's most respected home inspection association, the American Society of Home Inspectors
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Respect from professionals in the local real estate community, including attorneys, appraisers, mortgage lenders and real estate buyer's agents
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Inspection referrals in your area from ASHI
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Four instructional seminars per year with advanced notice of topic at no additional cost to members
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Membership camaraderie leads to professional skill-building
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Free listing on the chapter website with a link to your website
Home Inspectors
Continuing Education
Licensing Requirements
MASSACHUSETTS
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12 hours of continuing education is required for renewal by May 31 biennially on even years.
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At least 4 hours must be dedicated to 266 CMR regulations and SOP
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AT least 1 hour must be dedicated to professional ethics
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
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20 hours of continuing education is needed during the biennial licensing period
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Licensees must begin accumulating continuing education hours commencing with their date of licensure and report 20 continuing education hours to the Board of their first renewal
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1 hour must be in recent revisions to building regulations
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All courses pertaining to building technologies, best and worst construction practices, new construction technologies and system installation practices will qualify as the one hour of continuing education required for recent revision to building regulations
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Our next Educational Seminar
Wednesday
18 November 2020
8:30 am Registration and Morning Refreshments
9 am to 4 pm Educational Seminar and Lunch
to be held at
Puritan Conference Room
245 Hooksett RD
Manchester, NH
NNEC Members - FREE
Non-members - $150
Eduational Credits: MA-6, NH-6 and ASHI-7
Reservations are required for this event by Wednesday, 11 November 2020
It helps our planning if we know you are coming!
Email:
or
Call Karen at 781-789-7040
Michael Soucy, NH Chief State Electrical Inspector
Ken Vallery, NH State Electric Inspector
Will present information regarding electrical requirements in the National Electrical Code and common electrical safety concerns: Electrical services, working clearances, Grounding electrodes, Bonding/Grounding, Circuit breakers and AFCI and GFCI requirements