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HEP Energy Auditor
Earn one of the highest energy auditing certifications available!
Offered by the Building Performance Institute and supported by the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), the new Home Energy Professional Energy Auditor Certification is one of the industry's highest credentials.
This advanced BPI certification proves that you have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to get the job done right.
LIVE or ONLINE
ADVANCED LEVEL
40 HOURS
WHY TAKE HEP ENERGY AUDITOR TRAINING
Benefits of the HEP Energy Auditor Certification
The HEP Energy Auditor Certification represents the highest level of knowledge, skills, and abilities of a professional home energy auditor.
Stand Out from Competitors
Gain one of the industry’s highest credentials possible. Between the education and work experience requirements, there's a small niche of candidates who even qualify for this credential. Join the ranks of the elite in the home energy auditing industry!
Highlight Your Technical Expertise
With support and technical guidance coming from the federal government, the HEP Energy Auditor standard offers the most advanced methods for testing buildings. This certification will help you showcase your advanced depth of knowledge.
Qualify for Government Work
With the HEP Energy Auditor Certification, you can qualify for Weatherization Assistance Program work being funded by the federal government. This credential will open you up to a new and exclusive revenue stream.
"Very satisfied with the class and the way the information was explained. It is a lot of information packed into a week. The class was fun and I am happy that Bruce was our instructor. Thanks."
- David Bostrom
HOW IT WORKS
How to Earn the HEP EA Certification
You can get HEP Energy Auditor Certification in just three steps!
1. Take Our Course
Our HEP Energy Auditor training is available as a 5-day in-person course or in a blended format (live online webinar + live proctored exams).
2. Pass the Written Exam
You'll have 2 hours to complete a 100 multiple-choice question exam.
3. Pass the Field Exam
You'll have 4 hours to complete a hands-on exam where you'll demonstrate combustion safety tasks.
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Get 6 Months Access
To help you prepare for your certification exams, we provide 6 months access to our secure online learning portal.
What You'll Learn
- Professional energy audit conduct
- How to collect information about a building for an energy audit
- Energy audit process
- How to evaluate the collected energy audit data
- Compliance with the program or project requirements
- Educate homeowner on energy usage, mold, lead, and ventilation
- Address homeowner's concerns and use of the home
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$2,499
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Follow Along with a Field Exam Checklist
Access Course Materials for 6 Months
Includes HEP EA Written Exam
Includes HEP EA Field Exam
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"Bruce Oxendale did a great job teaching the class. He was well prepared, got the class involved and was very knowledgeable of the material. One of the best classes I've attended."
- Ted Wilson
FAQs
Quick Answers to Your HEP Questions
Who is this class intended for?
What are the prerequisites to take this exam?
How is BPI Building Analyst different from HEP Energy Auditor?
The BPI Building Analyst Certification was created by BPI to represent an entry-level, standard job role in home energy auditing. The HEP Energy Auditor Certification was created by the Department of Energy and the National Renewable Energy Laboratories as the ideal level of knowledge for a home energy auditor.
The BPI Building Analyst Certification can be a prerequisite used to qualify for HEP Energy Auditor. Unlike BPI Building Analyst, HEP Energy Auditor requires candidates to demonstrate advanced competency through education and work experience prerequisites.