TRAINING THURSDAY: Vancouver’s Municipal Heat Pump Certification Session

by Jordan Bateman | Jul 13, 2022 | ARTICLES & OPINIONS

Kerry and Jordan talk about ICBA’s latest featured training course — which is free to everyone!

Contractors’ Updates Series: The City of Vancouver’s New Mechanical Permit and Municipal Heat Pump Certification Requirement
Thursday, Aug. 4, 9-10AM
FREE!
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7516571211556/WN_z8XcPiczRVuCswENIiKJ7A
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Did you know that there have been some changes to the City of Vancouver permitting process?

As of July 1, 2022, a mechanical permit is now required for the installation and replacement of heating and cooling systems for new construction and existing buildings. Municipal Heat Pump Certification (MHPC) is mandatory for the installation of heat pumps by licensed contractors under the mechanical permit.

Join us on August 4th for our free 1 hour info session with the City of Vancouver to learn more about what these changes mean for your company and clients.

Facilitator: Brandon Clevenger, Climate and Emissions Inspector, City of Vancouver

Contractors’ Updates Series: The City of Vancouver’s New Mechanical Permit and Municipal Heat Pump Certification Requirement
Thursday, Aug. 4, 9-10AM
FREE!
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7516571211556/WN_z8XcPiczRVuCswENIiKJ7A
Missed this one? Check out icba.ca/courses

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