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The following state and privately run organizations provide training for technicians and weatherization service providers that work in almost 1000 local weatherization agencies around the country. For contact information for each of the training centers listed below and for additional listings, see Weatherization Assistance Program Technical Assistance Center (WAPTAC) list of weatherization training centers.
Montana State University Extension Service houses a Web site that features equipment reviews, tips, and funding opportunities for weatherization professionals in the 12-state Denver DOE Region.
Indiana Community Action Association offers introductory and advanced classes on weatherization and associated building energy science at its 10,000 square foot training facility in Indianapolis.
Located in Manhattan, Kansas, this training center offers classes for weatherization technicians and inspectors and home energy raters.
This center provides hands-on training for field staff as well as weatherization program administrators in Ohio and other states. Located in Athens, the center has operated since 1980 and is run by the Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development.
California's Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) provides courses and seminars for contractors, builders, and other residential energy service providers, including weatherization. Courses take place in Stockton and throughout California.
The college, which is located in Williamsport, offers certificates of completion for courses completed and for competency in weatherization and building energy science.
Located in Christiansburg, Virginia, near Roanoke, this center includes fully equipped heating and cooling systems and pressure diagnostics laboratories. NCERT also has an innovative training tool called The House of Pressure that demonstrates air flow dynamics to energy technicians.
Located in Worcester, Massachusetts, the Worcester Community Action Council operates an energy training program to address issues of energy conservation and increase local employment in energy sciences.
