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Attic Ventilation

Webinar Description

This webinar focuses on concerns regarding attic ventilation in housing. Attic ventilation serves two main functions: to lower attic temperatures and to remove excess moisture. It will be delivered as a question and problem solving approach with interaction with participants. Attic venting serves an important purpose and is vital to a well-performing roof system. The instructor welcomes photos that will assist in responding to attic conditions that require feedback and comments in this session.

What students will learn?

  • What is passive attic ventilation

  • What is the best way to vent an attic

  • Why is important to lower temperature in an attic

  • Ice damming & moisture problems

  • General rules and specifications

Who should take the seminar?

  • Chief and Council

  • Band Administrators

  • Housing Managers and staff

  • Housing officers

  • Housing inspectors

  • Contractors, renovators and estimators

Instructional hours

Webinar notes/readings materials should be reviewed prior to webinar.

  • 1 Webinar - 1 hour per session

Instructor

  • Claude Lawrenson Claude Lawrenson, retired college professor of architecture, FNNBOA Building Consultant

  • Harry Janssen, Accurate Home & Building Inspection Consultants Inc.

Required tools, equipment and learning resources

  • Computer based communication capability – Webex (instructions will be provided on how to access Webex)

  • Smart phone if you chose to use it for the courses.

  • Forward any attic condition photos to the following for collection and preparation prior to the webinar: nhicc1@gmail.com

Schedule of the webinar

The webinar is planned for the following day:

  • January 4, 2022 at 1:00 PM EST

Registration

  • Registration form

  • Β·The last day to register is 7 days prior

  • Once registered, information will be sent on how to log into Webex.

  • Course information may be sent be sent in advance.

Prerequisite

  • None

 

Earlier Event: January 13
Insulation
Later Event: January 27
Inspection Tools and Equipment