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Should checking for appliance recalls be a mandatory part of our SOP?

NACHI - Fri, 06/07/2013 - 16:07
Just lobbing a grenade and running for the hills before the weekend. LOL :p

New old scam

NACHI - Fri, 06/07/2013 - 15:46
I may be the only one, or one of many who received email addressed "Internachi member" that went on to tell me of a person who died in a plane crash, had my last name, and had assigned no heirs. Just wanted to advise us all of it. This even had a news link of the fatal crash. Too bad these jerks can't be weeded out.

10 Year Anniversary Pin

NACHI - Fri, 06/07/2013 - 14:52
Hi Nick,

Taking some time off of the message board but wanted to say thanks for the pin and for the 10 years of being associated with NACHI.

So far so good. ;-)

:D

Leather Biker Vest & Concealed Gun Vest For Sale

NACHI - Fri, 06/07/2013 - 14:22
Leather Biker Vest & Concealed Gun Vest For Sale

Biker Vest

Gun Vest

New Logo for the Inspectoscope?

NACHI - Fri, 06/07/2013 - 12:43
Hi Nick,

Can you have Levi do a logo for the Inspectoscope?
I've found it to be really useful and would like to market it on my website etc.

Best,

Tom

Should checking kitchen appliances be added as part of the InterNACHI SoP?

NACHI - Fri, 06/07/2013 - 12:03
Should checking kitchen appliances be added as part of the InterNACHI SoP?
  • dishwasher
  • food waste disposer
  • range exhaust hood
  • ranges, cooktops and ovens
  • microwave oven
  • trash compactor

Asbestos Awareness

NACHI - Thu, 06/06/2013 - 04:52
Asbestos Awareness Half Day Course


DatesJune 11 2013CityMississauga & Kanata, Ontario, CanadaLocationPinchin Environmental Mississauga and Ottawa OfficesContact NameLiza HernandezLocal Phone905-363-0678Tollfree Phone855-746-2446Emailcourses@pinchin.comWebsitehttp://www.pinchin.com/hazmat/course...alf-day-courseMain BodyThis half day asbestos course is designed for those who will, or may administer an Asbestos Management Program, supervise building maintenance or construction and those managing Health and Safety Programs.

All students will receive a certificate of completion.

The Content and General Schedule of the Program is as Follows:
•History of asbestos in Canadian building materials
•General locations and types of asbestos used in construction
•Health effects of asbestos exposure and preventive measures
•Ministry of Labour Regulation 278/05:
-Application, Asbestos Management Programs (AMP’s)
-Responsibilities of Owners under normal operations
-Asbestos Assessments, methods and limitations
-Classification of Asbestos Work, (Types 1,2 and 3)
-Type 1 Measures and Procedures
-Type 2 and 3 Measures and Procedures (brief summary)
•Contractor Safety Programs – Development & Implementation
ScheduleMississauga Head Office: Jun 11, 2013 8:30am to 12:30pm

Ottawa Office: Jun 12, 2013 8:30am to 12:30pmFees$150.00

Organizer
OrganizerLiza HernandezAddressOntario CanadaEmailcourses@pinchin.com

What is this...

NACHI - Wed, 06/05/2013 - 22:09
... used for?
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I get it, to make the wall grow! :D

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Clothes line

NACHI - Wed, 06/05/2013 - 18:48
Thought everyone would get a kick out of this clothes line. TV cable has a lot of slack so they made use of it. :mrgreen:




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Notice of Acceptance

NACHI - Wed, 06/05/2013 - 17:21
I am an InterNachi member and have been since 2010...and the FIRST TIME I NEED ASISTANCE...I am made an OUTSIDER...I do NOT understand why this site is saying I am not Member

new brochure design for Wall Inspections

NACHI - Wed, 06/05/2013 - 15:51
A new brochure design for Wall Inspections was just added to the InterNACHI Marketing site: http://marketing.nachi.org/blog/insp...l-inspections/

This member saved $1,370.00 by taking advantage of our free design and editing services.
  • Logo Design: 7 hrs @ $85/hr = $595.00
  • Brochure Design: 7.5 hrs @ $85/hr = $637.50
  • Editing: 2.75 hrs @ $50/hr = $137.50
  • Total: $1,370.00
  • InterNACHI Discount: -$1,370.00
  • Cost to member: $0.00 (members only pay for printing)

Contact me today to take advantage of this valuable membership benefit!

Notice of Acceptance

NACHI - Wed, 06/05/2013 - 15:48
As A MEMBER of InterNachi NACHI10091202 and asking my first question....Hello and Helpppppp... How do you do a DoA???....I have a wind mitigation inspection to do for a new home owner...According to the property card the Roof was replaced Oct 2001 and after He spoke with his insurance company they said he would need a NoA since it was before March 2002...Also No attic access to see Sheathing, Trusses, Roof to wall Attachment...Please Any Assistance or Suggestions..THANX Chuck :)

InterNACHI booth at Expo in Sarasota, FL on June 21, 2013.

NACHI - Wed, 06/05/2013 - 15:45
Booth manned by member Greg Arvin
Thanks Greg!

Notice of Acceptance

NACHI - Wed, 06/05/2013 - 15:37
I have never Done a NoA... I have a wind Mitigation to do on Friday for a new a owner and the roof was completed in Oct. 2001 according to property record card...his insurance company said he will need a NoA for the roof since it was completed before March 2002...ALSO No attic access to see Sheathing, Trusses, Roof to Wall Attachment....PLEASE ASSISTANCE or Suggest...Thanx Chuck :D

Change at OntarioACHI

NACHI - Wed, 06/05/2013 - 15:11
The Board of OntarioACHI wish to announce that Kevin Wood has for personal reasons resigned as President and Board Member of OntarioACHI.



More details can be found on our main site


We wish Kevin all the best for the future and trust he will remain loyal to the members and the association he help found.


Chris Walsh, who was the Vice-President takes over the mantle from Kevin.

New logo for Heritage Inspection Service

NACHI - Wed, 06/05/2013 - 15:09
InterNACHI Design & Print Services: http://printservices.nachi.org/

Website Design & Support: inspectorpages.com

Marketing contact: jessica@internachi.org
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New Ancillary Service?

NACHI - Wed, 06/05/2013 - 12:58
I have been tossing the idea around of performing Inspections for people looking to rent a house or apartment. Essentially it would protect their damage deposit in case they get accused of breaking something when they move out of the apartment. Has anyone tried something like this? I'm not sure if this is worth pursuing.
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