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Online Classroom
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Manufactured
Home Inspection Course
8 hours (4 class segments)
Only $89
Course
Outline Order
Online Class
Want
to learn more about the types of defects that affect manufactured
homes?
Reduce the time and
expense involved when increasing your knowledge with our Online Classroom. With
this innovative approach to education, you can sit in the comfort of your own
home and attend class! Each class is organized into 2-hour segments (between 4
and 12 total segments per class).
These comprehensive
pre-recorded classes
are held online and available when you are! With our Online Classroom your education
doesn't need to wait; your time is your own again. Instructions for accessing
your online course will be provided within 48 business hours of your order.
A certificate of completion is provided within two business days after the course
is completed. Please review the System
Requirements to ensure compatibility with your computer.
All Courses are NOT approved for home inspection continuing education in all states. Before registering for a course, check our course approvals page to confirm that your course is approved in your state.
Course
Outline
Course
Description: This one-day course covers the different
aspects of mobile and manufactured housing, including
regulations for electrical, gas, water, and sewer hookups
in the mobile home park. Students learn about setbacks
for porches, carports, and driveways, as well as the
methods used by various manufacturers for installation
of water heaters, furnaces, and electrical panels as
well as structural frame support systems. Course training
includes the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD) regulations as it pertains to the construction
of a manufactured home.
Goal:
Upon completion of this class, students will be able
to perform an inspection and write an inspection report
on a Manufactured/Mobile home including its systems
and components.
Learning
Objectives - Upon completion of the course students
will be able to demonstrate a working knowledge of:
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Nomenclature specific to manufactured and mobile home
inspections.
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Structural
components and proper installation practices for manufactured
housing and mobile homes.
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Code
authoring, code compliance, city and park requirements.
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Inspection
report writing and communication.
Introduction
and History of Manufactured Homes
HUD
title 24
Local
governing jurisdictions
History
- and important dates to remember
Personal Property or Real Property
Roofing
and drainage
Electrical
requirements
Plumbing
requirements
HVAC
requirements
Under
floors conditions including skirting and access requirements
Ingress
and Egress requirement, including landings, stairs,
and handrails.
Cabana
additions and armadas
Carports
and awnings
Setback
requirements
Ancillary
building requirements (Sheds, etc.)
Foundations
including permanent
Footings,
distribution pads, and pier systems
Anchor
piers and tie-downs
Oversize
pier requirements
Review
and Q&A
Order
Online or Call 1-888-323-9235.
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