Heather Kulwin has served as a building code analyst with the city of Indianapolis for more than 12 years. In this position she is responsible for overseeing permitting processes for commercial projects. During her time in this position, Heather Kulwin has enhanced her skill set with a number of certifications, including certification as a commercial property inspector.
The National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI) provides commercial property inspector certification opportunities to professionals throughout the United States and Canada. Furthermore, InterNACHI supports global certification programs in nearly 70 additional nations around the world. NACHI maintains a comprehensive database of unique licensing requirements in each jurisdiction and assists members in adhering to these standards.
Additional support comes in the form of a free commercial property inspection prerequisite course, which can be completed online at no cost. The organization offers a variety of supplemental learning materials that can be used to prepare for the state or regional certification exam. Upon completion of the initial commercial property certification program, individuals can begin training for more than 60 unique NACHI inspector certifications, ranging from radon tester certification to drone pilot training.
To learn about commercial property inspection certification standards in your region, or to review the complete list of NACHI certifications, please visit the organization online at www.nachi.org.
The National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI) provides commercial property inspector certification opportunities to professionals throughout the United States and Canada. Furthermore, InterNACHI supports global certification programs in nearly 70 additional nations around the world. NACHI maintains a comprehensive database of unique licensing requirements in each jurisdiction and assists members in adhering to these standards.
Additional support comes in the form of a free commercial property inspection prerequisite course, which can be completed online at no cost. The organization offers a variety of supplemental learning materials that can be used to prepare for the state or regional certification exam. Upon completion of the initial commercial property certification program, individuals can begin training for more than 60 unique NACHI inspector certifications, ranging from radon tester certification to drone pilot training.
To learn about commercial property inspection certification standards in your region, or to review the complete list of NACHI certifications, please visit the organization online at www.nachi.org.
