CCLEP Builders, Contractors, Remodelers, Roofers, & Homeowners Continuing Education - In Person

Builders, Contractors, Remodelers, Roofers, & Homeowners Continuing Education Event - Better Buildings, Better Business 
7 hours CEU's includes | 1-hour Business | 1-hour Energy
February 11 | 8am-5pm | At CCHE
Lunch Provided
Presenters: Rachel Wagner, Just Housing & Randy Williams, Willcon Inc
Partners: Cook County Local Energy Project & Arrowhead Cooperative

Cook County Local Energy Project and Cook County Higher Education are excited to offer this continuing education opportunity! We invite anyone involved in residential construction to attend, and we strongly encourage homeowners considering building a home to join us for this informative workshop.

This course is open to builder/contractor/remodeler/roofer professionals requiring CEU's and others who are interested but do not require continuing education credits.

Training Day Schedule:

• 8:30–9:30: Better Buildings are Better Business 
• 9:30–10:30: Are We Building Too Tight? 
• 10:30–10:45: Break
• 10:45–12:15: What’s Building Science and Why Does It Matter? 
• 12:15–1:15: Lunch (provided) & Panel Discussion
• 1:15–2:45: Systems Thinking and Integrated Design 
• 2:45–3:00: Break
• 3:00–4:00: Continuous Insulation Strategies 
• 4:00–5:00: Don’t Do This – Lessons from the Field 

Residential builders (QB), remodelers (QC), and roofers (QR) need to have completed 14 hours of appropriate continuing education credits by the time they start to renew their licenses. Since licenses are renewed every two years, you have two years to complete the courses. Many residential building contractor and remodeler business licenses expire on March 31, 2025. Renew

Look up your completed continuing education credits:
https://ims.dli.mn.gov/ims/Find3?cat=Pros
1. Go to the link above or search IMS Continuing Education Lookup.
2. In the drop-down menu, select Last Name.
3. Enter your last name in the search field.
4. Find the record associated with your name.
5. Click on your QB number.
6. On the right-hand side, click the print icon.
7. Then click on Continuing Education Status.
8. Your CEU report will appear.

CCLEP (Cook County Local Energy Project) is a local 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization that aims to guide Cook County away from our reliance on fossil fuels and toward energy independence with renewable energies, workforce development, and community education to strengthen our local economy. CCLEP programs focus on getting our community the resources they need for their energy efficiency projects like solar, home weatherization, climate-friendly heating, and more.

Thank you to CCLEP, Arrowhead Cooperative, Southern Minnesota Municipal Power Agency, and Grand Marais Public Utilities for their support of this event!