Training Course

The Certified Industrial Energy Professional (CIEP) training is designed to equip professionals with the skills required to optimize energy efficiency in industrial settings. The CIEP program covers various aspects of energy management, such as energy auditing, system optimization, energy procurement, and sustainability practices in industrial facilities. Participants learn how to analyze energy usage, identify potential energy saving opportunities, and develop strategies to reduce energy consumption and costs.

"Taking this CIET training and writing the Foundation and EA Level Exams is one of the faster ways to become a full-fledged NRCan-Registered Energy Advisor involved in the initiative. The CIET EA Prep Course provides participants with the knowledge and tools necessary to successfully pass the EA exam and understand the key responsibilities of an EA. These responsibilities involve evaluating the energy performance of residential homes and offering guidance on potential energy savings during the design, construction, and renovation stages. Visit cietcanada.com to learn more about this course and to register (website link below)"

Over five days, participants explore topics such as energy management fundamentals, energy auditing techniques, efficient energy technologies, industrial process optimization, renewable energy integration, and regulatory compliance. They gain insights into the most effective methods for assessing energy performance, implementing measures to save energy, and measuring the effects of energy efficiency initiatives in industrial settings.

After completing the CIEP program, participants are eligible to take the certification exam to become a CIEP. This certification validates expertise in industrial energy management and showcases the ability to effectively execute energy conservation methods, enhance operation productivity, and decrease environmental effects in industrial environments. 

"This one-day Advanced HOT2000 User course is tailored to the needs of professionals aiming to master the HOT2000 application for building code compliance. The emphasis is on practical, advanced functionalities to ensure participants can efficiently conduct precise energy assessments within a condensed timeframe. Participants explore creating custom components, fuel cost libraries, and code libraries in the HOT2000 interface. The course covers using the House Wizard feature while understanding its limitations and extends to modelling various equipment types. Additionally, participants gain expertise in generating and interpreting reports along with running comparative reports for comprehensive energy analyses. Visit cietcanada.com to learn more about this course and to register (website link below) "

"Organizations that own and operate buildings are increasingly setting aggressive targets to reduce their GHG emissions. These targets are driven by factors such as increasing carbon taxes, carbon pollution limits, corporate social responsibility, and tenant demands. Additionally, extreme heat and wildfire events are pushing us to create more climate resilient buildings. To meet these aggressive targets, many organizations are shifting their focus from energy efficiency measures to decarbonization projects. These projects involve more stakeholders, higher costs, and more complex technical and operational considerations. Planning for a low carbon transition and selecting decarbonization projects can be complicated. Where do we start? Which projects or buildings should we prioritize? How do we determine the best path to decarbonize our portfolios? This course guides participants through the process of selecting the best path. Case studies are used to illustrate important decarbonization project considerations and success factors. Visit cietcanada.com to learn more about this course and to register (website link below) "

Existing Building Commissioning (EBCx) involves improving the performance of existing buildings. Over the years, there has been growing interest in EBCx projects since they are proven to be an effective means of identifying low-cost or no-cost operational improvements that can enhance occupant comfort and achieve energy savings. They may be conducted as a standalone activity or as part of renovation or modernization projects. The four-day Advanced Course on Existing Building Commissioning (EBCx) program comprehensively covers all the stages of the EBCx process. This includes planning, investigation, implementation, and hand-over monitoring. The course provides detailed presentations on each stage to enable participants to develop a comprehensive understanding of the entire process and to gain all the expected benefits. This course covers the fundamental principles of building mechanical systems and explores effective testing and verification methods. Participants also gain a comprehensive understanding of the investigation process. Visit cietcanada.com to learn more about this course and to register (website link below)