PART-TIME | STEINBACH CAMPUS PERPP-NA Personal/Professional Development

Ensuring High-Performance, Trouble-Free Installations

This two-day (20-hour) course equips window installers and related trades with the knowledge and skills to deliver high-performance installations. Through classroom instruction, live demonstrations and hands-on experience, participants learn how to select windows and apply proven installation methods for low-rise, wood frame construction. White the course primary focuses on new construction, it also addresses the challenges of window replacement in older homes.

What You'll Learn:

Participants that successfully complete this course will be able too:

- Select window that balance cost, performance and durability for a cold climate.

- Interpret code requirements, installation standards and manufacturer instructions that underpin quality window instillations.

- Install windows reliably using proven best practices for flashing, air/water sealing, shimming and fastening.

- Tailor installation techniques to local exposure and environmental conditions.

- Identify, prevent, and correct installation errors that compromise building envelope performance, occupant comfort and safety.

Benefits of Taking This Course:

- Gain practical knowledge about best practices for durable, energy-efficient window installations.

- Develop construction skills with science-based strategies.

- Prepare for careers in sustainable building and green construction.

- Access funding support that significantly reduces your tuition cost.

Funding Information:

The course is funded in part by the Government of Canada's Sectoral Workforce Solutions Program and offered in partnership with the Canadian Colleges for a Resilient Recovery (C2R2). 

Valued at $1, 200, but for a limited time, this training is available to RRC Polytech students for just $120.

Prerequisites:

No formal prerequisites re required, but the course is best suited for individuals with experience or interest in construction, renovation, or building performance.

Materials Needed:

Personal protective equipment (PPE) including CSA-approved steel toe footwear, CSA-approved safety glasses. Dust masks and hearing protection to be provided. Camera or smartphone (optional).

Credential Awarded:

Upon successful completion, participants will receive an Acknowledgment or Participation Certificate from RRC Polytech.