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A Council
Certified Indoor Environmentalist is a designation that has been bestowed on only a few thousand IAQ professionals
by the American IAQ Council. The American IAQ Council is a nonprofit,
multi-disciplined organization, dedicated to promoting the exchange of indoor environmental information, through education
and research, for the safety and well being of the general public.
Obtaining a CIE designation requires a combination
of: High School Diploma, University Diploma, and significant experience in the IAQ filed.
After this criteria is met, one may attend an in depth course where he/she studies the topics below. Finally, you must pass a comprehensive 120 question exam and agree to adhere to the standards of practice
and code of ethics of the American IAQ Council.
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- Laying the Groundwork for
Indoor Air Quality
- Historical Perspective on
IAQ Basic Concepts
- What Is Ventilation?
- Air Contaminants
- Odors
- The Human Response
- How Contaminants Affect
the Body
- Microbiological Agents and
Health Affects
- Bacterial Agents & Fungal
Agents
- How the Consultant Assesses
Microbes
- Biocides & Disinfectants
- Cooling Towers & Legionnaires
Disease
- Environmental Allergens
- Asthma
- An Environmental Allergen
Assessment Protocol
- Mitigating Indoor Allergens
- Types of Aerosols
- Lung Diseases
- Case Studies of Public Buildings,
Offices and Homes
- ASHRAE Standard 55 &
62
- Thermal Conditions
- ASHRAE 62 - Ventilation
Standard for Indoor Air Quality
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- HVAC Systems & IAQ
- HVAC Systems & Pressurization
- Understanding Relative Humidity
& IAQ
- Industrial Ventilation
- Maintenance Programs
- Understanding Air Filtration
For IAQ
- Establishing Filter Efficiency
Needs
- Understanding Filter Testing
and Rating
- Understanding Velocity and
Air Filtration
- HVAC Services and Their
Impact On IAQ
- Workplace Environmental
Controls and IAQ
- Retrofitting the HVAC System
- Installing a Replacement
Air Conditioner
- Energy Management and IAQ
- Marketing Opportunities
In IAQ
- Handling IAQ Complaints
- Observing a Potential IAQ
Concern
- Dealing With the Thrifty
Client
- The New Service Manager
or Engineer With Your Company
- Understanding Remediation
- HVAC & Micro-biological
Remediation
- Assessment for Remediation
- Types of Remediation
- Project Planning
- O.S.H.A. Requirements and
Preparations
- Site Preparation and Evaluating
Quality Control During and After Remediation
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Call: Paul King 704-467-7328 (INSPECT)
1820 Sunnyside Ave. Charlotte, NC 28204 & 201 Tom Hall St. #236 Fort Mill, SC 29715 704-307-2537-Fax
Professional, detailed, thorough home
inspections in Charlotte, Pineville, Matthews, Mint Hill, Weddington, Huntersville, Lake Norman, Waxhaw, Monroe,
and Marvin, North Carolina as well as Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Lake Wylie, Indian Land, York, Clover, and
Lancaster, South Carolina.
Copyright © 2003-2008
King Construction, Inc. dba Inspector Paul
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