Eligible Credits

  • 1.5 Core LUs

    AIBC

  • 1.5 CPD Points

    BC Housing

  • 1.5 CPD Points

    BOABC

  • 1.5 CEC Points

    CACEA

Disclaimers:

  1. Please note that, for the concerned organizations you are responsible for sending your CPD credit request to the concerned organizations; The Township of Langley does not submit CPD credits on your behalf.  (Excluding AIBC LUs)
  2. If you attended this event live at the date above and reported for credits, you cannot claim any additional credits from this on-demand course.
  3. The content of this video is accurate to the date upon which it was presented. As codes, standards, bylaws, and requirements change, certain aspects of this course may no longer be accurate. Please, check with your consultants and municipality if you are unsure of requirements noted in the video.

Course Description

The Township of Langley hosted a builder forum to share information related to airtightness techniques for Steps 3, 4, and 5, and heat pump best practices. This webinar was presented by Einar Halbig of E3 EcoGroup Ltd. and Mikhael Horvath of Enforma Engineering Inc.
Hosted by the Township of Langley. Sponsored by BC Hydro and FortisBC.

Instructor(s)

Einar Halbig

Managing Partner | E3 Eco Group Inc

Einar Halbig has over 16 years of education and experience in residential construction. He specializes in practical solutions that make a house more efficient, safe and comfortable. Trained as a civil engineer, he has evaluated over 2000 existing homes across the Lower Mainland as well as hundreds of new homes. Einar embarked on a deep-green energy retrofit of his own house and now enjoys the many benefits of the end result. He brings an engineering background, technical sales expertise, and hands-on experience to the field of energy-efficiency and sustainable consulting. Einar provides Building Science for New Homes training and Certified Energy Advisor training, and he serves as the Chair of the CHBA BC Technical Advisory Committee.

Mikhael Horvath

President of Enforma Engineering Inc

Mikhael Horvath is a professional engineer and the director of Enforma Engineering Inc., which specializes exclusively in energy code compliance analysis and testing for both Part 9 and Part 3 buildings. Since 2016, Enforma has completed over 600 projects in three provinces, and saved builders more than $2 million dollars in construction costs by using energy modeling based compliance strategies. Prior to specializing as an energy consultant, Mikhael practiced for over a decade as an HVAC and plumbing design engineer, working on building types ranging from residential to industrial.

Reviews

5 star rating

GREAT JOB

Ian Combs

WELL DONE

WELL DONE

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Survey Responses

“The presenters were engaging and explained the concepts of heat pumps and airtightness in a straightforward and practical way.”

Anonymous Survey Response

“It was a great introduction for those who have no idea about heat pumps and air barriers.”

Anonymous Survey Response

“Seeing how the testing was carried out help[ed] the most to understanding what was required to make the building air tight.”

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