Certified HERS Raters verify Energy Code compliance and make sure projects are ready for final inspection with the Building Department. Builders, Contractors, and Homeowners depend on HERS Raters to get the job done. If you’re ready to get certified, CHEERS makes it simple.
Why Become a CHEERS Certified HERS Rater?
HERS Raters are certified professionals who perform the Field Verification and Diagnostic testing required to close building permits. They inspect duct systems, insulation, refrigerant charge, airflow, and other energy features. Every permitted project in California that requires HERS verification needs a HERS Rater to get their final inspection with the Building Department. This is your chance to step into that role.
How to Get Started
To become a CHEERS Certified HERS Rater in California, you’ll need to complete the following steps:
- Complete CHEERS’ online HERS Rater Training course
- Pass the written exam
- Obtain your EPA 608 Type II Certification
- Complete required in-field training
CHEERS provides everything in one place, from training to certification. Get certified at your own pace, with online courses – check out CHEERS Training – Course Catalog today.
Free Training May Be Available
CHEERS has partnered with ConSol to provide low-cost or no cost training and certification options to expand access and help fill this critical workforce need.
Visit ConSol’s Training & Development page for details and eligibility by region.
What You’ll Learn
CHEERS’ HERS Rater training covers everything you need to know to get certified:
- Legal Aspects of the HERS Profession
- Rater & Job Safety
- Title 24 Overview
- Basics of Building Science
- HERS Diagnostic Inspections
- CHEERS Registry Training
You’ll also gain access to additional support and resources as you start your career as a CHEERS Certified HERS Rater.
Start Your Certification Training Today!
Get certified, help projects move forward, and become the go-to person for homeowners, builders, and contractors.. CHEERS is ready to help you every step of the way.
Questions? Reach out to help@cheers.org or visit cheers.org/hers-rater-training to learn more.