Originally Posted By: gromicko
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http://www.nachi.org/robetech.htm
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Nick Gromicko
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Originally Posted By: Nick Gromicko
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For those of you South of the border, “write an exam” means the same as “take an exam” up North.
For those of you North of the border, "write an exam" means "create an exam" down South.
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Originally Posted By: Nick Gromicko
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Next class starts Sept. 7th.
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Originally Posted By: Rick Knowsbetter
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Unbelievable.
Originally Posted By: jhagarty
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Rick:
You are Mistaken.
http://www.robetech.com/hi.html
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Joseph Hagarty
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Originally Posted By: rwand
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Nick
I guess Rick Knownothing told you! So put that in your pipe and smoke it! Now go to your room and stand in the corner. You bad boy.
   
Raymond Wand
Alton, ON
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Originally Posted By: james quinn
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Great, now I can finally get into doing open heart surgery. Just switch a couple of Nachi exam questions and I’m in !!
Quinn the Eskimo
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Originally Posted By: rwand
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Hi James
Sorta like Oahi using inspectors to teach its own courses. Last time I heard Oahi had non electricians teaching electrical courses. Whats even worse is one of the wanne be instructors was letting students stick their finger in the light socket. Gotta love the concept.
Just remember no beer 36 hours before you perform heart surgery.  
Raymond Wand
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Originally Posted By: Claude Lawrenson
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Interesting, thread but the real news is others have beat them out of the block, years ago. The exception being those other colleges have real exams in the college classroom. Some even have post graduate studies in home inspection. Tah dah!
It also my understanding this college does not meet the OAHI or the CAHPI standard. Not that anyone here really seems to care about OAHI or CAHPI. So they have done themselves proud by having NACHI approve them.
Ray - possibly clarify your point was that an Intro to Home Inspection course? (Re: your electrical concern) Because OAHI does not run a full electrical course, that is done by others.
Originally Posted By: lewens
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You know what Nick
I was going to respond to Claude’s post but it just ain’t worth the trouble.
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Originally Posted By: John Bowman
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| Claude Lawrenson wrote: |
| It also my understanding this college does not meet the OAHI or the CAHPI standard. Not that anyone here really seems to care about OAHI or CAHPI. So they have done themselves proud by having NACHI approve them. |
What are the OAHI or the CAHPI standards? Where can one read them? Are OAHI standards, ASHI standards? After all ASHI does consider OAHI as an extension of itsself. Please elaborate.
We all care quite extensively about OAHI/CAHPI. SAE's (Self appointed experts) require close monitoring and should be held accountable for their actions/inactions. Secrecy of policy implementation is not a right when it will involve a much greater populous.
I'm amazed that a higher learning institute that is recognized by your government does not meet the needs of your organization. This surely puts you ahead of the government. Congratulations.
Originally Posted By: clawrenson
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Ontario Home Inspections Inc.
Originally Posted By: John Bowman
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Claude,
Not offended. That release was written by the college, not NACHI. Your beef is actually with them, not NACHI.
Regards,
John B.
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Thank you - John for that clarification.
I simply felt obliged to try to seek clarification of that fact. I felt it was misleading, you have clarified the source. That is good enough to satisfy me and a few others involved with the colleges that read this forum.
Regards, Claude
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Originally Posted By: Rick Knowsbetter
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Nevermind…
Originally Posted By: Rick Knowsbetter
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Originally Posted By: John Bowman
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Knowsbetter,
Did you agree with this?
http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/profile.php?mode=register
Your demeanor sir/madam is not within the terms of your agreement. Please refrain from posting further disparaging comments. If you are in doubt of your actions please reread the above.
NACHI encourages participation by non-members. But please remember you are merely a guest.
Thank-you for participating on our forum.
Originally Posted By: rwand
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John,
You maybe able to glean info from this link
http://www.oahi.com/inspectors/INDEX.ASP
http://www.oahi.com/inspectors/m-courseinfo.asp
The links are publicly accessible.
Cheers,
Raymond Wand
Alton, ON
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The value of experience is not in seeing much,
but in seeing wisely. - Sir William Osler 1905
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Originally Posted By: rwand
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Fwiw Mr. Knowsnothing
Oahi has several members who offer 2 week courses for fledging inspectors. So Oahi it could be said helps foster the home inspector training band wagon.
My bad. 
Raymond Wand
Alton, ON
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The value of experience is not in seeing much,
but in seeing wisely. - Sir William Osler 1905
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Originally Posted By: rwand
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Fwiw to my knowledge some College courses are not acceptable to Oahi. Of course the primary reason is likely the fact Oahi is making money on providing courses solely approved and offered by them. After all why would they want to give up a money making machine.
Raymond Wand
Alton, ON
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The value of experience is not in seeing much,
but in seeing wisely. - Sir William Osler 1905
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