Another gold nugget to pick up! Thanks, Jim! 
Welcome to our forum, Marty!..Enjoy! 
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Welcome, Marty!
Thanks for the warm welcome 
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Why pay for something that you can get for free from InterNACHI. The only gold nugget here is going into the pocket of a school that offers a course similar to the training you can get at InterNACHI. This course has taken information from the level one training. Both courses will not make you a level one certified inspector.
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As Martin said. The InterNACHI course is a great introduction to IR. It can help you decide if you want to add Infrared Thermography and proceed with the Level 1 training. IMO, Level 1 training is the bare minimum you need to have if you are going to advertise IR in your inspections.
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a mud pot
it look very hot in the infrared camera!!
Apparent patterns of a failed seal for sure. If you can get your hands on some ice cubes during your survey, take one, flat side towards the apparent failed IGU, hold the cube with a paper towel for one minute. Remove cube and wipe off the surface moisture. Look closely, on a slight angle, and you should see the remaining moisture that formed on the inside glass pane. No moisture equals seal has not failed.
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A good reminder, Peter. Thanks!
^^^^^Hey, folks, there is a gold nugget here.^^^^^