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You can contact MiTEC directly to set up an appointment to challenge the BPI HEP certification test by emailing them at: MDHHS-MiTec@michigan.gov.
Once the request for testing has been received, your contact information will be passed on to one of MiTEC’s proctors. They will then contact you to set up a time and location to facilitate the request for testing.
See the Updated Home Energy Professional Quality Control Inspector and Energy Auditor Certifications: What You Need to Know (pages 7 – 10) document. This is located on the Resources page.
You will have six attempts to take and pass the online exam and six attempts to take and pass the field exam in a one-year period. The year starts at your first attempt, followed by five additional attempts. If you have tested six times, you must wait until a year has passed since your first initial attempt.
Please review these flow charts.
If you have taken the NEAT/MHEA Data Entry class and are applying to BPI for the EA certificate, please submit a request the the MDHHS-MiTEC@michigan.gov mailbox with the following information:
- Request a Proof of Energy Modeling letter
- Submit the date you took the NEAT/MHEA Data Entry class
Once we receive this information, you will receive your letter (with a copy to the Wx Director) by email within 5-7 days.
Please review our pricing structure.
There is no cost for individuals working within the Michigan Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP).
Individuals outside of Michigan’s WAP will be charged accordingly. This will be established at time of contact.
Email is MDHHS-empowORhelp@michigan.gov.
The Michigan Energy Audit Guide can be found on our Resources page.
Please review these flow charts.
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- Lead Renovation/Abatement Firm Certification Application – Lead Home | Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil | US EPA
- Yes, you will have to complete LRRP training first then use this link to register your firm through the EPA Lead Home | Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil | US EPA. You will want to do the Lead Renovator certification when applying.
Yes! Please see the following aids:
- MiTEC LMS Job Aid – Instructions for logging in, changing password, navigating the system, browsing and signing up for classes, and adding external training.
- MiTEC Student Handbook Job Aid – Instructions for launching, viewing, marking complete, and acknowledging receipt of this document within the LMS (required before attending any MiTEC classes).
- MiTEC Online Video Training Job Aid – Instructions for searching, launching, viewing, and marking complete online videos in the LMS.
Contact MiTEC directly at MDHHS-MiTec@michigan.gov.
- MiTEC does not offer the Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (LRRP) training.
- Renovation, Repair and Painting Program: Renovator Training
- No, BCAEO/MiTEC provides stipends for time spent in individual trainings. CAAs may opt to cover application fees for EPA Firm certification.
- CSPM 0600 Series – Weatherization
- Each individual in the WAP must take either LSW or LRRP. Lead Abatement Worker, Lead Abatement Supervisor, or a Lead Inspector Risk Assessor are not substitutions for LSW/LRRP.
- Each company in the WAP whose scope of work is subject to the RRP rule must have at least one LRRP Certified individual working in the program.
The Michigan Energy Audit Guide can be found on our Resources page.
- MiTEC does not offer the OSHA 10 training.
- OSHA Training Institute Education Centers
Please review our pricing structure.
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Please review our pricing structure.
If you have taken the NEAT/MHEA Data Entry class and are applying to BPI for the EA certificate, please submit a request the the MDHHS-MiTEC@michigan.gov mailbox with the following information:
- Request a Proof of Energy Modeling letter
- Submit the date you took the NEAT/MHEA Data Entry class
Once we receive this information, you will receive your letter (with a copy to the Wx Director) by email within 5-7 days.
Please review these flow charts.
MiTEC greatly appreciates the opportunity to review your Request for Proposal (RFP) and possibly assist with your training needs. Please contact us at mdhhs-mitec@michigan.gov.
- The policy for contractor stipends is outlined in CSPM 618: CSPM 0600 Series – Weatherization
- Questions can be emailed to MDHHS-MiTEC@Michigan.gov
- To submit a stipend request, go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MIStipendRequest
- To process a stipend request, a W9 for a contracting company must be submitted with the initial request. Find a W9 Form here: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw9.pdf
- No, BCAEO/MiTEC provides stipends for time spent in individual trainings. CAAs may opt to cover application fees for EPA Firm certification.
- CSPM 0600 Series – Weatherization
Online Video Training webinars that were created as a response to the inability to facilitate in-person training due to the COVID crisis can only be found on the LMS. The calendar for all other events can be viewed on the Training Schedule page.
If you already have an account in the Learning Management System (LMS), please login here.
If you do not have an account in the LMS, you will need to complete the pre-registration survey to have one created for you.
Please review our pricing structure.
- MiTEC does not offer the Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (LRRP) training.
- Renovation, Repair and Painting Program: Renovator Training