Introduction to Commercial Inspections

Introduction to Commercial Inspections*

Are you interested in entering the Commercial Inspection field? Do you want more information on what commercial inspection require and how they differ from home inspections? What experience and skills are required, and how much supplemental training will be necessary?

This introduction to commercial inspections primer course hosted by CASA Training Academy is designed to answer these questions and more.

This course will provide you with insights into the commercial inspection process and help you develop a plan for expanding and diversifying your business into the commercial inspection field. You will come away with a solid footing for taking the next step to enter the commercial inspection arena. 

THIS IS AN INPERSON COURSE. VIRTURAL STEAMING (ZOOM) IS NOT AN AVAILABLE OPTION

Course Topics

• What is a commercial inspection?
• How is a commercial inspection different than a residential inspection?
• What standards and resources do I need?
• What experience and skills are required?
• What is the inspection process and reporting requirements?
• Who should you market and how to tap into this business sector
• Insurance, Licensing and Reporting requirements

Meet The Expert

Rob Claus

Rob has been an active member of the inspection industry for 32 years, performing residential inspections and commercial property inspections, and teaching inspection related workshops and classes nationwide. He is a longtime member of both InterNACHI® and CCPIA, and has become one of CCPIA’s leading instructors and published members. Claus joins CCPIA from his position as Managing Director of the Commercial Division and Director of Training and Development at The Brick-Kicker in Naperville, Illinois. His extensive knowledge and experience in inspecting, teaching, and management will provide CCPIA members with new resources to excel as inspectors

Continuing Education Credits

• InterNACHI 12 CE's
• This course is not approved for NCHILB credits

*This is an introductory course and is not intended to fully prepare you to conduct commercial inspections. It is a primer and will provide you with the information you need to determine if commercial inspection match your interests and business goals. Additional training and education should be considered necessary to enter in to this market segment and competently offer this service