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67th NC Industrial Ventilation Courses
May 12-16, 2025
Hilton Raleigh North Hills, Raleigh, NC
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Certificate
The North Carolina Industrial Ventilation Course in collaboration with the University of North Carolina, Occupational Safety and Health Research Center has established two Certificate courses in Industrial Ventilation. Upon completion of the course individuals will be awarded a Certificate in Industrial Ventilation Design or Certificate in Industrial Ventilation System Diagnosis & Troubleshooting, and a plaque from the University of North Carolina, Occupational Safety and Health Education and Research Center.
Plan of Instruction
There will be 4 levels of instruction during the 2025 Course:
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Fundamentals of Industrial Ventilation
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Advanced Ventilation Design
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System Diagnosis & Troubleshooting
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NEW Applied Industrial Ventilation Course for
Environmental Health/Safety Personnel and Industrial Hygienists (Not for System Designers)
Optional Workshop Offered on Friday, May 16 - Current Issues in Industrial Ventilation
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To register through the mail, please see page 6 of the course brochure.
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For questions, please contact Connie McElroy-Bacon, at 919-608-1606 or cbacon@mindspring.com.
Tuition
Level I: Fundamentals of Industrial Ventilation $2,495
Level II: Advanced Ventilation Design $2,495
Level II: System Diagnosis & Troubleshooting $2,495
Level II: Applied Industrial Ventilation Course for Environmental Health/Safety Personnel and Industrial Hygienists $2,495
Optional Workshop: Current Issues in Industrial Ventilation $395
The Level I and three Level II classes will be taught concurrently May 12-15. The fee includes the 31st edition ACGIH Industrial Ventilation Manual or System Diagnosis & Troubleshooting Manual, all course materials (problems, calculations sheets), breaks, four breakfasts, four lunches, and the Founders Dinner on Tuesday, May 13. The Friday workshop registration fee includes handouts, continental breakfast and break.
The two year Certificate Program is included in the course cost.
For information about company discounts for 3 or more registrations, please contact Connie at the phone number or email address above.
Accommodations
Rooms have been set aside at Hilton
Raleigh North Hills for participants of this course, but their availability cannot be guaranteed past April 10. Lodging is NOT included in your registration fee. Please make your own reservation directly with the hotel to receive your special rate of $159 plus tax.
Hilton Raleigh North Hills,
3415 Wake Forest Rd., Raleigh, NC 27609 919.872.2323
Parking
Free parking is available for Industrial Ventilation
Course participants who are overnight guests at the Hilton as well as for those who drive in.
Cancellation
The full registration fee or an organization purchase order is due at the time of registration. In the event the participant cancels, a written notice is required. A $150.00 fee will be charged for cancellation. No reimbursement can be made if cancellation occurs within 7 business days of the program, or if the participant fails to attend. Substitutions can be made at any time.
Maintenance Points
The NC Ventilation Course contains 30 hours of technical contact time and is eligible for an estimated 4.0 ABIH CM Points. The optional workshops contain an additional 4 hours of technical contact time and are eligible for an estimated 0.5 ABIH CM Credit.
Professional Development Hours (PDHs)
The Industrial Ventilation Course offers continuing competency activities for North Carolina Professional Engineers and Registered Land Surveyors (30 Contact Hours).
About the Course
This Course was established to promote good ventilation practices and design techniques throughout industry and will help you understand how to evaluate and/or design a ventilation system. Classroom problems are solved using the Velocity Pressure Method of calculation as outlined in the Industrial Ventilation Manual published by the ACGIH.