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Continuing Competency & Education Opportunies

Michigan has changed the licensure laws to including a continuing competency requirement to renew your license. A complete list of classes being offered by local associations across the state are listed below under read more. Other educational options listed may meet the requirment for continuing competency. Check with the provider listed to confirm.

To find out if a local association is holding continuing competency or other classes that might not be listed, click here for a directory of local associations across the state.

OSHA Fall Protection Compliance

At the request of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has withdrawn the Interim Fall Protection Compliance Guidelines for Residential Construction. They are being replaced with the fall protection regulations in OSHA standard 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M, which is less complex and allows residential construction employers some flexibility in providing fall protection systems. MIOSHA is moving to implement the new regulations. Click here for a listing of classes.

RRP Classes Will Count For Both Safety & Legal

Last week the MAHB learned a proprietary school offering both the EPA Lead RRP class and continuing competency (CC) activities, allegedly told RRP class attendees that the lead class would not count toward the safety portion of the state’s continuing competency requirements.

Need Lead Certification?

MAHB has teamed up with Northern Environmental Consultants to offer online training to complete your certification at a discounted price. Click here and enter the code MHBARG to receive a $45 discount on the training session.

BEST of Michigan

BEST of MI isdevoted to training Builders under the new Michigan licensure rules that took effect June 1st. Contact Pam Frankenberger at 517.646.2572 for more information or click link for www.bestofmi.org

Builder & Associate Designations

Through the National Association of Home Builders, many of our members strive to reach the pinnacle of the home building industry by taking advantage of continuing education and earning special designations.

Build a Career in Residential Construction!

You do not have to have construction experience to work for a home building company. Community colleges, universities, and technical schools throughout the country offer construction- related education programs.

University of Housing Approved Instructors in Michigan

Instructors for the NAHB University of Housing courses must all be approved by the National Association of Home Builders. A committee made up of members of the stakeholder boards reviews all applications and approves instructors before they are allowed to instruct an NAHB University of Housing course.

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University of Housing

Home Builders Institute