The BCIPI

BCIPI is an institute established under the provisions of the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians (ASTT) Act, to represent the professionally certified house and property inspectors in British Columbia.

By using a certified inspector, you know your inspector has training that covers all the things you need to have checked out. A certified inspector is also knowledgeable in building code requirements for your area.

ASTTBC

CHI and CPI inspectors are certified by ASTTBC – one of the largest professional associations in BC. The Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC has 9,500+ members in many fields relating to applied science and engineering technology.

ASTTBC is a self-governing professional association incorporated under the ASTT Act. With over 50 years as a professional association you can rely on ASTTBC members to protect the public interest.

 

 

Accredited Educators
for House Inspectors

 

British Columbia Institute of Technology

BCIT offers a series of courses in the house and property inspection field that meet the academic requirements of Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC (ASTTBC) for their Certified House Inspector (CHI) and Certified Property Inspector (CPI) designations. A final grade of 70 percent in each course is required by ASTTBC.

 

Okanagan College

Okanagan College offers a home inspection certificate program that combines theoretical instruction with field training to provide participants with a thorough foundation for pursuing work in the area of home inspection.  This program meets the academic requirements of Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC (ASTTBC) for their Certified House Inspector (CHI) and Certified Property Inspector (CPI) designations. A final grade of 70 percent in each course is required by ASTTBC.

   

DISTANCE LEARNING PROVIDER:

Carson Dunlop

ASTTBC does recognize the entire Carson Dunlop Home Study Program as meeting part of the required courses – House Inspection 1, 2 & 3. Part 9 of the BC Building Code and House Inspection 4 (the Field Inspection course) are also required. The Building Code course may be taken by correspondence and a mentorship with a BCIPI certified inspector to meet the equivalency of the House Inspection 4.

 

Questions answered:  Peter Link, CTech, CPI, Manager, Property & House Inspection Registration, email plink@asttbc.org

 

 

 

 

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