Additional virtual and "in person" course delivery dates will be posted to our web site as confirmed.
To install a heat pump in Vancouver, you must have a Municipal Heat Pump Certification and be registered, as of July 1, 2022, as a certified heat pump installer.
Note: Presently for new construction and not retrofits. Visit the following webpages for further details:
- Heat pumps and permits
- Energy requirements for new single family and 1-3 storey homes
This is not a self-paced course, it is online synchronous delivery. You will be expected to be available and online on the posted days and times shown on your registration schedule. It is important you have a stable and consistent internet connection to access course content.
Note: This is a 24 hour course which includes the exam and a Question & Answer segment with your instructor. Successful registrants will receive a Municipal Heat Pump Certification certificate and stamp.
When you need a mechanical permit
For further information on pulling a Mechanical Permit at the City of Vancouver, please visit this link.
For Hydronic Designers
This is a must have to utilize the new TECA heat pump drawings and design projects involving air-to-water or water-to-water heat pumps.
For Hydronic Installers
This is great insight into the proper sizing, operation and logic of heat pumps when utilized in a hydronic heating or cooling system
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
To register for in-person training, please click the Register to Attend In-Person button below.
Prerequisites for the Municipal Heat Pump Certification course.
Registrants must have One (1) or more of the prerequisites listed below:
In addition to the above, ALL registrants must also have the following Two (2) prerequisites:
You will need to provide the TECA office with a picture or copy of your Trade TQ before TECA will issue you a stamp. Please send to: training@teca.ca
For those of you awaiting to take our Hydronic Design course and do not have HD yet, you can still participate in this training, but we will only provide you with a Certificate (not a stamp) upon successful completion of the course. Once you pass Hydronic Design, we will issue you a Municipal Heat Pump Certification stamp.