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A Day in the Life of an RFI
2025-12-05 On Site at a Mid-Point Inspection
2025-12-05 Duct Blaster Set Up
2025-12-05 Duct Blaster Running
Blower Door Testing
by Fine Homebuilding
Math Sampler
- Rectangles, Triangles and Trapezoids found on Building Plans
Articles
RESNET:
How to Become an RFI
RESNET:
How to Become a HERS Modeler
RESNET:
How to Become a HERS Rater
Books
The Northeast HERS Alliance HERS Rater Training and Reference Manual
Residential Energy
by John Krigger
Math - (What kind of math do I need to know?)
Basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Geometry- circumference and area of a rectangle, square, triangle or circle.
Reading a tape measure.
Converting inches into decimals (e.g. 9 in = .75 ft)
Algebra- solving for missing components in a formula.
Videos
Become a HERS Rater: Everything High School Students Need to Know About Entering this Growing Field
How I Became a Rater - an Interview with Michael Rossi
Vocabulary
Blower Door:
diagnostic equipment used to pressurize a home and test the envelope for air leakage
CAZ:
Combustion Safety Exam - RFI candidates must take it, so must Rater Candidates. (If an RFI passes it and then goes on to become a rater, they don't have to take it again.
Duct Blaster:
diagnostic equipment used to pressurize ductwork and test for air leakage
HERS:
Home Energy Rating System
HERS Modeler Practical Evaluation:
test taken by Modeler Candidates
Manometer:
handheld gauge used to measure air pressure
Mentored Rating or Mentored Model:
done under the supervision of an experienced Rater by RFI or Modeler Candidates to learn to gather data in the field or create computer models.
NEHERS:
Northeast Home Energy Rating System Alliance - a non-profit based in MA that runs trainings for RFIs, Modelers and HERS Raters.
Practical Simulation Exam:
one of three tests taken by HERS Rater Candidates.
Probationary Rating:
practice rating done by HERS Rater Candidates (5 required)
Rater Exam:
one of three tests taken by HERS Rater Candidates.
RESNET:
Residential Energy Services Network (oversees the HERS Industry in the US)
RFI:
Rating Field Inspector