First and foremost, it makes your client happy.
Studies have proven that the general public just feels
more comfortable turning over the controls of their
building to people who have gone the extra mile to
receive extra training to become certified.
Certification isn't easy. It isn't just a piece of
paper. Certification is something to work towards,
that carries with it many rewards. Being a
"Certified Professional" opens doors. And
remember, TABB is the first certification program to synchronize all components of the complex HVAC industry and is recognized as a first-rate testing, adjusting and balancing program that assures building owners and managers their HVAC systems meet the design specifications.
Certification is a statement that the TABB Certified
Supervisor or TABB Certified Contractor has met TABB’s
standards for certification. The aim of TABB’s
certification standards is to ensure that TABB Certified
Supervisors and TABB Certified Contractors are
competent, reliable and qualified professionals.
TABB qualification of a Technician is TABB’s recognition
that, by reason of the Technician’s TABB-recognized
certification, the Technician is able to test, adjust or
balance building environmental systems to produce the
design objectives or optimum system performance, in
accordance with TABB standards. (TABB standards include
the TABB Code of Conduct, the TABB General Rules, and
the sample specifications included in the TABB
Certification Manual, and other standards from time to
time adopted by TABB.)
One requirement of maintaining TABB Certification is
continuing compliance with the TABB Code of Conduct.
That Code of Conduct includes the general standard which
certification represents:
TABB Certified Technicians, and TABB Certified
Supervisors and TABB Certified Contractors (Certified
Professionals) practice their profession consistent with
TABB procedures and the highest quality of workmanship.
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