Probationary Process
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To become an NRCan-certified Energy Advisor (EA), candidates must complete a mandatory probationary file process under the supervision of an approved Service Organization (SO). This hands-on training ensures you gain the practical experience required to conduct professional energy assessments while meeting all EnerGuide Rating System (ERS) Version 15.13 standards.
We partner with NRCan-certified Service Organizations to help you:
✅ Complete your probationary files
✅ Fulfill licensing requirements
✅ Launch your career as a licensed Energy Advisor.
Even if you have already passed your exams, you MUST complete probationary files to become licensed. ENROLL NOW as we have a solution for you.
Observed Assessments
👀 Shadow an Expert | Learn Best Practices
Observe 2+ full energy assessments conducted by a certified Specialist and instructor.
Gain insight into:
On-site data collection
Blower door testing
Client communication
Site notes
Note: Assessments can be performed on real homes (using the supervisor’s EA number) or "friendly" practice properties.
Solo Assessments
🏠 Conduct Independent Evaluations | Apply Your Knowledge
Complete 2+ unsupervised assessments (must be "friendly" homes—no official labels issued).
Includes:
✅ At least 1 D-file (existing homes) OR 1 P-file (new builds)Submit files to your SO’s Quality Assurance Specialist (QAS) for Level 3 Audit.
Receive feedback and correct errors until files meet NRCan standards.
Key Focus Areas:
✔ Accurate data collection
✔ Proper documentation (photos, forms, waivers)
✔ HOT2000 modeling compliance
Supervised Assessments
🎓 Final Evaluation | Prove Your Readiness
Perform 2+ assessments under direct supervision of your licensed supervisor.
Files may be submitted to NRCan’s database under your supervisor’s EA number.
Demonstrate mastery of:
ERS Technical Procedures
Blower door testing (including multi-zone for MURBs*)
Client reporting
Upon Success:
We will submit your Energy Advisor Registration to NRCan through our certified SO and make you certified
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