You must have 4 years of roofing construction experience, of which at least one year must have been as a foreman or supervisor. College credits can substitute for up to 3 years of experience. If you have a four year college degree in ANY field, that counts as 3 years of experience. You do not have to have the necessary experience before you take the exam. After passing the exam you have up to 4 years to gain the necessary experience to become a licensed Roofing Contractor. where appropriate each chapter now contains a section dealing with provisions that might become necessary to accommodate climate change This book is about roofs and roofing: the materials and production methods and criteria that are used in the construction of these major elements of buildings. More specifically, its purpose is to draw the attention of readers to features of roofs and roofing that ensure good performance, and to the things that go wrong so that they can be avoided.

That’s why we chose Roofing with Asphalt Shinglesas #3 on our list of the best roofing books. It’s essentially a masterclass in asphalt shingle roofing. But, of course, you can skip all the basics of installation. Roofing with Asphalt Shinglesoffers advanced tips for installing asphalt shingles, though. The new book is entitled “Journey To The Green Roof”. It highlights the benefits of green roofing from the perspective of two very characterful beneficial insects. I won’t give any more away, but I have seen the first draft and I can confirm that the story is very compelling, highly empathetic and absolutely delightful. The characterisation puts me in the mind of Beatrix Potter – and we know how evergreen her stories are. The Blue Book, now in its fifth edition, is widely used and respected across the industry, being an essential guide for those responsible for design and detailing alike. We are pleased to publish this latest revision which ensures the Blue Book is brought up-to-date with the latest regulations and standards. It also, for the very first time, has a breakdown of the differences in regulation between the Devolved Nations. The trade knowledge exam will be administered in one session via computer in the calm atmosphere of a convenient testing center at a time of your choosing. Preparing for Your Exam The Roofing Trade Knowledge examination is composed of 80 equally weighted questions, covering the following topics:

I would like to thank the members of the NFRC Sheeting and Cladding Committee, members of NARM, as well as Tom Ogilvie, Bill Hawker, Andrew Brown and William Bird who gave up their time to help produce this revision. I would also like to thank EJOT for kindly sponsoring this edition of the Blue Book." Each book includes an audio recording, so that children can follow the printed words to help develop their reading skills. There are also puzzles and activities within the book to engage little ones further. And in Journey To The Green Roof, Dusty Gedge has contributed a series of ‘fun facts’ to help educate children (and adults!) on the practical benefits and the charms of living roofs.

The Business and Finance Examination is composed of 120 questions. It will be administered in one session via computer in the calm atmosphere of a convenient testing center at a time of your choosing. Roofing Trade Knowledge Exam Reference books should be brought to both open book exams. Permanent book tabs and highlighting in books is allowed for the examinations. Business & Finance Exam That’s why, when the GRO Marketing Team told me about their collaboration with Tales From Mother Earth to publish a children’s book which highlights the benefits of green roofing, I was instantly keen to learn more. About The Booknew chapters on extensive lightweight green roofs, modern methods of construction, roof-mounted photovoltaic systems, thermal insulation in lofts, loft conversions and single-layer membranes With the help of the NFRC Sheeting and Cladding Technical Committee and other stakeholders, the Blue Book has now been updated and reviewed to ensure it reflects the most recent changes in building regulations, Approved Documents, industry standards, and modern techniques.

new sections have been included on new forms of metal roofing, siphonic roof drainage, new materials technologies, improved protective finishes for timber, metals and concreteAimed at designers, managers and estimators, the Blue Book provides an accessible and practical guide to the application, design and installation of profiled sheeting for roof and wall cladding.

I’m only a humble copywriter with a keen interest in green roofing, but I can picture myself now, sitting with a group of children in my granddaughter’s primary school, reading the story out loud and showing the children some of the plants that are mentioned in the book. I’d tell them about the green roofs to look for in our area. And I’d like to think that the youngsters will each take a copy of the book home to read with family members. Maybe they’ll also do some ‘green roof spotting’ while they’re out and about. An estimated 75% of housesin the U.S. have asphalt shingle roofing installed. Of course, as a roofing contractor, you likely have a lot of experience with asphalt shingles. Still, everyone could use some help to produce the tightest, most amicable, and most secure asphalt shingle roofs. NFRC has published the Fifth Edition (Revision A) of 'Profiled sheet roofing and cladding—the NFRC guide to design and best practice', more commonly known as the 'Blue Book'.