Arizona's first School for Certification of the Installation of Solar Panels

Dear Members,
A general contractor and I, are going to create a certification school, the first in Arizona, to teach everything needed so you can install solar panels in the state of Arizona. Upon completion, you will be accredited with Certification, to install panels for Solar Equipment Companies, to start your own business provided you meet the state of Arizona's guidelines as a contractor but you will have our Certification that you have meet our strict school guidelines, in knowing every aspect of solar panels, hardware, mounting, installation, integration and preparing a system ready for which ever county inspector you are in.

Please, contact me, a Member of this Group, Mark G. Cooper, marksman954@aol.com and I will then be able to notify you when we have the class ready, the location ready and our States backing for proper legitimate Certification.

Thank you
Mark G. Cooper

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Permalink Reply by Jacob Roff on October 7, 2008 at 10:36pm: I would greatly appreciate any information you could send me about when and where the classes will start. My e-mail address is info@brincip.com

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Permalink Reply by Mark G Cooper on October 7, 2008 at 10:53pm: I have several directions, for which you may take, while we are still defining, creating and developing our school.
In Phoenix, www.power-save.com, is a company which installs systems. One of their chief general contractors, is Brandon.power-save@live.com.
In Tucson, Pima Community College, has a 16 week school, which will prepare you the the National Certification.

Those are direct sources for you, at this time.

Mark G. Cooper
Owner of a Liquid Propane Truck
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Permalink Reply by Phil N. DeBlanc on January 26, 2009 at 11:48am: How do we get this curriculum, added to some local colleges? We have this great rural college in Chino Valley, AZ. It is mostly aagriculutural, but often this BEAUTIFUL structure is EMPTY!!! If Yavapai College would take the LEAP, they could offer this place as a resource center and teach classes on installation and maintenance of ALL alternative energy. We need to get ahead of the curve and get this in place NOW. How do we get this moving??; ▶ Reply to This