This online training, which is required as a condition of serving as an Association Volunteer, is designed to help you understand your responsibilities.

Implementing cost-effective green building techniques into your construction projects requires a whole-house approach to building science. In this course, you will learn how to use green building practices in the construction of a new home, remodel, site development or a multifamily project. With a focus on flexibility, building science basics and cost-effective solutions, the course provides tools for a successful green project and includes a review of the newly revised ICC 700-2020 National Green Building Standard®. This course must be taken in its entirety and is made-up of six modules, each focusing on a different high performance building topic.

This on-demand course covers the basics and best practices of fall protection, including how to recognize common fall hazards, identifying when fall protection is required, understanding the safety requirements for typical jobsite equipment such as ladders and scaffolding, and more.

Thank you for registering for NAHB’s October 18 webinar, “Exploring Vertical Mobility for Homes: Elevators, Chairlifts, and Platform Lifts.” If you missed the live presentation or would like to revisit the content, the webinar recording is now available.

This course is designed to assist the participant to develop a foundation of the principles of buildings science. Understanding the principles of energy flow, moisture migration, air flow, and their relationship to each other in and around a building are key to designing, constructing, and maintaining buildings. This course will examine each of the principles, their relationships and both the positive and negative outcomes with an eye to durable, healthy, and efficient homes.

Green remodeling presents opportunities to raise the performance standards for existing homes. But working with existing structures also presents a set of unique challenges.  The unintended consequences of poor planning and a lack of understanding of building science can have dire effects. For example, as code requirements for insulation and tighter envelopes increase, a good understanding of moisture management is imperative. This on-demand module will present several scenarios with different pathways for improvements and explore both the positive and negative results of decisions made during the remodel.

Learn how integrating land planning and architectural design can boost profitability, improve efficiency, enhance walkability and create more desirable communities while maximizing land value, streamlining approvals and maintaining affordability. Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.

There is a growing demand for sustainably-built homes, also called green homes. With a wide array of sustainable building options, perception of green practices can vary among builders and remodelers and their clients. In this on-demand module, builders and remodelers will learn how to define their markets, determine their product readiness and approach, and communicate their own story to achieve success in marketing high performance homes. The level of content in this module is for the novice learner.

Thank you for registering for NAHB's January 21 webinar, "Practical AI for Builder Operations (AI 201)". Curious about AI, but unsure where to start? Attendees heard directly from builders and saw real examples of how they used AI to save time, reduce headaches, and improve profitability across marketing, operations, and finance.

The PWB Book Club Meet-Up is a quarterly virtual, moderated discussion series designed to help members at every career stage strengthen their communication, negotiation, confidence and leadership skills. Each curated book selection will offer practical tools and fresh perspectives to support your growth and success. Join us on Friday, Sept. 18 at 2 p.m. ET to discuss this quarter's book selection: "Dare to Lead: Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts." by Brene Brown. Exclusively for Professional Women Members: Free registration for council members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.