Quick answer: OHIN is recruiting experienced Ohio contractors, including HVAC techs, electricians, plumbers, roofers, structural and foundation specialists, masons, and restoration pros, to teach 2-hour continuing education classes to licensed home inspectors. No teaching background required; OHIN helps you turn your field expertise into a ready-to-teach course.
Are you an experienced HVAC contractor, electrician, plumber, roofer, structural professional, foundation specialist, mason, restoration contractor, or other building-industry expert?
The Ohio Home Inspector Network (OHIN) is looking for qualified industry professionals to teach 2-hour continuing education classes to Ohio home inspectors.
Ohio licensed home inspectors are required to complete continuing education to maintain their licenses. But inspectors aren’t contractors. They inspect and identify conditions, educate their clients, and frequently recommend further evaluation or repairs by qualified professionals.
That’s where you come in.
Teaching inspectors gives your company an opportunity to build relationships with professionals who are in homes every day and regularly encounter conditions related to your trade.
Educate inspectors. Demonstrate your expertise. Build relationships. Become a trusted resource.
You don’t need to be a professional instructor or already have a continuing education course.
Bring us your knowledge, field experience, photographs, case studies, common defects, repair methods, and real-world examples.
OHIN can help you organize that expertise into an informative 2-hour continuing education program for home inspectors.
Our goal is to build long-term relationships with quality contractors and industry professionals.
Participating instructors may also have opportunities for:
We are interested in professionals specializing in areas such as HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, foundations, structural repairs, masonry, chimneys, waterproofing, mold and restoration, sewer and septic systems, wells, pools, insulation, building science, windows and doors, siding, drainage, pest/WDI, and other residential building systems.
If you have valuable knowledge that can make Ohio home inspectors better at what they do, we want to hear from you.
Teach a 2-hour CE class. Build relationships with Ohio home inspectors. Promote your expertise and grow your professional referral network. Ready to get started? Fill out the quick form below to apply.
Ready to share your expertise? Send us a quick note about your trade,
your experience, and what you’d want to teach. Include:
We typically respond within 5-7 business days.
An OHIN Continuing Education Instructor is an experienced contractor or building-industry professional who teaches a 2-hour CE class to Ohio licensed home inspectors, sharing trade-specific knowledge inspectors use in the field.
No. You don’t need to be a professional instructor or have an existing course. OHIN helps you turn your field experience, photos, and case studies into a structured class.
Classes are 2 hours long and count toward the continuing education Ohio licensed home inspectors are required to complete to maintain their license.
OHIN welcomes instructors from HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, foundations, structural repair, masonry, waterproofing, mold/restoration, sewer/septic, wells, pools, insulation, building science, windows/doors, siding, drainage, and pest/WDI, among other residential building trades.
Instructors gain visibility on OhioHIN.com, relationship-building with inspectors across Ohio, potential guest blog/article features, and future speaking or training opportunities, building a referral pipeline of inspectors who recommend your trade.
