Roofing Alliance Expands Professional Training Program with New Sustainability and Resiliency Course

Itasca, IL – The Roofing Alliance–Clemson University Professional Training Program has launched its newest course, Roofing Sustainability and Resiliency. This fully online, self-paced training course gives roofing professionals practical knowledge of sustainability and resiliency across the roofing supply chain—and participants can now earn 8 AIA Continuing Education credits.

Topics explored during this new course include:

•    Sustainability and Resiliency
•    Raw Material Extraction and Procurement
•    Manufacturing and Production Process
•    Distribution Considerations
•    Roof Construction and Installation
•    Installation Quality Assurance and Quality Control
•    Post Construction Performance and Maintenance
•    Life Cycle Assessment
•    Innovation in Roofing
•    Market Drivers, Trainings and Certifications
•    Challenges and Commitment to Sustainability

The new course joins three existing professional training courses:

•    Roofing Fundamentals
•    Roofing Management
•    Roofing Business and Leadership

Take one course or all four. Participants have 60 days to complete each course and, upon successful completion of the coursework and final examination, earn a Certificate of Completion. NRCA members save $100 per course, and Roofing Alliance members save $300 per course. Bulk pricing also is available.

To learn more about Roofing Sustainability and Resiliency, visit here.

About the Roofing Alliance

The Roofing Alliance serves as the catalyst for industry innovation, bringing together more than 200 leaders who are dedicated to shaping roofing’s future. With commitments exceeding $18 million, the Alliance funds essential research and training, advances education through initiatives like the roofing minor, fosters workforce development, supports scholarships, and leads impactful philanthropic efforts including its partnership with Ronald McDonald House Charities®. To learn more, visit roofingalliance.net or contact Alison L. LaValley, CAE, Executive Director, at alavalley@nrca.net.