NAHLE Goes Paperless
NAHLE REDUCES CCE TRAINING PRICE for ‘PAPERLESS’ VERSION OF PROGRAM
NAHLE is currently offering both the CCE and CDOE and our new Certified Director of Facility Maintenance (Residential-Care Facilities) CDFM as Online-Only Programs If you wish to have the program include a mailed study guide to your home or business, do not use the Discount Code and pay full price. Price reduction is available thru the end 2021.
REGISTRATION PROCESSING MAY TAKE UP TO TWO (2) BUSINESS DAYS FROM DATE OF PAYMENT
CCE ‘Paperless’ Price: $399
Use Discount Code: “DiscountCCE“
EXPIRES 2021
UPDATES: All programs have added Appendices: Appendix 1) Legionellosis Risk Management for Building Water Systems
2) Video Webinar: Orkin Webinar – Taking AIM at Bed Bugs
& 3) Video Webinar & Speakers’ Slides CDC/ASHRAE Webinar – Reducing Risks of Legionella
NAHLE now offers an Online version of our CCE training program in Spanish and our new
Certified Director of Facility Maintenance (CDFM)
Residential-Care and Assisted Living Facilities
Certified Chief Engineer Program Overview
The CCE program has been developed with the input of several hotel management companies and industry professionals to provide a curriculum for hotel engineers and maintenance professionals of Select or Limited-Service Hotel Properties and other low-rise lodging facilities such as assisted-living and senior citizen lodging facilities. All program candidates are provided a complimentary membership to NAHLE and continuing access to our Study Guide and related curriculum materials.
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Description: The Certified Chief Engineer (CCE) program is a self-paced professional development program for hotel engineers and maintenance professionals. The CCE study guide has been developed by the National Association of Hotel & Lodging Engineers in conjunction with numerous hospitality industry experts contributing as authors. NAHLE partnered with the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute (EI), Apple REIT, and Grainger to bring you this program.
The CCE program requires the candidate to:
1) Study the provided course content,
2) Complete the On-line Sectional tests, and
and provides option to:
3) Track study time & place notes (required by some hotel management companies).
The program’s study guide, “Hotel Engineering for Select Service Properties,” is comprised of 19 chapters and 265 pages plus an Appendix. The study guide has been recently revised to include a new Appendix chapter on implementing a water management plan to reduce risk associated with Legionella.
Online Course Curriculum:
1) Tutorial (optional)
2) Online Study Guide, Appendix and Webinar Videos (required)
3) Practice Exams for each chapter (optional)
4) Sectional Exams (required)
The study guide is further divided in four sections with the following chapters:
Section 1) Management
. Introduction To Hotels
. Prioritize Tasks & Time Management
. Project Management
. Environmental Health & Safety
. Emergency Response Planning
Maintenance of the Hotel - TEST SECTION 1
2) Building Systems
. Plumbing Systems
. Electrical Systems
. Lighting Systems
. Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
. Fire and Life Safety Systems – Mag-Card Locks
. Packaged Terminal Air Conditioning (PTAC) Units
. Vertical Transport Systems - TEST SECTION 2
3) Building Envelope & Grounds
. Building Design & Construction – Low-Rise Wood Construction
. Through-Wall Penetrations
. Swimming Pools and Spas – Saline / Dehumidification
. Integrated Pest Management
. Outdoor Parking Facilities
. Mold & Mildew
. Webinar videos with Orkin and CDC/ASHRAE
. Appendix: Legionella Risk Mitigation - TEST SECTION 3
The CCE certificate program designation is achieved by successfully completing 3 Sectional exams or tests administered on-line by Litmos a division of SAP. Each sectional test is comprised of numerous multiple-choice test questions drawn from the Section’s individual chapters and the addition of our Appendix. A minimum passing score of 70% per exam is necessary to successfully complete the program. Applicants may take each Sectional exam until they successfully reach a passing score. All exams are open-book, meaning that candidates may refer to personal notes or books during their exam. Candidates have one hour to complete each exam.
Upon successful completion of the three (3) required exams, candidates may download their certificate of completion as a pdf file. Certificates are found under the Litmos drop-down menu “Achievements.” All certificates are designed to print on most standard color printers using 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper. Your certificate designates the candidate has successfully completed the core competency requirements to become a Certified Chief Engineer.
Very truly yours,
Robert Elliott
President
National Association of Hotel & Lodging Engineers
P.O. Box 30844
Alexandria, VA 22310
www.nahle.org
703-922-7105
Certified Chief Engineer (CCE) Training: Consists of an online study-guide and with full price also a hard copy of the study guide, tutorial, practice exams and exams for limited service hotel properties, low-rise lodging facility engineers, and No. 2 or promotion tracked engineers for resorts and full service properties. This course is a little less demanding than our CDOE, but both curriculums include information related to the planning and organizing of tasks, overviews of hotel building systems, and the building facade and grounds. It also provides financial and ethical skills required to operate effectively within a hotel organization. The limited service property study guide curriculum spends less time on management and OSHA principles and requirements. Its chapters focus on low-rise wood-frame building construction. The CCE study guide provides an additional discussion of PTAC units with a detailed look at moisture infiltration and thru-wall penetrations not found in our CDOE program. Both of NAHLE’s professional curriculums are intended to be comprehensive and cover most all hotel building and lodging facility engineering subjects including: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, lighting, landscaping, swimming pools and vertical transport, among others.