Ongoing professional development is a key piece of what differentiates a Manitoba Home Builders’ Association member from other residential construction companies in Manitoba. MHBA builder and renovator members keep up to date with the newest information and trends, the latest best practices, and newest building technologies that help ensure their work is of the highest quality.
Every November, the MHBA hosts its annual Housing Forum and Building Trade Show which provides MHBA builder and renovator members with a full day of education and training sessions on the latest best practices and newest information regarding residential construction techniques and materials.
Prime contractor safety responsibilities, improving home-owner education on operating and maintaining a new home, properly installing HRV/ERV ventilation systems, and vaccination policies in the work place are just some of the sessions being made available to MHBA members through this year’s Housing Forum. Over the coming weeks, MHBA members can also attend a host of virtual session on the state of Winnipeg’s housing market, Manitoba’s economic forecast, and upcoming building code changes through MHBA virtual sessions that will supplement the professional development provided at the Housing Forum.
Throughout the year, the MHBA provides ongoing education sessions and continually shares the latest in industry best practices and information with our membership. The Housing Forum and our educational sessions are a key component of our Master Builder and Master Renovator certification programs. The MHBA Master Builder and Master Renovator certification programs allow builders and renovators to demonstrate compliance with high standards established by a credible third party.
The program ensures an ongoing commitment to continuing education by requiring all certified builders and renovators to enroll in suitable courses related to building and business practice, so you can have peace of mind that your new home or renovations are in the best hands. A minimum number of hours of professional development must be completed every year to keep the designation current. Credit for professional development can be earned either through attending seminars offered in the MHBA’s continuing education calendar and attending other approved business sessions.
MHBA builders and renovators are committed to professional development and being up to date with the latest trends in residential construction. Our members build to the highest standards and are continually integrating the latest industry standards into their work. So, when you see the MHBA logo, you know you are dealing with a company that is dedicated to quality. You can learn more about MHBA builders and renovators at
www.homebuilders.mb.ca.