WxTV will glide through the Department of Energy's Standardized Curricula and take a look at what's inside. We'll also hear from a couple of trainers who helped develop this versatile, resource-packed tool. View
WxTV will take a look inside eight weatherization training centers around the country to see what they're doing to train the weatherization workforce. The technology and techniques in training have come a long way. View
WxTV jumps back into our Health & Safety Series with this episode dealing with mold and moisture problems. We'll travel to the states of Washington and Maryland to look at three homes with existing mold problems and listen to how these crews handled this challenging health issue. View
WxTV is back on the road again, this time to Window Rock, AZ, where we'll take a look at some of the similar and unique challenges that this new weatherization program faces. View
For the first subject of our Health & Safety Series, WxTV is taking a close look at respiratory protection and personal protective equipment. We'll see a fit test in action as well as what DOE requires you to wear for hazardous weatherization work. View
In this feature we'll highlight an online database developed by USDA Extension containing all sorts of useful information for consumers and professionals alike. We'll focus on the Home Energy section supported by the Department of Energy. View
Confused about how to deal with lead-based paint? This WxTV episode covers the basics of Lead-Safe Weatherization Minimum Standards and the EPA Renovation, Repair and Paint Rule (RRP) and guides you through a typical lead-safe job from start to finish. Innovation Showcase - A lead-safe trough system for exterior containment. View