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You must hold an Attestation of College Studies (AEC) in building inspection issued by an educational institution approved by the Ministry of Education of Quebec.
To register, you must complete and send the online form and provide a copy of your Attestation of College Studies in Building inspection.
Educational Institutions:
https://www.rbq.gouv.qc.ca/fileadmin/medias/pdf/Publications/francais/programmes-formation-REIBH-2024.pdf
Be registered in a real estate inspection training course approved by the Quebec Ministry of Education. *This status does not allow you to do building inspections.
Student status will give you access to the member area, AIBQ news, training invitations, partner discounts and access to the AIBQ members Facebook page. Fees of $40 plus taxes.
You must hold an Attestation of College Studies (AEC) in building inspection issued by an educational institution approved by the Ministry of Education of Quebec.
However, if you already have related training in construction or additional work experience, we recommend that you apply for Recognition of Acquired Skills (RAC) from educational institution whose training is approved by the Quebec Ministry of Education.
Educational Institutions:
https://www.rbq.gouv.qc.ca/fileadmin/medias/pdf/Publications/francais/programmes-formation-REIBH-2024.pdf
The annual fee is $695 plus taxes, from January to December. The amount is payable pro rata to the number of months remaining in the year. (Example: if you become a member at the end of June, you only pay for the remaining months of the year, which is the equivalent of $347.50 + taxes).
Basic protection at $1 million, for a claims-free inspector, the price is $3,250 (2024), including building appraisals and a percentage of commercial inspection.
Protection at $2 million, allows $3,600 (2024). Monthly payment available.
*Prices may change without notice.
All members must use the services of the Association’s insurance broker, except members of the OTPQ, OIQ and OAQ, if they have sufficient and appropriate insurance for the profession of inspector through their professional order.
All members must complete a minimum of 10 hours of training recognized by the AIBQ each year. These training courses serve to improve and maintain the skills of our members.
Yes. To be in order, inspectors and certified inspectors must use the services of the Association's insurance broker, except for members of the OTPQ, OIQ and OAQ, if they already have sufficient and appropriate coverage for the profession of inspector through their professional order.
Contact us for any additional information, info@aibq.qc.ca or at 514-352-2427