Optimizing the Remote Energy Audit Survey

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* 1. Address

First and Last Name *

Agency Name *

BPI Number (if applicable)

City/Town *

State/Province *

Email Address *

Phone Number

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* 2. What audit activity would be impossible to do remotely?

a. Locating windows

b. Worst case CAZ test

c. Determining roof type

d. Estimating square feet of the house

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* 3. How could using Google maps save time at the audit?

a. Give you the location of the nearest wireless signal

b. Reduce time needed to get a floor plan

c. Tell you if the neighbors are friendly

d. Warn you about dangerous electrical issues

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* 4. In a remote client interview, you could usually find out what information?

a. The furnace fan set-points

b. The BTU content of natural gas in the neighborhood

c. The baseline pressure differential

d. Location and type of heating system

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* 5. What is baseload consumption?

a. The pounds per square inch on the foundation footer

b. The energy not used for heating or cooling

c. The background electric usage when the main breaker is off

d. The energy needed to maintain 60 degrees in the home

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* 6. Power bill analysis can reliably tell us what about a house?

a. The type of light bulbs that are in use

b. The quality of the electric service

c. The energy used at night versus the day

d. The baseload energy consumption

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* 7. The client interview could have what benefit?

a. Gets the client involved with the weatherization process

b. Eases client’s worries about people in their home

c. Helps to gather essential information before entering the house

d. All of the above

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* 8. If a client has low electric baseload and high heating cost, what might this tell you?

a. The shell of the home may be in poor condition

b. The client uses efficient light bulbs and has low plug load

c. The client prefers the dishwasher sanitizing cycle

d. Both a and b

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* 9. What are some benefits of creating a sketch of the house before the audit?

a. Having a place to take notes for specific locations in the house

b. Determining how many attics there may be to investigate.

c. Giving the auditor logical questions for the client interview

d. All of the above

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* 10. If you determine the type of flue on a house while using Google maps, what might this tell you?

a. The pitch of the roof

b. How many bedrooms are in the house

c. Where the kitchen is

d. If there is possibly a wood stove in the house.

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* 11. The weatherization energy audit could be done 100% remotely.

a. True, if the client knows about houses

b. True, if you train them remotely to be apprentice energy auditors.

c. Yes, always

d. False, rarely is this possible

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Optimizing the Remote Energy Audit

MT Weatherization Training Center's "Remote Energy Audit" Webinar Quiz

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* 1. Address

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* 2. What audit activity would be impossible to do remotely?

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* 3. How could using Google maps save time at the audit?

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* 4. In a remote client interview, you could usually find out what information?

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* 5. What is baseload consumption?

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* 6. Power bill analysis can reliably tell us what about a house?

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* 7. The client interview could have what benefit?

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* 8. If a client has low electric baseload and high heating cost, what might this tell you?

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* 9. What are some benefits of creating a sketch of the house before the audit?

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* 10. If you determine the type of flue on a house while using Google maps, what might this tell you?

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* 11. The weatherization energy audit could be done 100% remotely.

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* 12. Do you want to be added to our email newsletter list (no spam, we promise)?