Energy Codes Training
Free training to help Manitoba’s building industry meet evolving energy code requirements.
Delivered in partnership with the Manitoba Government through funding from the Government of Canada’s Codes Acceleration Fund.
✅ Free to attend
✅ Online and instructor-led
✅ Manitoba-focused code training
✅ Designed for industry professionals
Find the right course for you
I’m new to Energy Codes
NECB 2020 – New Code Practitioners
Understand Manitoba Energy Code for Buildings (MECB) requirements, compliance pathways and energy performance tiers.
Best for:
- Architects
- Engineers
- Technologists
- Building officials
NBC Section 9.36 – New Code Practitioners
Build a foundation in residential energy-efficiency requirements, compliance options and energy code tiers under Section 9.36.
Best for:
- Residential builders
- Designers
- Building officials
- Home builders
- Energy advisors
I’ve taken training before
Upskilling to NECB 2020
Designed for participants who previously completed training based on the 2013 Manitoba Energy Code for Buildings.
Upskilling to Section 9.36
Learn what has changed in residential energy-efficient requirements and how to apply the latest Manitoba amendments and reporting tools.
I work in HVAC or Electrical
Mechanical and Lighting Upskilling
Focused training on Parts 4, 5 and 6 of NECB 2020.
I need energy modelling skills
HOT2000 Energy Modelling for Part 9
Learn residential energy modelling and compliance reporting.
Energy Modelling for Part 3
Performance modelling and NECB compliance documentation.
I want heat pump training (HVAC)
Homeowners
Heat Pump Fundamentals
Understand cold-climate heat pumps, Net Zero Ready homes and key installation considerations.
Industry Professionals
Heat Pump Technicians (New Builds)
Develop practical skills for ASHP design, sizing, commissioning and code compliance.
Why this training matters
Energy efficiency requirements continue to evolve across Canada. These courses help Manitoba professionals confidently apply energy code requirements on real projects.
Participants Learn To:
✓ Apply Manitoba energy code requirements
✓ Understand tiered energy performance standards
✓ Improve code compliance
✓ Support higher-performing buildings
✓ Prepare for future code changes
Upcoming courses
Open for registration
| Course | Action |
|---|---|
| NECB 2020 – New Code Practitioners | Check availability |
| NBC Section 9.36 – New Code Practitioners | Check availability |
| Heat Pump Technicians (New Builds) | Check availability |
Waitlist available
- Upskilling to Section 9.36
- NECB 2020 Upskilling
- Mechanical and Lighting Upskilling
- HOT2000 Modelling
- Energy Modelling Part 3
- Heat Pump Fundamentals
Who should attend
Designed for:
- Building Officials
- Architects
- Engineers
- Trades
- Municipal Governments
- First Nations Governments
- Energy Advisors
- Educators and Trainers
Why train with RRC Polytech
Manitoba’s Building Code Training Leader
RRC Polytech is Manitoba’s only authorized provider of building code training.
Industry-focused learning
Courses are designed to address real-world code application and compliance challenges.
Preparing Manitoba for What’s Ahead
Training supports industry readiness as energy performance standards continue to evolve.
Frequently asked questions
Are these courses free?
Yes. Courses are fully funded through the Codes Acceleration Fund.
Can I register for more than one course?
Yes. Participants may register for multiple courses.
How are courses delivered?
Courses are delivered online using instructor-led formats. To provide flexibility, some courses are asynchronous, meaning they can be taken at any time through prerecorded video lessons, readings, or online discussion boards.
What if a course is full?
Join the waitlist, and you’ll be contacted when additional dates become available.
Free Energy Code Training
Building the skills needed to meet today’s requirements and prepare for tomorrow’s standards. To inquire about the Energy Codes Training, contact energycodes@rrc.ca.
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