Weatherization/Home Energy Conservation
The Home Energy Conservation (HEC) Program provides energy conservation measures to reduce the utility bills of low-income Hoosiers across the state. The HEC Program offers clients a permanent solution to reducing their energy bills by making their homes more energy efficient. The United States Department of Energy (DOE) allocates funds to IHCDA for distribution to our network of local sub-grantees to perform weatherization work.
Newsletter
February 2013Training
OSHA Training will now be required for all weatherization workers and crew chiefs starting April 1, 2012. Contact EMI: 317-248-4848 or 1-800-488-8842. Click Here to register
OSHA 10-Hour Training Course is required for all Wx workers who work in the units including auditors, shell and mechanical workers.
OSHA 30-Hour Training Course is required for all crew chiefs or supervisors who serves in a supervisor capacity onsite and can monifot and instruction work-site safety.
INCAA Weatherization Training Classes Click Here
Weatherization Deferral Repair Progam
Weatherization Deferral Repair Program Compliance Requirements for Weatherization Deferral Repair Program (see: SIP Award Implementation Manual 1st Edition: November 2011). http://www.in.gov/ihcda/3099.htm
Information/Forms for Current Sub-Grantees
- 2013 Weatherization Policies and Procedures Manual
- 2013 Weatherization Appendices
- 2011 Field Guide
- Summary Sheet of changes to the 2011 Field Guide
- 2013 LIHEAP Closeout Form
- 2013 State LIHEAP Closeout Form
- DOE Closeout Form
- DOE WPN 12-5 Sub-Granttee Review Checklist
- Summary Sheet of changes to the 2011 Field Guide
- National Quality Assurance Program Webinar 10.7.2011
- Indiana Standard Allocation State Plan 2012
- DOE Budget Modification Form
- LIHEAP Budget Modification Form
- Consent Form (Spanish)
- Renovate Right (Spanish)
- Mold, Moisture and your House (Spanish)
- Procurement Tool Kit from DOE
- Centralized Purchasing Warranty Process
- Finacial Managment Tool from DOE
Links
For all program notices, rules and regulations from DOE Click Here
ARRA, DOE and LIHEAP claims and ARRA reporting site Click Here
EAP Lead Risk Website:
Click here to find requirements, application for firm certification, and "Renovate Right" brochure:http://www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/renovation.htm
