ASTM Organizational Meeting Failed to Unite

[Darren 1]

John & Joe,

you both seem like intelligent people, how can you defend the following?

Several months ago, your leader made this statement:

“Remember, consumers are most benefited by technically strong inspectors who market well (NACHI members). And consumers are most harmed by technically weak inspectors with state licenses.â€

[Chad Fabry 55]

Now, an 18 year old computer geek, comes out of high school, attends 180 hours of classroom instructions along with 40 ‘unpaid field based inspections’ passes a test and is now a ‘licensed home inspector’.

Come to NY. It's 100 hours of class time and 40 hours, not inspections, of supervised inspections.

[ghentjr 0]

Amazing how this thread went from there, to here, which is once again, talking about how bad NACHI has been for the profession, trade, occupation, industry, whatever. This is a classic example of why a single standard will never happen.

[Bill Kibbel 82]

Originally posted by kurt

The story is summarized neatly by Larry, Moe, and Curly a few posts previous.

Which of the pictures on the previous page is of Larry, Moe, and Curly? The guys with the light blue shirts? []

Picture them without the facial hair. I'm not too far off am I?

[kurt 2]

Originally posted by inspecthistoric

Which of the pictures on the previous page is of Larry, Moe, and Curly? The guys with the light blue shirts? []

Picture them without the facial hair. I'm not too far off am I?

I had to go back for a second look, and dang, you got it nailed!

That is really funny.

[txinspection 0]

Originally posted by Darren

“Remember, consumers are most benefited by technically strong inspectors who market well (NACHI members). And consumers are most harmed by technically weak inspectors with state licenses.â€

[Erby 41]

If state licensing were so great, there would be no road rage!