United Infrared Training Calendar
United Infrared is pleased to announce the following training schedule. If you are interested in signing up for any of the classes, you can secure your spot in the class by visiting our webstore at www.unitedinfrared.com/store and select the appropriate module. If you are new to United Infrared you will select membership and appropriate module.
October 2010
RoofScanIR and BlockwallScanIR are at same location
- October 27-29th, 2010 Eastcoast Location: Birmingham, Alabama
- Website: http://www.roofscanir.com
- Curriculum: http://roofscanir.om/training
- October 30th, 2010 Eastcoast Location: Birmingham, AL (Held right after RoofScan Class)
- Website: http://www.blockwallscanir.com
- Curriculum: http://www.blockwallscanir.com/training
NOVEMBER 2010
- EASTCOAST LOCATION and DATES TBD
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Website: http://www.energyscanir.com
- Curriculum http://www.energyscanir.com/training
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DataCentIR.com (Anticipated Launch Nov 2010)
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MoistureFindIR.com (Anticipated Launch Nov 2010)
DECEMBER 2010
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ElectricIR.com (Anticipated Launch Dec 2010)
JANUARY 2011
- East Coast Training, Orlando, FL January 6-9th, 2011 To be held just prior to IR Info Conference
- Website: http://www.equineir.com
- Curriculum: http://www.equineir.com/training (Schedule will update slightly)
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MarineIR.com (Anticipated Launch Jan 2011)
Equine Thermography Business Opportunity
Equine Thermography is a non-invasive diagnostic technique to evaluate horses for a variety of issues, from hoofs to saddles. Infrared reads temperature variations in a horse, enabling a trained veterinarian to intrepret the images and make recommendations.
Using infrared equine thermography is cost-effective, since xrays are only used on specific body parts, once inflamation and other problems are examined.
Joanna Robson, DVM is EquineIR’s technical director. She evaluates the images taken by EquineIR members and produces a full report for the horse owner to use with their veterinarian.
For more information, visit: EquineIR.com.
EquineIR is a training module developed by UnitedInfrared to enable thermographers to develop a new business component.
Equine Thermography 101 – EquineIR’s Class in Fallbrook, CA
Twenty-one thermographers completed EquineIR’s basic equine infrared training class in April 2010 presented by EquineIR’s technical director Joanna Robson, DVM; Farrier Mike Deleonardo and infrared photographic specialist Peter Hopkins.
Video by the MediaMojoGuy.
