The Green Workforce Development is an integral part of the You Save Green business model. This provision provides benefits for NY State’s workforce development and economic development, the Company, and the Long Island community, and establishes an operating public/private cooperative program that can be leveraged with federal green workforce and energy efficiency funds.
You Save Green will be committed to provide “green collar job training” with its partner, MRBS Inc, owned and operated by Micheal Brundige. Michael Brundige is currently providing green collar vocational training, utilizing the facility of local school facilities.
You Save Green will benefit by the supply of trained labor, apprentices, and junior technicians who You Save Green will employ to help execute its projects. More importantly, the green collar jobs training participants will benefit from the Company’s efforts to help establish a green collar job market.
Additionally, there is a synergistic relationship between the training facility and the Company. You Save Green will share the same offices and workshop area with the school, allowing the school and the business to share certain resources, equipment, supplies, and tools.
Material Covered in You Save Green’s green vocational training:

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“The Big Picture of Solar Photovoltaic’s”
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OSHA Safety (10 hours)
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Site Survey’s
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Solar Electric Basics
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Sizing out a solar system
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Design Fundamentals
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AC/DC Wiring
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Economics
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“Advanced Solar Photovoltaic’s”
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Site Surveys
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Designing a Solar System
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Mounting Hardware
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Balance of System
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NEC Code/Permitting
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Performance Analysis
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Trouble Shooting
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“Introduction to Becoming a Solar Ambassador”
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Economics of Solar Energy
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Performing a site-surveying
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Preparing a solar proposal
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“Pollution Prevention Consulting”
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Recycling
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Waste Disposal
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Energy Conservation
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Water Purification/Treatment
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“Understanding the whole-house approach” |
“Building Science/Energy Assessments” |
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“Introduction to Hydronics/Solar hot water” |
“Small-Wind Introduction Course |
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“Introduction to LEED Buildings” |
“Understanding Ground Source Heat Pumps” |