Registered Building Enclosure Consultant – RBEC®

The Registered Building Enclosure Consultant designation will be awarded to those who have earned the Registered Roof Consultant (RRC), Registered Waterproofing Consultant (RWC), and Registered Exterior Wall Consultant (REWC) registrations. The RBEC title may be listed in addition to the other three consultant titles. While there are no fees or exam involved, individuals desiring this designation will be required to complete a form.

Once all three designations have been earned, contact Simone Patterson to request a form to apply for the RBEC designation.

Annual Renewal

To maintain this designation, the individual renewal fees for the RRC, RWC, and REWC must be paid and a total of 15 Continuing Educational Hours (CEHs) must be earned, annually. Individuals holding this designation will be required to sign a form to confirm that the annually required 15 CEHs have been earned from a combination of roofing, waterproofing and exterior wall courses.

The RBEC can be listed as a single designation, eliminating reference to the RRC, RWC and REWC designations. In this case, the renewal fee is a total of $400 for members, $500 for nonmembers. The renewal fee for the RBEC and the RRO is $500 for members and $600 for nonmembers.

For more membership, registrations, and external IIBEC-approved continuing education information, contact a member of the membership & credentials team.

Professional Registration

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