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Thank you for your interest in getting involved with NFRC. We have amazing volunteers who give their time to keep NFRC progressing and we are excited for you to get started.
The Board selects members for these committees and appoints a chair. The bylaws set a minimum and maximum number of members of each committee. To be on the committee listed below you must meet the following requirements:
Available one hour a month for conference calls, plus time reviewing technical interpretation requests and proposed simulation manual changes
Current NFRC member
Technical Interpretations Policy Committee
The Technical Interpretations Policy Committee (TIPC) is looking for a new member. This committee has the authority to provide answers to technical interpretation requests relating to NFRC’s technical procedures This committee administers the NFRC Technical Interpretations manual, the NFRC THERM 7 / WINDOW 7 Simulation Manual, the LEAFF Simulation Manual,
and the NFRC 601 NFRC Unit and Measurement Policy.
This person must be from an NFRC-member company and be an experienced simulator. If you are interested in this position please email Tom Culp and Dennis Anderson.
The NFRC Board provides the direction, vision and strategic planning for NFRC and assures that programs and policies are in place to meet the NFRC mission. You must represent an NFRC member organization to be eligible to serve on our Board of Directors. There are no fewer than 12 and no more than 15 seats for voting members of the Board and a number of ex-officio members (non-voting). The voting Board members consist of:
five seats for the fenestration industry, including one each for non-residential, residential, and glazing in-fill manufacturers, and two unspecified;
one seat for simulation and testing laboratories;
six general interest seats, one each for non-profit energy efficiency/environmental/consumer organizations, higher education/research institutions, and local energy or code agencies/officials, and three unspecified; and
NFRC is a nonprofit organization that administers a voluntary, uniform rating, labeling, and certification system for the energy performance of windows, doors, curtain walls, skylights, and other fenestration products. Its members include manufacturers,
suppliers, utilities, consumer groups, representatives from the building and code industries, scientific and educational organizations, and government agencies. Contact us at info@nfrc.org.