By Jenny Yu.
All Weather Insulated Panels (AWIP) has introduced IMPpro™, a comprehensive authorized installer training program designed to elevate the skills and capabilities of professionals working with insulated metal panels. The program offers in-depth instruction that prepares installers to work confidently with wall panels, roof panels and the OneDek roof deck assembly.
IMPpro provides hands-on training led by the company’s experienced field services manager. Each session emphasizes real-world application to ensure participants can translate classroom instruction into job site performance. Training is offered year-round across All Weather Insulated Panels’ three facilities — East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania; Little Rock, Arkansas; and Vacaville, California — with the program rotating among locations on a quarterly schedule to give installers greater flexibility when selecting a session.
The credential earned through IMPpro is valid for five years and is intended to help trade professionals stand out in a competitive market. By completing the program, installers become part of a growing network of trained experts who understand the technical requirements, installation best practices and performance characteristics of insulated metal panel systems.
All Weather Insulated Panels describes IMPpro as an opportunity for installers to expand their qualifications, enhance job readiness and position themselves as trusted resources on projects that rely on insulated metal panels for energy efficiency and building performance. The program also reinforces the manufacturer’s commitment to supporting contractors with education, field guidance and long-term product knowledge.
Professionals looking to boost their skills and join an elite group of authorized installers are encouraged to sign up early, as demand continues to grow across the commercial and industrial sectors.
Learn more about All Weather Insulated Panels in their Coffee Shop Directory or visit awip.com.
Jenny Yu is a writer for The Coffee Shops™. When she's not writing, she loves visiting cozy coffee shops & bookstores, playing basketball, learning about oral history and spending time with loved ones.
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