Window Film CPD & Training for Building Professionals
Practical, in-person window film training for architects, building designers, builders and energy assessors, including NatHERS and NABERS assessors.
Understand where window film can add value, how to select suitable products and what to consider before specifying film for existing glazing. AlpineTint’s sessions combine technical concepts with real installation experience, helping your team make informed decisions about glazing, comfort and energy performance.
Understand where window film can add value, how to select suitable products and what to consider before specifying film for existing glazing. AlpineTint’s sessions combine technical concepts with real installation experience, helping your team make informed decisions about glazing, comfort and energy performance.
Who Should Attend?
Our sessions are designed for professionals involved in designing, assessing, specifying and managing buildings, including:
- Architects and building designers.- Builders and specification teams.- NatHERS assessors and residential energy consultants.- NABERS assessors and commercial sustainability consultants.- Facility and property managers considering upgrades to existing glazing.
Choose the fundamentals session for an introduction to film selection and glass compatibility, or the WERS-focused session for a closer look at glazing performance and product data.
- Architects and building designers.- Builders and specification teams.- NatHERS assessors and residential energy consultants.- NABERS assessors and commercial sustainability consultants.- Facility and property managers considering upgrades to existing glazing.
Choose the fundamentals session for an introduction to film selection and glass compatibility, or the WERS-focused session for a closer look at glazing performance and product data.
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Window Film Fundamentals & Thermal Stress
Explore the capabilities and limitations of architectural window film, with a practical focus on product selection and glass compatibility.
Topics include:1. Film types and their applications, including solar control, insulation, privacy, safety and decorative finishes.2, Understanding visible light transmission, reflectivity, glare and UV protection.Identifying glass types and assessing suitability for film.3, Thermal stress: contributing factors and why film selection matters.4. Internal versus external installation considerations.5. Common specification mistakes and when to seek a project-specific assessment.
Ideal for: Teams seeking a practical introduction or refresher on window film and its use in residential and commercial projects.
Topics include:1. Film types and their applications, including solar control, insulation, privacy, safety and decorative finishes.2, Understanding visible light transmission, reflectivity, glare and UV protection.Identifying glass types and assessing suitability for film.3, Thermal stress: contributing factors and why film selection matters.4. Internal versus external installation considerations.5. Common specification mistakes and when to seek a project-specific assessment.
Ideal for: Teams seeking a practical introduction or refresher on window film and its use in residential and commercial projects.
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Window Film Energy Performance & WERS
Take a closer look at how window film affects glazing performance and how to interpret the information used to compare products.
This session introduces the Window Energy Rating Scheme (WERS) for Film and explores the relationship between product data, existing glazing and building conditions.
Topics include:1. Understanding U-value, solar heat gain coefficient and visible light transmission.2. The difference between reducing solar heat gain and retaining heat.3. How film and glass work together as a glazing system.4. Interpreting WERS for Film ratings and supporting performance data.5. Considering climate, orientation, shading and existing glazing.6. Balancing daylight, appearance and thermal performance.7. Recognising the limits of product claims and identifying information needed for specification.
Ideal for: Energy assessors, architects, building designers and professionals wanting a deeper understanding of window film’s role in glazing upgrades.
This session introduces the Window Energy Rating Scheme (WERS) for Film and explores the relationship between product data, existing glazing and building conditions.
Topics include:1. Understanding U-value, solar heat gain coefficient and visible light transmission.2. The difference between reducing solar heat gain and retaining heat.3. How film and glass work together as a glazing system.4. Interpreting WERS for Film ratings and supporting performance data.5. Considering climate, orientation, shading and existing glazing.6. Balancing daylight, appearance and thermal performance.7. Recognising the limits of product claims and identifying information needed for specification.
Ideal for: Energy assessors, architects, building designers and professionals wanting a deeper understanding of window film’s role in glazing upgrades.
Delivered at your workplace
We come to your office or an agreed venue, making it easy for your team to attend together. Sessions include practical examples and time for questions, with opportunities to discuss the types of projects your team works on. Sessions are available by arrangement across our Victorian, ACT and regional NSW service areas. Interstate visits and larger group presentations can also be discussed.
Contact us to confirm availability, session duration and any applicable presentation or travel fees.
Learn from practical experience
Sessions are presented by Chris Wingard, Managing Director of AlpineTint and a national trainer in architectural window films and WERS for Film.
Drawing on residential, commercial and government projects, Chris brings an installation perspective to the decisions made during design and specification—from selecting suitable films to recognising glass compatibility and access constraints.
CPD participation
If your team is attending to meet CPD requirements, please let us know when enquiring so we can discuss the session’s learning objectives, format and supporting documentation.
CPD eligibility depends on the requirements of your professional body. These sessions do not confer WERS accreditation.
Arrange a session for your team
Tell us where you’re based, your approximate group size and which session interests you. If you have a particular project or learning objective in mind, include that too so we can discuss the most suitable focus.
Enquire About CPD & Training
Or call 1300 320 410 to discuss a session.
We come to your office or an agreed venue, making it easy for your team to attend together. Sessions include practical examples and time for questions, with opportunities to discuss the types of projects your team works on. Sessions are available by arrangement across our Victorian, ACT and regional NSW service areas. Interstate visits and larger group presentations can also be discussed.
Contact us to confirm availability, session duration and any applicable presentation or travel fees.
Learn from practical experience
Sessions are presented by Chris Wingard, Managing Director of AlpineTint and a national trainer in architectural window films and WERS for Film.
Drawing on residential, commercial and government projects, Chris brings an installation perspective to the decisions made during design and specification—from selecting suitable films to recognising glass compatibility and access constraints.
CPD participation
If your team is attending to meet CPD requirements, please let us know when enquiring so we can discuss the session’s learning objectives, format and supporting documentation.
CPD eligibility depends on the requirements of your professional body. These sessions do not confer WERS accreditation.
Arrange a session for your team
Tell us where you’re based, your approximate group size and which session interests you. If you have a particular project or learning objective in mind, include that too so we can discuss the most suitable focus.
Enquire About CPD & Training
Or call 1300 320 410 to discuss a session.