Enroll installers in a manufacturer EIFS training program (e.g., Dryvit) before self-performing a branded system
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Steps
Identify the specific EIFS system to be installed and check the manufacturer's education/training page for required or recommended applicator courses
Register crew leads for in-person or online manufacturer training covering that system's base coat, mesh, and finish application
Confirm whether the manufacturer requires documented training as a condition of its material or system warranty
Keep training completion records on file for warranty claims and for owner/architect submittal requirements that specify trained applicators
Cross-reference manufacturer training with third-party industry certificates (e.g., the AWCI EIFS program) where the specification calls for both
Known gotchas
Manufacturer training is proprietary to that system; it does not transfer to a competitor's EIFS product even though the general technique is similar
Warranty-required training is easy to overlook until a claim is filed — confirm the requirement in writing before starting the job, not after a failure
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