Lighting

Lighting

Lighting refers to the practice which involves designing, installing, and managing lighting systems for customers or company in residential, commercial, or industrial premises so as to create appealing, and safe environments. The practice involves using natural or artificial lighting, and use windows, and other elements to maximize daylight. It is applied in architecture, interior design, and urban planning. It helps impact mood, aesthetics, and energy consumption for a space.

Certification in Lighting certifies your skills and knowledge in design, installation, and maintenance of lighting systems. This certification assess you in different lighting types, energy-efficient solutions, lighting principles, lighting technology, lighting control systems, design principles, energy efficiency, and regulations.
Why is Lighting certification important?

• Certification demonstrates competence and expertise in lighting design and installation.
• Increases your job prospects.
• Attests to your knowledge of industry standards.
• Verifies your knowledge of sustainable lighting solutions.
• Adds credibility to your profile.
• Acts as an advantage over non-certified professionals.

Who should take the Lighting Exam?

• Lighting Designer
• Electrical Engineer
• Interior Designer
• Energy Manager
• Lighting Consultant
• Electrical Contractor
• Facility Manager
• Building Designer
• Project Manager (Lighting Projects)
• Architectural Lighting Specialist

Lighting Certification Course Outline
The course outline for Lighting certification is as below -

• Lighting Design Fundamentals
• Lighting Technologies and Equipment
• Energy Efficiency and Sustainability
• Lighting Systems and Installation
• Lighting Codes and Regulations
• Lighting Maintenance and Troubleshooting
• Light and Color Theory
• Lighting Design for Specialized Applications
• Lighting Project Management