Instructor: Hope Medina Description: Why does this software allow for me to install an R-38 continuous insulation for the roof, but the requirement from the table says R-49 is required. This is a great question, and we hope to answer for you during our use of this software. This software was provided to anyone to […]
Instructor: Joshua Harmon Description: This session provides new and experienced residential inspectors with a review of the basic strategies and purpose of conducting in-field inspection of one- and two-family dwellings. The discussion will include preparation, planning, and inspecting the building, plumbing mechanical and electrical components of the standard residential building.
Instructor: Hope Medina Description: Every day we all come across components of the codes and in particular the energy code that brings questions to one's mind on how to comply with these requirements. Not everyone has an energy guru sitting next to their desk to pick their brains. This class will give you the opportunity […]
Instructor: Hope Medina Description: This is one of the most familiar tools used to demonstrate compliance with some of the IECC provisions for residential projects. This session will walk you through plan review basics along with the do and don’ts for REScheck report creation.
Instructor: Bill Clayton Description: This all day course provides an overview of the requirements for multi- family dwellings in the International Building Code. Type V-A construction may be the most difficult type of construction to build a structure by. This seminar discusses the design, construction and inspection of Group R-2 occupancies including, building planning, fire-resistive […]
Instructor: Joshua Harmon Description: The path to certification can feel overwhelming - understanding which credentials apply to your role; knowing what criteria the exams test for; and even figuring out where to begin are all factors that can create frustration. This 4-hour course cuts through the noise. We'll walk through various recognized certification and credentialling […]
Instructor: Steve Thomas Description: This class reviews the use of the alternate materials and methods requirements of the codes. The class will review the use of ICC evaluation reports when using the International Building Code. Different types of materials and methods will be discussed. Examples of how those materials and methods should be evaluated will […]
Instructor: Joshua Harmon Description: This course will review what details should be provided on the construction plans and what expectations staff should have for projects demonstrating energy code compliance. A building doesn't just appear - it requires a thorough design, and this course highlights the role of plan review in facilitating compliance with the Energy […]
Instructor: Hope Medina Description: There are always questions surrounding what documents and information needs to be provided for energy compliance with the residential provisions. These questions are asked by both sides of the counter and by everyone involved in the process for project to be completed and be energy code compliant. Whether you are an […]
Instructor: Steve Thomas Description: Podium type buildings are becoming more popular across the country. They are unique buildings with many different code requirements. This seminar will provide an overview of the specific requirements for these types of buildings and how to apply the building code to the design, construction and inspections. Subjects will include type […]
Instructor: Steve Thomas Description: This seminar will focus on the different types of fire-resistant rated assemblies and systems required by the International Building Code. Resources on identifying different systems will be discussed. Discussion will also include technical aspects of various fire ratings, and inspection of complex assemblies. Class will also discuss various special inspection requirements […]
Instructor: Joshua Harmon Description: Air Barriers, Water Resistive Barriers and Vapor Retarders are often confused on plans, during installation and for their purposes. In this class we focus on identifying the roles and requirements for each type of barrier as they relate to typical wall construction for both residential and commercial construction.