• Over the Counter Plan Review

    Lubbock Memorial Civic Center 1501 Mac Davis Ln, Lubbock, TX, United States

    Instructor: Jessie Sorensen Description: Designed primarily for the building department employee who has an interest in learning more about the plan review aspects of working at the front counter. The course is intended to provide essential information that will assist in doing plan review as it relates to such items as patio covers, room additions, […]

  • Fire-Rated Assemblies IECC Understanding the Intersection of Energy & Fire Safety

    Virtual

    Instructor: Hope Medina Description: This course explores how fire-rated assemblies intersect with the energy code’s insulation and air barrier requirements. Participants will learn how foam plastic insulation products are regulated under the IRC, IBC, and IECC, including testing standards, permeability, and flame and smoke spread indices. The class highlights key code changes from 2021 to […]

  • Permit Tech Essentials

    Virtual

    Instructor: Jessie Sorenson Description: This course equips Permit Technicians with the knowledge, values, and practical skills required to operate effectively within a building department. Attendees will understand their critical role in public safety, customer service, regulatory compliance, and the overall permitting workflow.

  • Residential Building Inspections Overview

    Tribal Nations Code Council Gathering 1611 W Canal St, Menomonee River Valley, WI, United States

    Instructor: Andre Jean Description: This session provides new and experienced residential inspectors with a overview 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.

  • IRC Townhomes, Duplexes & Accessory Dwelling Units

    CenterPlace Regional Event Center 2426 N Discovery Pl, Spokane Valley, WA, United States

    Instructor: Steve Thomas Description: A look at the intricacies of constructing multi-family dwellings under the International Residential Code. The class will look at different issues surrounding the separation between units, the continuity and extension of the separation walls between dwelling units. Discussion will include property line issues, projections, overhangs and other areas that create interpretation […]

  • Applying the Codes to Cannabis Facilities

    Potawatomi Casino & Hotel 1721 W Canal St, Milwaukee, WI, United States

    Instructor: Steve Thomas Description: Seminar examines the history and background of codes being applied to cannabis facilities, as well as discussion of the various related uses, hazards involved, and identification of H vs F-1, M and B occupancies within these facilities. Seminar discusses IBC, IFC, and MEP requirements and applying the IEBC to these uses.

  • Energy Code Support Community Goals

    Tribal Nations Code Council Gathering 1611 W Canal St, Menomonee River Valley, WI, United States

    Instructor: Joshua Harmon Description: The energy code is a forever moving target with innovative materials, methods, and concepts to support the efforts of communities. Join us as we discuss how the codes support the goals of your community and how it is the focus of the newest State energy statute.

  • An Overview on Applying the Codes to Cannabis Facilities

    Tribal Nations Code Council Gathering 1611 W Canal St, Menomonee River Valley, WI, United States

    Instructor: Joshua Harmon Description: This 1-hour session examines the history and methodology of applying construction codes to cannabis-related facilities. This session will discuss the structural, fire, and MEP requirements of the code and how applying the requirements for existing buildings may impact these uses.

  • Separating Spaces: Floors, Ceilings and Roofs-NM1

    Virtual

    Instructor: Joshua Harmon Description: The effective design and construction of floor systems is essential for building code compliance. The floor system acts in large part as an element of the thermal envelope and can be impacted by poor insulation installation an its construction plays an important role in controlling air leakage. In this webinar series […]

  • Inspection – Residential Insulation and Fenestration

    Virtual

    Instructor: Troy Jones Description: This session is an open-forum, picture-driven discussion designed for code officials, plan reviewers, inspectors, designers, and contractors working across multiple states and IECC editions. Instead of a lecture, we’ll walk through real-world residential field photos—good, bad, and questionable—and break down what we see, how we’d handle insulation and fenestration out in […]

  • REScheck and Residential Air Barriers

    Chavez County Building 1 Saint Mary's Place, Roswell, NM, United States

    Instructor: Hope Medina Description: REScheck is only used for one of the options of the prescriptive compliance path, but is one oof the most often used document for compliance. Join us as we look at the REScheck report for all it has to offer and the residential air barriers criteria of the code.

  • COMcheck Reports with Verification on the Plans and in the Field

    Chavez County Building 1 Saint Mary's Place, Roswell, NM, United States

    Instructor: Hope Medina Description: Did you know COMcheck provides four different reports to assist with energy compliance for the commercial energy code. Only the thermal envelope report is for use with a certain compliance path the other three can be used no matter which compliance path was chosen for the project. Let's look at these […]