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Description: There are long-standing code provisions that have been long misunderstood and there are new ones that don’t seem to be catching on.  This course picks out ten common mistakes and explains in detail why they are important not to miss.

Length: 90 minutes. Thanks to the Connecticut Building Officials Association sponsorship, an additional 30 minute Q/A session will be provided after the webinar!

Objectives: Upon completion of this course, attendees will…
…Understand the differences between fire blocking, firestopping, and draft stopping.
…Be or reminded of the nuances of stairs, guards, and handrails.
…Learn the differences between a ridge board and a ridge beam.

Continuing Education Units: Approved for 0.15 Preferred Provider CEUs from the International Code Council (ICC).

Sponsor Benefit: Members of the Connecticut Building Officials Association get FREE access to this webinar.  Contact CBOA for your coupon code before you enroll!

Instructor: Glenn Mathewson, MCP.  Click here to learn more about Glenn.

Description: This course uncovers how the code works and the people involved. It begins with some fun history leading up to the current International Codes, and follows with an enlightening explanation of how the code is developed and adopted into law. Before applying the provisions, this course lays the foundation of how to navigate the code and how the code is administered as a minimum standard. The course concludes with sessions about key players in the use of the code and offers perspective from each of them in hope for a team effort in applying the codes across our communities.

Objectives: Upon completion of this course, attendees will…
…Be introduced to some of the history of codes and how they got to be what they are today.
…Learn how the code is developed, adopted, administered, and navigated. Learn the rules of the rules.
…Gain perspective by seeing what it’s like working with code behind the plans examiner’s desk, through the inspector’s eyes, and in the contractor’s boots.

Length: 3 hours.

Schedule This webinar is presented in two 90-minute session, with a 30-minute break between.

Continuing Education Units: Approved for 0.3 Preferred Provider CEUs from the International Code Council (ICC).

Sponsor Benefit: Members of Region VI and NEBOEA get FREE access to this webinar.  Contact your association for your coupon code before you enroll!

Instructor: Glenn Mathewson, MCP.  Click here to learn more about Glenn.

Description: Finishing a basement requires nearly all the trades and construction required for a new house, short of foundations and roofs. However, many applications are unique when transforming the former guts below a home into finished living space. Building, plumbing, mechanical, fuel-gas and electrical provisions involved with these projects will be reviewed in detail.

Objectives: Upon completion of this course, attendees will…
…Understand and identify the building components in the basement that need evaluation and consideration prior to concealment.
…Be introduced to code provisions that regulate the overall design of the finished space.
…Learn how emergency escape and rescue openings must be handled.

Length: 3 hours. Thanks to ICC Region VI and New England Building Officials Education Association sponsorship, an additional 30 minute Q/A session will be provided after the webinar.

Schedule This webinar is presented in two 90-minute session, with a 30-minute break between.

Continuing Education Units: Approved for 0.3 Preferred Provider CEUs from the International Code Council (ICC).

Sponsor Benefit: Members of Region VI and NEBOEA get FREE access to this webinar.  Contact your association for your coupon code before you enroll!

Instructor: Glenn Mathewson, MCP.  Click here to learn more about Glenn.

Description: Construction of single-family, detached homes is quite a process.  From planning to application to execution to inspection, there are many steps along the way. Like a dance, a beautiful performance comes from smooth steps timed by everyone in the group.  Mutual understanding and respect for each professional involved and a good grasp of the choreography helps ensure no one trips up.  Learn the steps of building a new home in this unique class.  No formal wear required!

Objectives: Upon completion of this course, attendees will…
…Be immersed in a photographic journey through many aspects of house construction.
…Better understand the inspections required for new home construction.
…Realize the complexity of coordinating over 100 individual tradespeople involved in house construction.

Length: 6 hours. Thanks to PermitTechNation sponsorship, an additional 30 minute Q/A session will be provided after the webinar on the 14th!

Schedule This webinar is presented over two days.  Each day includes two 90 minute sessions with a 30 minute break in between.

Continuing Education Units: Approved for 0.6 Preferred Provider CEUs from the International Code Council (ICC).

Sponsor Benefit: Members of PermitTechNation get FREE access to this webinar.  Contact PTN for your coupon code before you enroll!

Instructor: Glenn Mathewson, MCP.  Click here to learn more about Glenn.

Description: Energy conservation isn’t all about insulation and the energy code.  There are many ways that framing, plumbing, electrical, and other installations can enhance the energy performance of a home.  Dimes add up to dollars and dollars add up to dinner, just the same, small gains in energy conservation can add up to lots of saved energy.  Learn how to keep energy in mind throughout the whole construction process, long before the insulation crew arrives.

Objectives: Upon completion of this course, attendees will…
…Understand code provisions that reduce thermal bridges and increase insulation in the exterior envelope, such as single-ply and box headers, as well as single top plate construction and 24-inch-on-center wall spacing.
…Think outside the box about how various trades can enhance energy performance.
…Learn the complexities of providing certain air barriers and why they are essential to thermal performance.

Length: 6 hours. Thanks to ICC Region VI and New England Building Officials Education Association sponsorship, an additional 30 minute Q/A session will be provided after the webinar.

Schedule This webinar is presented in four 90-minute session, two in the morning and afternoon with a 30 minute break between each.  A one-hour break is provided for lunch.

Continuing Education Units: Approved for 0.6 Preferred Provider CEUs from the International Code Council (ICC).

Sponsor Benefit: Members of Region VI and NEBOEA get FREE access to this webinar.  Contact your association for your coupon code before you enroll!

Instructor: Glenn Mathewson, MCP.  Click here to learn more about Glenn.