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1AZBO 2018 Fall Education Institute
2018 Fall Education Institute Information
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Registration fees include: Instruction, lunch and break refreshments. Codes and other reference books are NOT provided and
are the responsibility of the student. Presentation material may be downloaded from the AZBO website after payment for
classes has been received. For your convenience, codebooks and other reference material may be purchased from the
International Code Council (ICC) on-site bookstore during the conference. Please review the session descriptions for required
reference material.
CONFERENCE LOCATION
Hilton Phoenix/Mesa, 1011 W Holmes Ave, Mesa AZ 85210 (480) 833-5555
ROOM RESERVATIONS
Room reservations for the event end October 22, 2018. When registering use group code “AZB”. Guests can book, modify, or
cancel a reservation by calling (480) 833-5555 and ask for the AZBO room block. Rates will be $129 + 14.02% tax. Make your
reservation today!
REGISTRATION COSTS
Early Registraton - before Late or On-site Registraton
Oct 15th - afer Oct 15th
Members Members
$15
Full Day $125 Full Day 0
Half Day $65 Half Day $80
Non-Members Non-Members
$17
Full Day $150 Full Day 5
Half Day $80 Half Day $90
* Half day courses do not include lunch unless you are registered for two courses on the same day.
Lunch may be purchased for $20 when registering.
REGISTRATION METHODS
Online: All students must be registered on line. Please go to the AZBO website - https://www.azbo.us/. Students will have to
create a profile, however they may be registered for courses by someone else. Multiple registrations may be completed by one
person as long as all students have created a profile. For students paying by check, please use our pay by check option and mail
the check to:
AZBO Registrar
Box 431
3039 W Peoria Ave, Ste 102
Phoenix, AZ 85029
(Check payments only)
2AZBO 2018 Fall Education Institute
2018 Fall Education Institute Information
CONFIRMATION
If paying online, your receipt from Authorize.net will be your confirmation. If paying by check, you will still need to register
online and use the pay later option. Paper registrations will not be accepted. A confirmation will be sent within 5 days of
processing your registration. THIS WILL BE THE ONLY CONFIRMATION PAPERWORK PROVIDED. You will not be
considered registered until payment is received.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations must be received by the Registrar seven (7) days prior to the scheduled course date in order to receive a full
refund.
SUBSTITUTIONS
Whenever a registrant is unable to attend a paid course, a request in writing for a substitution must be made by contacting the
Registrar at registar@azbo.us prior to the event. If a substitute registrant makes this request on-site and without prior
approval, an additional fee of $50 will be applied.
ADA ACCOMODATIONS
People with a disability requiring reasonable accommodation should notify the AZBO Registrar. Please allow ample time for
requests to be processed.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
All AZBO Education Institute courses are approved and recognized by the International Code Council Preferred Provider
Network (ICCPPN) towards maintenance of your ICC certifications. Check with your local licensing board for additional CEU
requirements.
MEALS
A continental breakfast and lunch is provided to the students. Dinner is not provided.
CLASS TIME
Courses are from 8AM to 4PM. Lunch is served from 12PM to 1PM
ONSITE REGISTRATION & ICC BOOKSTORE
Onsite registration and the ICC bookstore will be open at 7am daily. AZBO apparel and ICC code books will be available for
purchase. Cash, Checks and Credit cards are accepted.
QUESTIONS/CONCERNS/REQUESTS
Website: https://www.azbo.us/ Phone: (520) 477-8797 Email: registar@azbo.us
3AZBO 2018 Fall Education Institute
2018 Fall Education Institute Schedule
Monday, Oct 29 Tuesday, Oct 30 Wednesday, Oct 31 Thursday, Nov 1 Friday, Nov 2
SESSION 101 SESSION 201 SESSION 301 SESSION 401 SESSION 501
2018 IBC Advanced Means of 2018 IBC Building Areas, Fire
2018 Tenant Improvements 2018 IRC Update 2018 IBC Update
Egress Areas & Mixed Occupancies
CCC (Steve Thomas) CCC (Steve Thomas) CCC (Gary Goodell) CCC (Steve Thomas) CCC (Steve Thomas)
SESSION 102 SESSION 202/302 SESSION 402 SESSION 502
So you want to be a Building Front Counter Plan Review Intermediate Plan Review for
The Complete Permit Technician
Ofcial? for Pemit Techs Permit Techs
Litchfeld Park (Mary Litchfeld Park (Mary
Shums Coda (Steve Burger) Shums Coda (Steve Burger) Dickson) Dickson)
SESSION 103 SESSION 203A SESSION 303 SESSION 403A SESSION 503
7 C's for Building Inspector's:
APS Interconnecton 2018 IBC Overview for Pemit Public Speaking: Projectng
Residental Plan Review A Skills Guide for Building
Requirements Training Techs Confdence
Safety Personnel
Glendale (Steve Dudley) APS (Frank Greco) Litchfeld Park (Mary Chandler (Beth Ann City of Flagstaf (Amy Palmer)
Dickson) Chepelsky) Coconino County (Chris
Young)
SESSION 203B SESSION 403B
SRP Interconnecton Leadership Communicaton:
Requirements Training Your Impact on Others
SRP (Scot Scharli) Chandler (Beth Ann
Chepelsky)
SESSION 104A SESSION 204A SESSION 304A SESSION 404 SESSION 504
Update to 2018 Code:
Changes in Wind Fire Damper / Ceiling 2018 IBC / 09 ANSI Accessible
Category 1 Vent Sizing Accessible Site Plan Review
Speed/Component/Cladding Radiaton Dampers Means of Egress
& Implicatons on Design
Felten Group (Jaren Mashvac (Dave Walter) Mashvac (Dave Walter) Scotsdale (Tom Barrs) Scotsdale (Tom Barrs)
Tolman/David Sparks/Tony
Gillete)
SESSION 104B SESSION 204B SESSION 304B
Inspecton Nightmares /
Missed Major Structural Gas Appliance Categories Tiny Houses
Flaws in Constructon
Felten Group (Jaren Mashvac (Dave Walter) Coconino County (Chris
Tolman/David Sparks/Tony Young/Steve White)
Gillete)
SESSION 105 SESSION 205 SESSION 305 SESSION 405 SESSION 505
Pitalls & Oversights of
Plan Review for Residental Inspecton of Residental Fire Firestopping Plan Review and
Designing Commercial Fire 2018 MEP for Beginners
Fire Sprinklers Sprinklers Inspectons
Protecton Systems
Fire Containment (Brice
Roseville Fire (Patrick Chew) Roseville Fire (Patrick Chew) Roseville Fire (Patrick Chew) Miller) Colibryn (Adam Sessions)
SESSION 106 SESSION 206 SESSION 306 SESSION 406 SESSION 506
Common Code Violatons 2018 IRC Braced Wall Lines Healthy Homes for Healthy Inspecton Skills/Legal 2018 IBC /IRC for Fire
M/P/E Inspectons ASCE 07-16 Families Aspects/Confict Resoluton Ofcials
Ed Peaser Felten Group (Jaren (Kirsten Shaw, AE3Q) Yuma (Pat Headington) Yuma (Pat Headington)
Tolman/David Sparks/Tony Sponsored by SRP
Gillete)
SESSION 107 SESSION 207 SESSION 307 SESSION 407 SESSION 507
How Building Science & the
Unraveling the Cannabis 2017 NEC Photovoltaic Plan 2017 NEC Photovoltaic Energy Storage Batteries 3
IECC Make Bldgs More
Conundrum Review Inspectons NFPA88, IFC 1206, NEC 706
Efcient & Comfortable
Joe Hernandez (Daran Wastchak, DRW) IAEI/Peoria (Joe Sacchi) IAEI/Peoria (Joe Sacchi) SRP (Sharon Bonesteel)
Insight
4AZBO 2018 Fall Education Institute2018 Fall Education Course Descriptions
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2018
Session 101 2018 IBC Advanced Means of Egress CEU'S - 0.7
An advanced look at the means of egress requirements included in Chapter 10 of the
International Building Code. The presentation will include detailed discussions on the design
and review of the means of egress in unusual occupancies. Subjects included in the class are
malls, assembly occupancies, special egress components, smoke proof enclosures, horizontal
exits and exit passageways. Practical examples will be used to illustrate code requirements. This
class is designed for those students that have a basic understanding of how the means of egress
is designed and reviewed.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Bring the 2018 IBC
Intermediate Instructor: Steve Thomas, Colorado Code Consulting
Session 102 So you want to be a Building Official CEU'S - 0.7
This class will cover the basics of what is required to be a Building Official, including politics,
personnel issues, budgeting, image, dealing with the public, professional development, staffing,
and dealing with the media, management, ethics and basic legal matters. Class participation will
be encouraged.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Steve Burger, Shums Coda & Associates
Session 103 Residential Plan Review CEU'S - 0.7
This class will focus on the plan review of a single family residence for compliance with the 2018
IRC. The review of life safety, structural, mechanical, plumbing and electrical components will be
included.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts will be provided by the Instructor. Bring the 2018 IRC
All Instructor: Stephen Dudley, City of Glendale
Update to 2018 Code: Changes in Wind
Session 104A CEU'S - 0.35
Speed/Component/Cladding & Implications on Design
Update to 2018 Code: Changes in wind speeds/component/cladding and implications on design.
Changes in ASCE 7-2016: How these changes affect building codes and approaches to design
loading.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Bring the 2018 IBC
All Instructor: Jaren Tolman/David Sparks/Tony Gillette, Felten Group
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2018 cont…
5AZBO 2018 Fall Education InstituteInspection Nightmares-Missed Major Structural Flaws in
Session 104B CEU'S - 0.35
Construction
Inspection nightmares-missed major structural flaws in construction. Lessons learned from
working with local building officials/inspectors: we’ll review common missed items and show
some of the “Friday the 13th” level of issues. We’ll also discuss how working with the design
engineer can help you prepare your inspections/plan review.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Jaren Tolman/David Sparks/Tony Gillette, Felten Group
Pitfalls & Oversights Designing Commercial Fire Protection
Session 105 CEU'S - 0.7
Systems
This one day course will focus on code provisions and national standards of fire protection
designs for fire alarms, fire sprinkler systems, standpipes, fire pumps, smoke control systems
and public safety communication systems. It will also cover the practical uses of these features
including design flaws. Through lecture and discussion, this course will address the cost of
these systems, relative to the level of safety they provide, as well as identify potential
alternatives that still meet regulatory standards
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Patrick Chew, City of Roseville Fire Department
Session 106 Common Code Violations M/P/E Inspections CEU'S - 0.7
This course will identify common code violations found by (or should be looked for) building
inspectors during electrical, mechanical and plumbing inspection, both commercial and
residential. This class would be beneficial to both inspectors new to the world of building
inspection and contractors.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Ed Peaser, Arizona Building Officials
Session 107 Unraveling the Cannabis Conundrum CEU'S - 0.7
Navigating the code, political and legal pitfalls of the “budding” marijuana industry.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Joe Hernandez, Arizona Building Officials
6AZBO 2018 Fall Education InstituteTUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018
Session 201 2018 IBC Building Areas, Fire Areas & Mixed Occupancies CEU'S - 0.7
Comprehensive discussion of the major compartmentalization concepts of the IBC, focusing on
those requirements that deal with building size, sprinkler options and mixed-use buildings.
Fire resistance rated construction is also addressed. This class will include topics on
allowable areas, area increased, unlimited area buildings, fire area concept and construction,
incidental/accessory use areas and separated/non-separated uses.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Bring the 2018 IBC
Intermediate Instructor: Steve Thomas, Colorado Code Consulting
Session 202/302 The Complete Permit Technician CEU'S - 0.7
This 2-day course is intended to provide essential information in the areas of code
administration and history, legal aspects, customer service, basic plan review, inspection
process, zoning requirements, permit fee calculations, basic occupancy and construction
types, basic means of egress and dealing with difficult customers.
Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Students are to bring a calculator,
2018 IBC, 2018 International Zoning Code, Legal Aspects of Code Administration and Basic Code
Enforcement.
Experience Level:
All Instructor: Steve Burger, Shums Coda & Associates
Session 203A APS Interconnection Requirements Training CEU'S - 0.35
Training covers APS safety and general work practice requirements with reference to APS NEC
interpretations, APS Interconnection Requirement for production metering and disconnects,
labels and placards. The training will cover why APS cares about potential back-feed sources
(DG) and what APS engineers review.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Frank Greco Arizona Public Service
Session 203B SRP Interconnection Requirements Training CEU'S - 0.35
Training covers SRP safety and general work practice requirements with reference to SRP NEC
interpretations, SRP Interconnection Requirement for production metering and disconnects,
labels and placards. The training will cover why SRP cares about potential back-feed sources
(DG) and what SRP engineers review.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Scott Scharli Salt River Project
Session 204A Category I Vent Sizing CEU'S - 0.35
This class is designed to provide the student with the knowledge and insight to size appliance
connectors, B-vent pipe and fittings for Category I appliances by utilizing the GAMA (Gas
Appliances Manufacturers Association) Vent Tables. This class will cover the difference
between a UL Listed “appliance connector” and UL Listed B-vent and when each is required.
By the end of this interactive class, the student will have a good working knowledge of using
the GAMA tables and will work through sizing vent for several application examples. The class
will also provide general information about Category II, III and IV appliances.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
7AZBO 2018 Fall Education InstituteAll Instructor: Dave Walter, MASHVAC
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 cont…
Session 204B Gas Appliance Categories CEU'S - 0.35
In this class, the student will learn the four different categories of Gas Appliances (Category I, II,
III, IV) and application and the venting requirements of each type of appliance. The student will
walk away with solid knowledge of the different types of venting products (B-vent, Stainless
Steel, PVC, CPVC, etc…) that are used on the different categories of appliances.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Dave Walter, MASHVAC
Session 205 Plan Review of Residential Fire Sprinklers CEU'S - 0.7
This is a residential fire sprinkler plan review class based on the 2013 Edition of NFPA 13D.
Changes to the 2016 Edition will be noted when appropriate as well as amendments located in
the International Fire & Residential Codes, 2018 Edition. Participants will also jointly review a
sprinkler plan set for installation compliance.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Patrick Chew, City of Roseville Fire department
Session 206 2018 IRC Braced Wall Lines ASCE 07-16 CEU'S - 0.7
A review of the 2018 IRC braced wall line sections R602.10 Wall bracing and R602.12 Simplified
wall bracing. Emphasis will be placed on changes from the 2012 IRC to the 2018 IRC. This class
focuses on Building Codes and Standards
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Bring 2018 IBC
Intermediate Instructor: Jaren Tolman/David Sparks/Tony Gillette, Felten Group
How Building Science & the IECC Make Buildings More
Session 207 CEU'S - 0.7
Efficient & Comfortable
While the Energy Conservation Code is not a state code, it has been widely adopted by most of
the municipalities in the metropolitan areas of Arizona to provide minimum requirements for
the energy efficiency of new buildings. This presentation will review “what’s in the residential
code”, the several different pathways that builders can comply with the code, and a more in-
depth building science review of how homes are built to maximize energy efficiency, comfort,
and durability.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Daran Wastchak, Insight
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018
Session 301 2018 Tenant Improvements CEU'S - 0.7
Identify IBC provisions applicable to the design and construction of tenant space improvements.
The discussion addresses the three most common types of uses: business, mercantile and assembly.
It emphasizes options available in the code for gaining compliance. Discussion includes occupancy
separations and fire areas, type of construction features, fire-resistance-rated construction, interior
finish materials, fire protection features, means of egress components and means of egress design.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Bring the 2018 IBC
All Instructor: Gary Goodell, Colorado Code Consulting
8AZBO 2018 Fall Education InstituteSession 302/202 The Complete Permit Technician CEU'S - 0.7
This 2-day course is intended to provide essential information in the areas of code administration
and history, legal aspects, customer service, basic plan review, inspection process, zoning
requirements, permit fee calculations, basic occupancy and construction types, basic means of
egress and dealing with difficult customers.
Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Students are to bring a calculator, 2018 IBC,
2018 International Zoning Code, Legal Aspects of Code Administration and Basic Code Enforcement.
Experience Level:
All Instructor: Steve Burger, Shums Coda & Associates
Session 303 2018 IBC Overview for Permit Techs CEU'S - 0.7
This one day class will cover a general overview of the International Building Code. Topics will
include occupancy type, construction types, and determining occupant load. Participants will be
able to identify occupancies, determine the occupant load and exit requirements.
Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Bring Architectural Scale, 2018 IBC and
calculator
Experience Level:
All Instructor: Mary Dickson, City of Litchfield Park
Session 304A Fire Damper/Ceiling Radiation Dampers CEU'S - 0.35
This class teaches the where, when and why Fire Dampers and Ceiling Radiation Dampers are
required. It will provide a clear understanding of the difference between a fire damper and ceiling
radiation damper and why they are not interchangeable. Students will see, touch and feel the
different types of each of the categories of dampers, learn how they are installed and what is
required to make a UL Listed compliant installation.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Dave Walter, MASHVAC
Session 304B Tiny Houses CEU'S - 0.35
2018 IRC Appendix Q: Tiny Houses will be presented with commentary and technical illustration of:
1. Minimum and maximum size; 2. Ceiling height requirements; 3. Lofts; 4. Loft access: stairs,
landing platforms, ladders, alternating tread devices; 5. Loft guards; and 6. Emergency escape and
rescue openings.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Chris Young/Steve White Coconino County
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 cont…
Session 305 Inspection of Residential Fire Sprinklers CEU'S - 0.7
9AZBO 2018 Fall Education InstituteThis class will cover obstruction rules, minimum installation requirements and the tricks of the
trades during inspections of residential fire sprinkler systems. Compliance will be based on the
2013 Edition of NFPA 13D. However, changes to the 2016 Edition will be noted when
appropriate as well as amendments found in the International Fire & Residential Codes, 2015
Edition. The purpose of this class will be to focus on some of the big ticket items during
inspections and the importance of performing rough-in inspections. This class would benefit
building and fire officials, plans examiners, inspectors, design professionals, contractors, and
the construction industry.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Patrick Chew, City of Roseville, Ca. Fire Department
Session 306 Healthy Homes for Healthy Families CEU'S - 0.7
Can the materials you use and the way you build a home result in a healthier home? The
answer is yes. Learn from Kirsten Shaw the critical issues that result in homes that are
affordable and healthy.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Kirsten Shaw, AE3Q
Session 307 2017 NEC Photovoltaic Plan Review CEU'S - 0.7
This one day seminar presents detailed information on IBC, IFC, and NEC requirements for PV
installations. Basic PV module manufacture and operation, PV installation requirements and PV
plan review calculations are presented in an interactive classroom environment.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Joe Sacchi, City of Peoria/ IAEI
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2018
Session 401 2018 IRC Update CEU'S - 0.7
Reviews the changes from the last edition to the current edition of the IRC. The background
behind many of the changes will be discussed to provide the participant with an understanding
of the intent of the changes and how to apply it to their everyday work. Subjects covered in the
class will include the code change process, and much more.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Steve Thomas, Colorado Code Consulting
Session 402 Front Counter Plan Review for Permit Techs CEU'S - 0.7
This class is designed to provide basic plan review experience for the permit tech to perform
reviews at the counter. Topics of discussion will include: basic blueprint reading, scales,
construction and inspection terminology. Hands on reviews will include gas pipe sizing, pools
and spas, decks and patios, carport, and accessory buildings with a basic understanding of
electrical, mechanical and plumbing code requirements for these types of projects.
Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Bring the 2018 IRC, a calculator,
Architectural and Engineering scales
Experience Level:
All Instructor: Mary Dickson, City of Litchfield Park
Session 403A Public Speaking: Projecting Confidence CEU'S - 0.35
10AZBO 2018 Fall Education InstituteIn your role, you inform, educate, convey ideas, persuade, and motivate others by using your
public speaking skills. Demonstrating confidence is an important factor in your effectiveness in
dealing with both internal and external customers. In this engaging workshop, you’ll have the
opportunity to practice and refine your skills in the areas of eye contact, voice projection, voice
clarity, gestures, and movement. You’ll also learn techniques to ease your nerves when
speaking. These are critical skills that can apply to both your professional and personal life.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: BethAnn Chepelsky, City of Chandler
Session 403B Leadership Communication: Your Impact on Others CEU'S - 0.35
Course objectives to examine the importance of communication, analyze communication
barriers using case studies, review listening techniques and promote a culture of voice.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: BethAnn Chepelsky, City of Chandler
Session 404 2018 IBC/09 ANSI Accessible Means of Egress CEU'S - 0.7
Since the inclusion of accessible route requirements into our building codes, more people with
disabilities are able to enter and use buildings. Our codes also require accessible egress
features in buildings for those same people so they can reach safety during an emergency. This
class will focus on the various components of accessible means of egress, along with how to find
the code requirements that apply when reviewing plans and inspecting buildings for egress.
The class will start with the basics of accessible code compliance, allowing everyone to
participate and ask questions.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts will be provided by the instructor, if any.
All Instructor: Tom Barrs, City of Scottsdale
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2018 cont…
Session 405 Firestopping Plan Review and Inspections CEU'S - 0.7
Firestopping has become a hot topic because of the new ICC Firestop Inspector Certification and
the Firestop Inspector requirements of the 2018 IBC. This training is designed for Plans
Examiners, Fire and Building Inspectors. Contractors, Architects and Engineers. We will review
the requirements of sections 714 and 715 of the IBC for joint systems, perimeter containment,
through and membrane-penetrations and discuss the new ASTM firestop inspection standards.
Students will receive an overview of residential requirements of fire blocking. This program
will also provide code compliant solutions along with helpful hints for plans examiners and
inspectors.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Brice Miller, Fire Containment Services
Session 406 Inspection Skills/Legal Aspects/Conflict Resolution CEU'S - 0.7
11AZBO 2018 Fall Education InstituteThis class is designed to prepare students who are entering the inspection field with some
useful tools to establish credibility and consistency while building effective relationships. This
course also examines the legal aspects of inspection as it relates to property owners, occupants,
contractors and construction professionals. Course topics include: Introduction to the legal
aspects of code administration; offer useful tools to support effective communication; recognize
the importance of consistency in decision making; Introduction into property rights and laws;
understanding the Inspectors role; and developing credibility.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Patrick Headington, Yuma County
Session 407 2017 NEC Photovoltaic Inspections CEU'S - 0.7
This class is a unique perspective on photovoltaic (PV) installations. You will be presented with
a basic overview of PV systems, from manufacturing of photocells and how PV systems work,
design, installation considerations and field inspections. This review will cover NEC article 690
and 705 calculations and installation requirements, IBC structural considerations, and IFC
installation requirements for a code compliant installation.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Joe Sacchi, City of Peoria/ IAEI
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2018
Session 501 2018 IBC Update CEU'S - 0.7
Reviews the changes from the last edition to the current edition of the IBC. The background
behind many of the changes will be discussed to provide the participant with an understanding
of the intent of the changes and how to apply it to their everyday work. Subjects covered in the
class will include the code change process, and much more.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Steve Thomas, Colorado Code Consulting
Session 502 2018 Intermediate Plan Review for Permit Techs CEU'S - 0.7
Attendees will become familiar with construction terminology, learn building components,
symbols, reference the IRC and practice plan analysis. Activities will reinforce the learning.
Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Bring the 2018 IBC, a calculator,
Architectural and Engineering scales
Experience Level:
All Instructor: Mary Dickson, City of Litchfield Park
7 C's for Building Inspector's: A skills Guide for
Session 503 CEU'S - 0.7
Building Safety Personnel
This class is designed for Building Inspection staff to enhance the 7 core competencies that will
assist with how Inspectors deal with the day-to-day challenges of inspections, contractors,
customers, and elected officials. This class will introduce and reinforce Soft Skills.
12AZBO 2018 Fall Education InstituteExperience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Amy Palmer, City of Flagstaff/Chris Young, Coconino County
Session 504 Accessible Site Plan Review CEU'S - 0.7
This is a beginning class on site plan review for accessibility. Accessible site plans and
accessible public ways must be coordinated to provide access from off-site to on-site. Good site
plans should include accessible parking spaces and accessible routes to bus stops and building
entrances. When should code officials ask for more details on the site plan to clarify accessible
routes? We will answer why some curb ramps have detectable warning surfaces and some do
not? Any why some plans include the PROWAG requirements that civil engineers use? The
class will introduce the Proposed Accessibility Guidelines for Pedestrian Facilities in the Public
Right-of-way (PROWAG) which may seem new to some, but it works hand-in-hand with the ADA
Standards and with IBC/ANSI. Example site plans will be provided so that issues can be shared
among the class.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts will be provided by the instructor, if any.
All Instructor: Tom Barrs, City of Scottsdale
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2018 cont…
Session 505 2018 MEP for Beginners CEU'S - 0.7
This class is designed to provide the student with a basic knowledge of the most common MEP
(mechanical, electrical, plumbing) code requirements for one and two family dwellings. Real
life examples of code requirements will be reviewed as well as the practical application of code
requirements. The class will be interactive and students are encouraged to participate.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading. Bring the 2018 IRC
All Instructor: Adam Sessions, Colibryn Consulting
Session 506 2018 IBC/IRC for Fire Officials CEU'S - 0.7
This class explores the major provisions of the IBC and IRC as they relate to fire department
personnel. This class is designed to provide an introduction to the new provisions of the code
with topics including: Review of Occupancy classifications and Special Occupancies,
Understanding building areas and construction types, Review of Fire-resistive Construction,
Review of Sprinkler provisions and Changes in the means of egress.
Experience Level: Materials: Handouts may be available for downloading.
All Instructor: Patrick Headington, Yuma County
Session 507 Energy Storage/Batteries 3 NFPA88, IFC 1206, NEC 706 CEU'S - 0.7
The latest info related to 2018 IFC requirements and NEC 2017 requirements. Updates on the
development of the NFPA 855 standard for batteries, as well as updated information on
Chemistries, Commissioning and Decommissioning. Bring your code books and questions.
13AZBO 2018 Fall Education InstituteExperience Level: Materials: Handouts will be provided by the instructor, if any.
All Instructor: Sharon Bonesteel, Salt River Project
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