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PACKAGE CONTENTS:
- 8-hour Overview of Building Trades #CP-21-00062 (8 hr Specialty)
- 6-hour Business of Building #CP-21-00061 (6 hr Administrative)
- 6-hour Administration and Enforcement Review #CP-19-00050 (6 hr Administrative)
- 6-hour Technical I: Building Construction 2015 MRC #CP-21-00064 (6 hr Technical)
- 6-hour Technical II Building Construction 2015 MRC #CP-19-00023 (6 hr Technical)
- 6-hour ANSI A117.1-09 #CP-21-00058 (6 hr Technical)
- 6-hour Residential Code Review #CP-18-00220 (6 hr Technical)
- 4-hour Building Department Administration #CP 21-00015 (4 hr Administrative)
- 1-hour Inspection and Complaint Process #CP-18-00215 (1 hr Communication)
- 1-hour Positive Communication Strategies #CP-21-00063 (1 hr Communication)
- Free Social Media Marketing for Construction Trades
Code Official Overview of Building Trades
Instructor: Scott Corbat
This eight-hour course provides an overview of building trade skills. This course outlines the fundamental requirements involved in residential construction or remodeling through text, integrated videos, diagrams, and slides.
This course applies 8-Hours towards Specialty credit.
This course covers:
- Site Work
- Concrete
- Foundation Construction
- Framing
- Roofing
- Siding
- Trim
- Masonry
- Plan Reading
Code Official Business of Building
Instructor: Scott Corbat
This course focuses on the primary responsibilities of running a successful contracting business according to the rules and regulations surrounding the industry. This especially includes statutory regulations regarding qualifications, standards of practice and licensing requirements. This course will review the fundamentals of business practice for building professionals in Michigan.
This course applies 6-Hours towards Administrative credit.
This course covers
- Licensing
- Lien Law
- Business Organization
- Finance
- Taxes
- Labor Law
- Fair Housing
- Estimating
Code Official Administration and Enforcement Review
Instructor: J. MacDowell
This course outlines the administrative and logistical process involved in inspections, the investigation of complaints, and the enforcement of the applicable codes. The course will also review best practices when evaluating construction projects that may have unusual circumstances or alternative materials, design or methods.
Upon completion of this course, participants will:
- Outline the process of an inspection, recognize and enforce applicable codes, and understand the process of filing, receiving and investigating complaints.
- Recognize the requirements set forth by the state of Michigan regarding building codes, ordinances, and zoning requirements.
- Be able to create a logical method of inspection (sequence of events) that will reduce the risk of oversights that may endanger the health, safety and welfare of the general public.
- Monitor and evaluate construction projects to ensure overall compliance even when there are unique circumstances and variables that may not fall under “normal” protocol, and recognize the guidelines for approval of alternative materials, design and methods of construction.
This Course Covers:
- Inspection Processes
- Types of Inspections
- Certificates of Occupancy
- Violation Notices
- Complaint Investigations
- Methodology
- Coordination
- Inspection Procedures
- Special Inspection
- Manufacturer Installation Instructions
- Alternate Approvals and Product Acceptance
Code Official Technical I: Building Construction 2015 MRC
Instructor: J. MacDowell
This fully narrated course is a review of building construction and techniques, including the related 2015 Michigan Residential Code covering the following topic areas: Footings and Foundations, Concrete, Carpentry, and Masonry.
This course covers:
Footings and Foundations 2015 MRC Chapter 4 (60 Minutes)
- Installation R402 -R406
- Construction Requirements
- Footings R403
- Foundation Walls R404
- Anchoring R403.1.6
Concrete 2015 MRC Chapter 4 (70 Minutes)
- Portland Cement
- Flatwork R506
- Formwork
Carpentry 2015 MRC Chapters 5 and 6 (110 Minutes)
- Bracing and Bridging
- Tables
- Sole, Top Plate, Rim Joists
- Notching and Boring
- Floor Framing R502
- Wall Framing Chapter 6
- Roof Framing Chapter 8
- Openings
- Stairs Chapter 3
- Decks Chapter 5
- Finish Carpentry
- MI Barrier Free Design
Masonry Chapters 4, 6, 7, 10 (70 Minutes)
- Mortor and Grout R703.8, R606
- Brick R703.8
- Stone R703.12
- Concrete Block R404, R606
- Details R703.8
- Reinforcement R606
- Flashing R703.8
- Fireplace and Chimney Construction Chapter 10, R1001
Code Official Technical II Building Construction 2015 MRC
Instructor: J. MacDowell
This fully narrated course is a review of building construction and techniques, including the related 2015 Michigan Residential Code.
This course covers:
- Covering Materials
- Valleys
- Ventilation R806
- Reroofing R908
- Insulation
- Ventilation
- Windows, Doors and Skylights R609
- Siding Installation R703
- Interior & Exterior Finishes R702
- Specialties
Code Official ANSI A117.1-09
Instructor: J. MacDowell
The ANSI A117.1-09 standards set minimum requirements for newly designed and constructed, or altered state and local government facilities, public accommodations, and commercial facilities to be readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities. This course provides an overview of these requirements with instructor commentary to highlight relevant topics.
After completing this course, participants will be able to:
- Be able recognize what interior and exterior components can, and should comply with standards.
- Identify the requirements for proper maneuvering space, clearance and accessible routes.
- Outline at least one design strategy based on standards for the construction of either a public or private building.
- Summarize the options available to the design or building professional when designing a facility per the requirements of the standards.
Code Official 2015 Residential Code Review
Instructor: J. MacDowell
This six-hour course is a review of the codes required for residential construction. This course focuses on the 2015 Michigan Residential Code book and the latest changes. The 2015 MRC is a comprehensive stand-alone residential code that establishes minimum requirements for one- and two-family dwellings and townhouses, with the purpose of safeguarding the health and safety of the public.
This 6-Hour course applies six hours towards Technical credit.
This course covers:
- Codebook Basics
- Scope & Application
- Building Planning
- Foundations
- Floors
- Wall Construction
- Roof/Ceiling Construction
- Chimneys and Fireplaces
Code Official Building Department Administration
Instructor: Larry Rospierski
Building departments are complex and widespread. For timely and effective operations the department must have clear guidelines to follow and be led by a strong administrator. This course describes the duties of a Building Official, the characteristics of a successful manager, procedures for plan review and permits, advice for inspections, and considerations on ways to best support your community.
After completing this course participants will be able to:
- Outline the duties of a Building Official
- Implement the required procedures for plan review and permitting
- Describe inspection protocols
This Course Covers:
- Introduction to History, Societies, ICC, Enforcement and Challenges
- The Building Official
- Tools and Personnel
- Best Practices
- Effective Permit Processing
- Inspection Protocol
- Permit Issues
- Special Considerations
Code Official Inspection and Complaint Process
Instructor: J. MacDowell
As a building official it is important to have strong interpersonal and communication skills that will foster effective, cooperative working relationships with city staff members, property owners, the building and development community. They often inform, advise and resolve conflicts between the local jurisdiction, architects, developers, contractors and homeowners about code and ordinance compliance. This course addresses the process of inspections of complaints and violations.
This 1-hour course applies one hour towards Communication credit.
This course covers:
- Inspection Processes
- Types of Inspections
- Stop Work Orders
- Violation Notices
- Complaint Investigations
Code Official Positive Communication Strategies
Instructor: J. MacDowell
As a building official it is important to have strong interpersonal and communication skills that will foster effective, cooperative working relationships with city staff members, property owners, the building and development community. Very often, a building official functions as an overall office manager, planning and assigning work, and providing guidance and training clerical and technical staff. This one-hour course outlines some of the strategies used to create a positive work environment.
This 1-Hour course applies one hour towards Communication credit.
This course covers:
- Conflict
- Listening Skills
- Body Language
- Negotiating
- Workplace Culture
Social Media Marketing for Construction Trades
Learn the ins and outs of social media marketing from experts that work in both social media and the construction industry. Use these tools and tricks to upgrade your personal and professional profiles, drive leads, and increase business.
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