WEBINAR TOPICS
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Growth and use of innovative building products in the industry |
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The global building-products market and the importance of verifying compliance of building products with applicable code(s) |
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Code requirements for approving and using innovative products, alternative materials, and methods of construction |
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What is an ICC-ES Evaluation Report and how does it help verify a product is “up to code”
• Case studies/examples of approving innovative products
• How does ICC-ES evaluate products for code compliance
• Benefits of using the ICC-ES Evaluation Reports
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The benefit of directly linking Evaluation Reports® and PMG™ Listing to eCodes Premium, allowing regulators to find code-compliant products and determine acceptability of evaluated products |
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Overview of the SAVE™ Program and how it may assist in identifying products evaluated to multiple SAVE™ guidelines and green building rating systems, standards and codes |
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Overview of ICC-ES® Partner Programs and the benefits to the construction industry |
BENEFITS OF PROGRAM
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Better understand the building code requirements for approving or specifying innovative building products, systems, and materials |
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Learn why ICC Evaluation Service Evaluation Reports are used and preferred by code officials and the building industry to verify that building products meet code requirements |
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Read and use ICC ES Evaluation Reports to verify that building products meet code requirements and are installed according to code |
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Easily search the ICC-ES web site, at no cost, for manufacturers or products that have evaluation reports |
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Receive CEU credit toward renewal of ICC Certification. Participation in this webinar qualifies for 0.1 continuing education unit based on the ICC- approved continuing education and professional development activities for certification renewal. To qualify for CEU credit, participants must view the entire webinar. For more information, click here |
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Presenter
John Henry, PE, Principal Staff Engineer, International Code Council
John R. Henry is a Principal Staff Engineer with the International Code Council (ICC) Business and Product Development Department, where he is responsible for the research and development of technical resources pertaining to the structural engineering provisions of the International Building Code (IBC). Mr. Henry also develops and presents technical seminars on the structural provisions of the Uniform Building Code (UBC) and International Building Code (IBC). He has a broad range of experience that includes structural design in private practice, plan-check engineering with consulting firms and building department jurisdictions, and over 12 years as an ICC/ICBO Staff Engineer.
Mr. Henry is a Registered Civil Engineer in the State of California and is an ICC Certified Plans Examiner. He is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the Structural Engineers Association of California (SEAOC). Mr. Henry has written many articles that appeared in Structural Engineer magazine and ICC’s Building Safety Journal on the structural provisions of the IBC and is co-author of Significant Changes to the 2006 International Building Code, published by Thompson/Delmar Learning, 1997 UBC – 2006 IBC Structural Comparison & Cross Reference, and 2006 IBC Handbook – Structural Provisions.
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Presenter
Bohdan Nicholas Horeczko, PE, Director, Professional Services, ICC Evaluation Service, Inc.
As Director of Professional Services, Bohdan N. Horeczko represents ICC-ES in its contacts with evaluation report applicants, industry associations, and technical organizations. Mr. Horeczko has forty-seven years of engineering experience in design, construction, building code development, and building products evaluation. He is a graduate of Loyola University, Los Angeles, (BSE) and Long Beach State University (MSCE).
Mr. Horeczko is a fellow in the American Society of Civil Engineers and in the Institute for the Advancement of Engineering. He is also a member of Earthquake Engineering Research Institute and the Society for the Advancement of Materials and Process Engineering. Mr. Horeczko is currently a member of and an active participant in the technical committees of the Structural Engineers Association of California (Seismology Committee), American Concrete Institute (440-FRP Committee), and the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM Committees D20 and D30).
Limited Space
Although this free webinar is being offered on different dates, there is room for a limited number of participants. Individuals interested in participating are encouraged to register as soon as possible.
WEBINAR DATES AND REGISTRATION
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Why a Webinar?
- Gain valuable information in a simple, convenient, and cost-effective manner.
- No travel or out of office time; simply attend wherever you have a computer internet access and a telephone.
- Delivers an online presentation with web-enabled visuals.
- Structured with pre-determined presentation content and objectives.
- Time allotted for questions and answers at the end of webinar.
What do I need to participate in one of these Webinars?
- A computer with internet access.
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- Telephone
SPONSOR
ICC-ES is the United States’ leader in evaluating innovative building products for compliance with code. A nonprofit, public-benefit corporation, ICC-ES does technical evaluations of building products, components, methods, and materials. The evaluation process culminates with the issuance of reports on code compliance, which are made available free of charge to code officials, contractors, specifiers, architects, engineers, and anyone else with an interest in the building industry and construction. ICC-ES Evaluation Reports provide evidence that products and systems meet code requirements.
ICC-ES is a subsidiary of the International Code Council®, a membership association dedicated to building safety and fire prevention that develops the codes used to construct residential and commercial buildings, including homes and schools. Most U.S. cities, counties, and states that adopt codes choose the International Codes® developed by the International Code Council.
