Course Objective: Types of construction and occupancy types are the key factors to understanding the
International Building Code. Once finished with this course, the student will possess a working knowledge that
will allow them to implement the structural aspects of the code. These structural aspects will include concrete and masonry construction, as well as the requirements for any size structure to withstand live loads, dead loads, wind loads and seismic forces.
Method of Evaluation: Through a series of pre and post progress quizzes, reviews and worksheets, the instructor will aid the student in seeing how related tables and sections are used to form the current code. The instructor will help the student better understand how to interpret codes correctly and avoid common mistakes in the field.
Class Dates 10/17/2023 to 10/20/2023
eWISE Only Class - Please Be Online At 8:00 AM (EST)
Class Time 8:30 - 3:30 (All 4 Days)
$749.00
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Practice Quiz: You will receive the link at the end of the class.
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Class Link & Workbook: You will be emailed a class link and a workbook to print one week before the class starts. Check your SPAM folder!
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NOTE: Price does not include code books or ICC exam fees
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Books You Need For Class
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NOTE: Classes and Exams are not state specific.
Class Approved for 2.4 CEU's (24 Hours)
South Carolina LLR
Georgia
Day 1
Pre-Quiz & Review
Types Of Construction
Occupancy Types
Structural Requirements-
Seismic/Wind/Flood
Special Inspections
Concrete Basics
Masonry Basics
Day 2
Progress Quiz & Review
Light Frame Wood Construction
Tempered/Safety Glass Requirements
Provisions During Construction
Code Requirements for Existing Buildings
Day 3
Progress Quiz & Review
Heights & Areas
Table 503
Occupancy Separation
Fire-Resistant Construction
Fire Protection Systems
Day 4
IBC Chapter 10 – Egress
IBC Chapter 11 - Accessibility
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Scheduled Instructor:
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Patrick Bradshaw has been involved in the Codes industry for over 20 years. Prior to this he worked in law enforcement and the fire service. Patrick graduated the S.C. Criminal Justice Academy with honors and has attended the National Fire Academy on multiple occasions. During this time, Patrick has served as a patrol officer, criminal investigator, firefighter, fire apparatus operator, fire instructor, deputy fire marshal, life safety code specialist, manager of the State Fire Marshal Certification program, a fire investigator, HazMat technician, fire investigator, commercial building plans examiner and many other roles.
Patrick transitioned into codes enforcement in 1997 as a fire and life safety surveyor conducting both state and federal inspections of licensed healthcare facilities in South Carolina. This included hospitals, nursing homes, ambulatory surgery facilities, assisted living facilities and other healthcare facilities. He then became a deputy state fire marshal. Patrick was the first manager for the state fire marshal’s certification program. In this role he also administered and instructed three NFPA international certification courses for fire inspections and plan review. Patrick has conducted numerous fire investigations in addition to fire and building codes inspections. His inspection duties required him to inspect most all types of buildings and occupancies, as defined in the codes.
Patrick has taught hundreds of classes to various audiences over his career. Audiences include: firefighters, healthcare professionals, architects, engineers, fire inspectors and marshals, code enforcement officials, building officials, plans examiners and others. Patrick maintains over 16 ICC certifications and has served on ICC’s exam development committee. Patrick has consulted with design professionals, has served as an expert consulting witness and is a member of the South Carolina Building Codes Council.
A live interactive class.
You can see and interact with the instructor and other class members, like you are there.
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Click for link to eWISE webpage for computer requirements and to test your system