1 Session Course
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12
8:30 AM – 11:30 AM
- What code enforcement is and why it’s important
- The role of a code enforcer
- What training is required to become certified
This training is designed for current or potential city staff members who are responsible for code enforcement activities or will be in the future.
Codes Count training will develop courses based on the needs of the the 24:1 communities.
The objective is to provide access to training opportunities to certify under all required ICC Disciplines.
Neighborhood Preservation Inspectors apply consistent code standards to support municipal vitality. Effective building inspectors have a combined skillset of customer service, clear communication skills, and a basic understanding of construction.
Codes Counts trainings include courses for administrators as well as building inspectors. The administrative course prepares attendees to handle processes needed for code enforcement. The building inspector course prepares participants to take the ICC (International Code Council) Property Maintenance & Housing Inspector Certification test. Once they have passed, inspectors will receive ICC Certification.
Trainings are currently set for:
This free introductory course for people interested in code enforcement will be hosted virtually on Zoom.
1 Session Course
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12
8:30 AM – 11:30 AM
This course is designed for current or potential city staff members responsible for code enforcement activities today or in the future. For potential employees, ICC certification may be required prior to applying for any open positions. The inspector training covers the content of the ICC test, and how to take the ICC test. The trainings do not teach people how to inspect a building.
Day 1
FRIDAY, MAY 28
8:30 AM – 12:30 AM
Day 2
SATURDAY, JUNE 5
8:30 AM – 12:30 AM
Day 3
SATURDAY, JUNE 12
8:30 AM – 12:30 AM
Day 4
MONDAY, JUNE 28
8:30 AM – 12:30 AM
(FREE FOR REPEAT STUDENTS)
CODES COUNT DISCOUNT RATE
STANDARD RATE
The inspector training course will be offered at BEYOND HOUSING, 6506 Wright Way, Pine Lawn, MO 63121
Full COVID precautions will be in place
* Participants must register at least 3 days in advance.
* There is a minimum of 5 students and a maximum of 20. If fewer than 5 students register, the class will be cancelled. Participants must attend all sessions.
3 Session Course
FEB 23, MAR 2, MAR 9
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
each day
* Participants must register at least 3 days in advance.
* There is a minimum of 5 students and a maximum of 20. If fewer than 5 students register, the class will be cancelled. Participants must attend all sessions.
The administrative course is designed for municipal staff, including city clerks, who navigate the process of updating building codes to the 2015 IBC and handle code enforcement processes around inspections, permits, and citations.
The inspector training course is designed for current or potential city staff members responsible for code enforcement activities today or in the future. For potential employees, ICC certification may be required prior to applying for any open positions.
Property maintenance and building code enforcement are an important part of maintaining a vibrant community. Building inspectors who complete the training and receive ICC certification will be able to engage with members of their communities and provide a fair and reasonable approach to addressing property maintenance issues.
CODES COUNT DISCOUNT RATE
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