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Application of the International
Residential Code - SERIES (2006 IRC) - IRC-S, Jan. - May
Application of the International
Residential Code - SERIES (2006 IRC) - IRC-S, Aug. - Dec.
Application of International Residential Code
Building - IRC-B, August
Application of the International Residential Code
Mechanical - IRC-M, September
Application of the International Residential Code
Electrical Module - IRC-E, April
Application of the International Residential Code
Electrical Module - IRC-E, October
Application of the International Residential Code
Plumbing - IRC-P, May
Application of the International Residential Code
Plumbing - IRC-P, November
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Application of the International
Residential Code - SERIES (2006 IRC) - IRC-S, Jan. - May
Days: Weekends (F/S ) 8 am - 3 pm
Course length: Four (4) classes for a total of 90 Hrs (9.0 CEU) / (2 - 4 weekends a month, F/S )
Location: North Metro Tech
Cost: Member: $1895 + Books, Non-Member: $1995 + Books
Student level: Intermediate: The student should possess a basic knowledge of residential building terminology and components.
Scheduled Dates:
See dates for specific classes.
Provides inspectors, architects, engineers, interior designers and individuals pursuing certification in residential construction or residential inspection with an overview of the critical concepts of the International Residential Code®. Explains building requirements and construction code applications necessary for compliance with the 2006 IRC. The objective is to provide building professionals attending this course with practical knowledge of the 2006 IRC needed for field inspections, building and design.
Student will need a copy of the related code book: 2006 International Residential Code and supplemental workbooks.
Building (IRC-B) (Weekends of 1/25 & 2/8, Fri/Sat) This class covers chapters 1-10 of the IRC including administration, building planning, foundations, floors, wall construction, roof-ceiling construction, chimneys and fireplaces.
Mechanical (IRC-M) (Saturdays only: 2/23, 3/1, 3/8 & 3/15) This class covers chapters 12-24 of the IRC concentrating on the mechanical sections of the 2006 International Residential Code, including HVAC installations, Combustion Air, Venting and Gas piping. Student will need a copy of the related workbook.
Electrical (IRC-E) (Weekends of 4/4 & 4/18, Fri/Sat) This class provides electrical inspectors, home inspectors and individuals pursuing certification in residential construction or residential inspection with an overview of the critical electrical concepts of the NEC (NFPA 70A) as it appears in the International Residential Code. Covers Chapter 33-42 of the IRC including minimum residential electrical code requirements. Explains electrical requirements and code application necessary for compliance with the 2006 IRC.
Plumbing (IRC-P) (Saturdays only: 5/3, 5/10 & 5/17) This class covers chapters 25-32 of the IRC concentrating on the plumbing provisions of the 2006 International Residential Code, including water supply piping, Sanitary drainage and Fixture requirements. Student will need a copy of the related workbook.
PLEASE NOTE: By registering per this option you are registering to attend four (4) classes "Application of the International Residential Code" (IRC-B, M, E & P) at a substantial discount. You may register for the indiviual modules elsewhere on this page. Prices of individual modules vary. Please read the individual module descriptions for prices.
This series will repeat in August 2008
Credit cards accpted:Visa, MasterCard, American Express & Discover
Click "Register" to reserve your seat in this course, or "Schedule" to view the courses calendar.
 
Application of the International Residential Code
Electrical Module - IRC-E, April
Days: Fri. & Sat., 8:00am - 3:00pm
Course length: 24 Hrs (2.4 CEU) / (4 days over 2 weekends)
Location: North Metro Technical College - Acworth, GA
Cost: Member: $575 + Books, Non-Member: $595 + Books
Save 25% with active ICC "Residential Electrical Inspector"
Student level: Intermediate: The student should possess a basic knowledge of residential building terminology and components
Scheduled Dates:
April 4 & 5 and April 18 & 19
Provides inspectors, architects, engineers, electrical system designers and individuals pursuing certification in residential construction or residential inspection with an overview of the critical concepts of the National Electrical Code® (copyright NFPA) as condensed for International Residential Code®. Explains electrical requirements and related code applications necessary for compliance with the 2005 NEC®. The objective is to provide building professionals with practical knowledge of the 2006 IRC needed for field inspections, building and electrical design.
Student will need a copy of the related code book: 2006 International Residential Code and Study Companion.
The Electrical Module IRC-E covers chapters 33-42 of the IRC including electrical services, feeder requirements, wiring methods and more.
PLEASE NOTE: "Application of the International Residential Code" classes (IRC B, M, E & P) may be taken in a series with a substantial discount to the student. See "Application of the International Residential Code - Series", also listed on this page.
This class will repeat in Oct.
Click "Register" to reserve your seat in this course, or "Schedule" to view the courses calendar.
Application of the International Residential Code
Plumbing - IRC-P, May
Days: Sat., 8:00am - 3:00pm
Course length: 18 Hrs (1.8 CEU) / (3 Saturdays)
Location: North Metro Technical College, Acworth, GA
Cost: Member: $450 + Books, Non-Member: $475 + Books
Save 25% with active ICC "Residential Plumbing Inspector"
Student level: Intermediate: The student should possess a basic knowledge of residential building terminology and components
Scheduled Dates:
Three Saturdays, May 3, May 10 & May 17
Provides inspectors, architects, engineers, plumbing system designers and individuals pursuing certification in residential construction codes or residential inspection with an overview of the critical concepts of the International Residential Code®. Explains the plumbing requirements and related code applications necessary for compliance with the 2006 IRC. The objective is to provide the student with practical knowledge of the 2006 IRC needed for field inspections, building and design.
Student will need a copy of the related code book: 2006 International Residential Code, Study Companion and appropriate workbook.
The Plumbing IRC-P covers chapters 25-32 of the IRC including water supply piping, DWV, fixtures and water heaters.
PLEASE NOTE: "Application of the International Residential Code" classes (IRC B, M, E & P) may be taken in a series with a substantial discount to the student. See "Application of the International Residential Code - Series", also listed on this page.
This course will repeat Nov. 2008
Credit cards accpted:Visa, MasterCard, American Express & Discover
Click "Register" to reserve your seat in this course, or "Schedule" to view the courses calendar.
Application of the International
Residential Code - SERIES (2006 IRC) - IRC-S, Aug. - Dec.
Days: Weekends (F/S ) 8 am - 3 pm
Course length: Four (4) classes for a total of 90 Hrs (9.0 CEU) / (2 - 4 weekends a month, F/S )
Location: North Metro Tech
Cost: Member: $1895 + Books, Non-Member: $1995 + Books
Student level: Intermediate: The student should possess a basic knowledge of residential building terminology and components.
Scheduled Dates:
See dates for specific classes.
Provides inspectors, architects, engineers, interior designers and individuals pursuing certification in residential construction or residential inspection with an overview of the critical concepts of the International Residential Code®. Explains building requirements and construction code applications necessary for compliance with the 2006 IRC. The objective is to provide building professionals attending this course with practical knowledge of the 2006 IRC needed for field inspections, building and design.
Student will need a copy of the related code book: 2006 International Residential Code and supplemental workbooks.
Building (IRC-B) (Weekends of 8/1 & 8/15, Fri/Sat) This class covers chapters 1-10 of the IRC including administration, building planning, foundations, floors, wall construction, roof-ceiling construction, chimneys and fireplaces.
Mechanical (IRC-M) (Saturdays only: 9/6, 9/13, 9/27 & 10/4) This class covers chapters 12-24 of the IRC concentrating on the mechanical sections of the 2006 International Residential Code, including HVAC installations, Combustion Air, Venting and Gas piping. Student will need a copy of the related workbook.
Electrical (IRC-E) (Weekends of 10/17 & 10/31, Fri/Sat) This class provides electrical inspectors, home inspectors and individuals pursuing certification in residential construction or residential inspection with an overview of the critical electrical concepts of the NEC (NFPA 70A) as it appears in the International Residential Code. Covers Chapter 33-42 of the IRC including minimum residential electrical code requirements. Explains electrical requirements and code application necessary for compliance with the 2006 IRC.
Plumbing (IRC-P) (Saturdays only: 11/15, 11/22 & 12/6) This class covers chapters 25-32 of the IRC concentrating on the plumbing provisions of the 2006 International Residential Code, including water supply piping, Sanitary drainage and Fixture requirements. Student will need a copy of the related workbook.
PLEASE NOTE: By registering per this option you are registering to attend four (4) classes "Application of the International Residential Code" (IRC-B, M, E & P) at a substantial discount. You may register for the indiviual modules elsewhere on this page. Prices of individual modules vary. Please read the individual module descriptions for prices.
This series will repeat in Jan. 2009
Credit cards accpted:Visa, MasterCard, American Express & Discover
Click "Register" to reserve your seat in this course, or "Schedule" to view the courses calendar.
Application of International Residential Code
Building - IRC-B, August
Days: Fri. & Sat., 8:00am - 3:00pm
Course length: 24 Hrs (2.4 CEU) / (4 days over 2 weekends)
Location: North Metro Technical College - Acworth, GA
Cost: Member: $575 + Books, Non-Member: $595 + Books
Save 25% with active ICC "Residential Building Inspector"
Student level: Intermediate: The student should possess a basic knowledge of residential building terminology and components
Scheduled Dates:
Aug. 1 & 2 and Aug. 15 & 16
Provides inspectors, architects, engineers, interior designers and individuals pursuing certification in residential construction codes or residential inspections with an overview of the critical concepts of the International Residential Code®. Explains building requirements and construction code applications necessary for compliance with the 2006 IRC. The objective is to provide building professionals with practical knowledge of the 2006 IRC needed for field inspections, building and design.
Student will need a copy of the related code book: 2006 International Residential Code and Study Companion.
The BULIDING IRC-B covers chapters 1-10 of the IRC including administration, building planning, foundations, floors, wall construction, roof-ceiling construction, chimneys and fireplaces.
PLEASE NOTE: "Application of the International Residential Code" classes (IRC B, M, E & P) may be taken in a series with a substantial discount to the student. See "Application of the International Residential Code - Series", also listed on this page.
This course will repeat in Jan. 2009
Credit cards accpted:Visa, MasterCard, American Express & Discover
Click "Register" to reserve your seat in this course, or "Schedule" to view the courses calendar.
Application of the International Residential Code
Mechanical - IRC-M, September
Days: Saturday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
Course length: 24 Hrs (2.4 CEU) / (4 Saturdays)
Location: North Metro Technical College, Acworth, GA
Cost: Member: $575 + Books, Non-Member: $595 + Books
Save 25% with active ICC "Residential Mechanical Inspector"
Student level: Intermediate: The student should possess a basic knowledge of residential building terminology and components
Scheduled Dates:
Saturday Only - 9/6, 9/13, 9/27 & 10/4
Provides inspectors, architects, engineers, system designers and individuals pursuing certification in residential construction codes or residential inspection with an overview of the critical concepts of the International Residential Code®. Explains mechanical requirements and related code applications necessary for compliance with the 2006 IRC. The objective is to provide building professionals with practical knowledge of the 2006 IRC needed for field inspections, building and design.
Student will need a copy of the related code book: 2006 International Residential Code, Study Companion and appropriate workbook.
The Mechanical IRC-M covers chapters 12-24 of the IRC including mechanical, HVAC, combustion air, venting and fuel gas provisions.
PLEASE NOTE: "Application of the International Residential Code" classes (IRC B, M, E & P) may be taken in a series with a substantial discount to the student. See "Application of the International Residential Code - Series", also listed on this page.
This class will repeat in February 2009.
Credit cards accpted:Visa, MasterCard, American Express & Discover
Click "Register" to reserve your seat in this course, or "Schedule" to view the courses calendar.
Application of the International Residential Code
Electrical Module - IRC-E, October
Days: Fri. & Sat., 8:00am - 3:00pm
Course length: 24 Hrs (2.4 CEU) / (4 days over 2 weekends)
Location: North Metro Technical College - Acworth, GA
Cost: Member: $575 + Books, Non-Member: $595 + Books
Save 25% with active ICC "Residential Electrical Inspector"
Student level: Intermediate: The student should possess a basic knowledge of residential building terminology and components
Scheduled Dates:
Oct. 17 & 18 and Oct. 31 & Nov. 1
Provides inspectors, architects, engineers, electrical system designers and individuals pursuing certification in residential construction or residential inspection with an overview of the critical concepts of the National Electrical Code® (copyright NFPA) as condensed for International Residential Code®. Explains electrical requirements and related code applications necessary for compliance with the 2005 NEC®. The objective is to provide building professionals with practical knowledge of the 2006 IRC needed for field inspections, building and electrical design.
Student will need a copy of the related code book: 2006 International Residential Code and Study Companion.
The Electrical Module IRC-E covers chapters 33-42 of the IRC including electrical services, feeder requirements, wiring methods and more.
PLEASE NOTE: "Application of the International Residential Code" classes (IRC B, M, E & P) may be taken in a series with a substantial discount to the student. See "Application of the International Residential Code - Series", also listed on this page.
This class will repeat in March 2009.
Click "Register" to reserve your seat in this course, or "Schedule" to view the courses calendar.
Application of the International Residential Code
Plumbing - IRC-P, November
Days: Sat., 8:00am - 3:00pm
Course length: 18 Hrs (1.8 CEU) / (3 Saturdays)
Location: North Metro Technical College, Acworth, GA
Cost: Member: $450 + Books, Non-Member: $475 + Books
Save 25% with active ICC "Residential Plumbing Inspector"
Student level: Intermediate: The student should possess a basic knowledge of residential building terminology and components
Scheduled Dates:
Three Saturdays, Nov. 15, Nov. 22 & Dec. 6
Provides inspectors, architects, engineers, plumbing system designers and individuals pursuing certification in residential construction codes or residential inspection with an overview of the critical concepts of the International Residential Code®. Explains the plumbing requirements and related code applications necessary for compliance with the 2006 IRC. The objective is to provide the student with practical knowledge of the 2006 IRC needed for field inspections, building and design.
Student will need a copy of the related code book: 2006 International Residential Code, Study Companion and appropriate workbook.
The Plumbing IRC-P covers chapters 25-32 of the IRC including water supply piping, DWV, fixtures and water heaters.
PLEASE NOTE: "Application of the International Residential Code" classes (IRC B, M, E & P) may be taken in a series with a substantial discount to the student. See "Application of the International Residential Code - Series", also listed on this page.
This course will repeat May 2009
Credit cards accpted:Visa, MasterCard, American Express & Discover
Click "Register" to reserve your seat in this course, or "Schedule" to view the courses calendar.
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