Code
Enforcement Books
Books, References and Guides for Inspectors,
Building Officials and Enforcement Personnel
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2006
IFC Fundamentals Workbook
This workbook familiarizes and assist code
officials in locating, describing and applying applicable code
requirements of the IFC to determine compliance or noncompliance. |
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Basic
Code Enforcement College Instructor Set
The BCE College Instructor Set includes the Basic
Code Enforcement textbook shown below, instructor guide and
examination. All three components are packaged in a protective
container. The Instructor Guide is full of information, ideas,
activities and resources for teaching basic code enforcement
concepts to a college-level audience. The guide will enrich your
instruction with a small does of educational philosophy, some basic
approach techniques, a comprehensive lesson plan for 16 weeks of
instruction, and an appendix of resources for adding interest to
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Basic
Code Enforcement Textbook
Individuals who are new to code enforcement or
aspiring to become code officials and have little or no knowledge of
code enforcement will benefit from this textbook. The concepts
learned will provide a foundation in which more skills can be built
upon through on-the-job training and other workbooks and seminars
offered by the International Code Council. Basic Code Enforcement is
divided into three major subject areas:
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An Overview of Codes
Provides an overview of the development of codes and role of
codes and standards in the building construction industry.
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Administrative Aspects of
Code Enforcement
Presents the administrative aspects of code enforcement.
Starting with a general view of personnel and practices that
make up a building department; focusing subsequently on the
adoption and enforcement of zoning ordinances; and finally
examining the building permit process as a means of securing
code compliance.
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Technical Aspects of Code
Enforcement
Introduces the technical aspects of code enforcement; first,
by learning to read the construction documents necessary for a
building plan review; then, by examining the construction
documents for compliance with zoning ordinances and building
planning requirements; and finally, by learning the various
types of inspections and procedures for carrying them out.
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Fire
Prevention: Inspection and Code Enforcement
Features step-by-step explanations and practical examples of
the use of model building and fire prevention codes, including
detailed information on the legal, economic, and political aspects
of the fire inspection process. A comprehensive guide to the "nuts
and bolts" of actually inspecting and enforcing code, topics
addressed include: right of entry, enforcement authority, the permit
system, building limits and types of construction, and fire
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Permit Tech Study
Companion
This Study Companion is a comprehensive
self-study guide that covers many of the subjects of specific interest
to the permit technician. It contains 2006 International Building Code®
information on administration, occupancy groups and types of
construction as well as zoning and sign requirements of the
2006
International Zoning Code®. The Companion also references floor plans
from ICC's You Can Build It as well as legal information found in Legal
Aspects of Code Administration. The Study Companion's 12 study
sessions provide practical learning assignments. All study sessions contain specific
learning objectives, applicable code text and commentary, and a list of
questions summarizing key points for study. A 25-question quiz is
provided at the end of each study session enabling users to test their
knowledge of the material. An answer key indicates the correct response
and reference for each of the 300 total questions.
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The Building Official's and Inspector's Guide to
Codes, Forms and Complaints
Learn how to enforce the
International Building Code® when violations occur,
and to correctly write any document required by the
job! This new book features a compilation of legal
notices, letters, complaints, and other documents
that inspectors can use for effective enforcement of
the most common problems likely to be encountered in
the field. In addition to the forms, valuable
checklists help users follow the required steps in
enforcement, and tables assist inspectors in better
understanding the Code. Even if a municipality does
not use the International Building Code, the
documents in this book can be adapted for local use
because they are so universal. |
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