Basic Code Enforcement: Building Department Operations (Online Self-Paced)

Item #: 2516ONL18B
Price: $69.00
Member Price: $69.00
Member Savings: $0.00
Format: Online Self-Paced
Duration: 1.00
$69.00

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This course provides an in-depth exploration of the role and responsibilities of building departments in code enforcement and community development. Participants will learn about the critical functions of a building department, the key personnel involved, and the authority and duties of the building official. The course examines operational costs, funding mechanisms, and the role of permits and fees in sustaining departmental functions. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how building departments contribute to public safety, regulatory compliance, and community growth. This course is ideal for aspiring building officials, code enforcement professionals, and anyone interested in the administration and enforcement of building codes. The course delves into how building codes are used, who uses them, and the types of regulations they enforce. Participants will learn the process of code adoption, the role of standards, and the development and purpose of I-Codes (International Codes). By the end of the course, learners will have a clear understanding of the critical role building codes and standards play in ensuring public safety, health, and welfare in construction and design practices.
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Objectives
  • Outline the purpose and functions of building departments in regulating construction and zoning ordinances.
  • Identify the roles and responsibilities of key personnel, including the building official. Identify the legal authority of the building official in code administration and enforcement.
  • Analyze strategies for offsetting operational costs, including the use of permits and fees.
  • Define the relationship between department size, budget, and functionality.
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