Basic Code Enforcement: Building Permits (Online Self-Paced)

Item #: 2516ONL18D
Price: $69.00
Member Price: $69.00
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Format: Online Self-Paced
Duration: 1.00
$69.00

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This self-paced online course provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to the building permit process, helping participants understand and navigate the essential steps required for successful project approvals. By focusing on measurable outcomes, participants will develop practical skills for managing permits, ensuring compliance, and minimizing delays. The course covers the purpose of permits, the application process, preapplication consultations, reviews, inspections, and the issuance of a certificate of occupancy.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
  • Define what a building permit is and describe its purpose in protecting public health, safety, and welfare.
  • Explain the six-step building permit process and its significance in construction and code compliance.
  • Identify the benefits of preapplication consultations and explain how they minimize delays by addressing zoning, fire protection systems, and construction type compliance.
  • List the required elements of a building permit application, including construction documents, site plans, fees, and design data.
  • Describe how construction documents are reviewed for completeness, code compliance, and adherence to applicable ordinances.
  • Explain the options available when a permit application is rejected, including correcting issues, providing additional documentation, or filing appeals. Identify the types of inspections required during a construction project and explain their purpose in ensuring compliance with approved plans.
  • Describe how building officials determine additional inspection requirements based on project complexity. Explain the purpose of a certificate of occupancy in certifying compliance with code requirements for construction type and use group.
  • List the conditions that must be met for a certificate of occupancy to be issued.
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