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Rising from the Rubble: The Building Safety Response to the Champlain Towers Collapse Official (Learn Live)

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This session will explore the progress of the building safety response to the collapse of the Champlain Towers South building on June 24, 2021. The panelists seek to engage the audience in conversation about the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s National Construction Safety Team technical findings and report released in Fall 2026 as well as the actions and recommendations addressed by ICC and the state and local governments.
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Objectives
  • Explain how lessons from significant building failures can influence building codes, standards, regulations, and local building safety practices.
  • Identify approaches for reducing the risk of building failures through structural design and construction quality assurance, assessment of existing buildings, and effective code enforcement.
  • Evaluate the role of building records—including design documents, inspection records, as-built drawings, and renovation records—in supporting the long-term safety and assessment of existing buildings.
  • Assess current and emerging uses of artificial intelligence in building departments, including relevant policies, safety considerations, and practices that can inform responsible implementation.
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