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ICC PMG Education Program OverviewDavid Dufresne
Executive Director, Education & Certification
ICC PMGMC MeetingApril 29, 2012
ICC Education Overview
• World class training on I‐Codes and beyond• Designed for maximum impact and results
– Build skills and knowledge– Keep current with the latest codes– Prepare for ICC certification
• Plus state‐level approval in jurisdictions requiring it
• http://www.iccsafe.org/Education/Pages/default.aspx
• In 2011…– Delivered 640 days of classroom training…– To over 22500 students…– Plus 4000 online course enrollments
• Professionals take ICC training by– Attending a chapter or jurisdiction‐sponsored education conference or event
– Attending an “open enrollment” ICC Education Institute
– Attending the ICC ABM– Registering for an online ICC program (course or webinar)
Chapter Education Benefit
• The benefit officially began April 1, 2012• Qualifying Chapters receive either:
– 1 complimentary live Fundamentals, Update, Significant Changes, or Transition training seminar, or
– 1 complimentary live Performing, advanced or special topics one‐day training seminar (legal and electrical seminars are not eligible) with the purchase of a second seminar
• The Chapter will receive up to 30 complimentary sets of student materials (workbooks, handouts, etc.) for the no‐cost seminar. Additional sets of materials for more than 30 students must be purchased at standard Chapter pricing
• The Chapter may request, but is not guaranteed, a specific instructor
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2008A(free day)
2009A(webinar)
2010A(50% disc.)
2011A(50% disc.)
2012E (freeday)
Chapters Using CEB
Over the past year, we have worked hard to improve your ICC education experience
• Enhanced Instructional Design Model fully in place– Facilitation vs. Presentation– PPT & Workbook Design– Case Studies– Graphics, images, media, etc.
• Applies to all new courses and select existing courses
The curricula are being designed (or updated) to allow for more facilitation of content versus presentation. The is focus more on “how to” and application of the code.
All activities weregenerally lower‐level thinking exercises: basic“Question/Answer” format.
2012 workbookincorporates an emphasison group interaction and critical thinking.
• The new slide template was designed to help make training easier and more effective.
• Added emphasis on the content through more pictures and animations• Designed to hold the learner’s attention and give them cues that will help
them process information• Objective slides are a brighter color than the supporting slides• Less distraction on slides with images or drawings• Less text on the slides, extensive text is now in the notes area of the slides• Animations are designed to draw learners attention to information without
overwhelming them.
2009 International Mechanical Code Update
Section 401.4 - Intake Opening Locations
Reorganized to place ventilation intake opening locations in one section and moved exhaust opening requirements to Chapter 5 with other exhaust requirements.
Handout Page # 7
2009 International Mechanical Code Update
Table 403.3 - Minimum Ventilation Rates
Table 403.3 was totally revised with the ventilation rates in ASHRAE 62-2004.
Existing columns in this table were replaced with the following new headings: People Outdoor Airflow Rate in Breathing Zone Area Outdoor Airflow Rate in Breathing Zone Default Occupant Density Exhaust Airflow Rate
Handout Page # 7
2009 International Mechanical Code Update
Table 403.3 - Minimum Ventilation Rates
Handout Page # 7
Section 401.4 Section 401.4
Intake opening locationIntake openings must be located a minimum of 10 feet (3048 mm) from lot lines or buildings on the same lot.
• Where openings front on a street or public way, the distance shall be measured from the closest edge of the street or public way.
2012 IMC Update 14
401.4 Intake Opening Location401.4 Intake Opening Location
Modified: The minimum clearance between an air intake opening and any public way is now measured from the opening to the lot line, not to the centerline of the public way.
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Air intake locations
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Figure 401.4(1) illustrates that there are no vertical height requirements for outdoor air intake openings where they are
located 10 feet (3048 mm) or more horizontally from the source of contamination.
Figure 401.4(1)
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Intake openings can be located less than 10 feet horizontally from streets, alleys, parking lots and loading docks provided that they are positioned more than 25 feet vertically above such locations.
Figure 401.4(2)
Table 403.3 Minimum Ventilation Rates for Nail SalonsTable 403.3 Minimum Ventilation Rates for Nail Salons Modified: Nail stations in
nail salons must now each be provided with a source capture system.
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Nail salon station
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Occupancy Classification
People Outdoor Airflow Rate In Breathing Zone RpCFM/Person Occupant Density #/1000 ft 2a
Area Outdoor Airflow Rate In Breathing Zone RaCFM/FT2a People Outdoor Airflow Rate In Breathing Zone RpCFM/Person
Default Occupant Density #/1000 ft2a
Area Outdoor Airflow Rate In Breathing Zone RaCFM/FT2a
Exhaust Airflow Rate CFM/FT2a
Beauty and nailsalons b,h 20 0.12 25 0.6
Nail Salonsb,h 25 20 0.12 0.6
TABLE 403.3 Minimum Ventilation Rates
e. Rates are per water closet or urinal. The higher rate shall be provided where periods of heavy use are expected to occur, such as, toilets in theaters, schools, and sports facilities. The lower rate shall be permitted where periods of heavyuse are not expected. The higher rate shall be provided where the exhaust system is designed to operate intermittently. The lower rate shall be permitted only where the exhaust system is designed to operate continuously while occupied.
f. Rates are per room unless otherwise indicated. The higher rate shall be provided where the exhaust system is designed to operate intermittently. The lower rate shall be permitted only where the exhaust system is designed to operate continuously while occupied normal hours of use.
h. For nail salons, the required exhaust shall include ventilation tables or other systems that capture the contaminants and odors at their source and are capable of exhausting a minimum of 50 cfm per station each nail station shall be provided with a source capture system capable of exhausting not less than 50 cfm per station.
Table 403.3Table 403.3 Minimum Ventilation Rates
The table columns were reordered.
Notes e and f were modified to clarify the dual airflow rates listed in Table 403.3. (Example)
2012 IMC Update 20
Type of Change: Modification
Table 403.3Table 403.3 Minimum Ventilation RatesNote h was modified to clarify that for nail salons, each nail station shall be provided with a source capture system capable of exhausting not less than 50 cfm per station. Source capture systems are mechanical
exhaust systems that capture manicuring vapors, mists, and dusts at the source and expel to the outdoors.
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Type of Change: Modification
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Figure 403.3 Examples:
An overhead intake hose arrangement that consists of a moveable hose or tube placed at the source of the contaminant.
A tabletop intake arrangement specifically designed for this application.
Moveable hose or tube placed at the source
Tabletop intake arrangement
• Enhanced Online Development– Redesigned Certification Exam Practice courses (look & feel and content)
– Non‐CEP eLearning Development• Ohio Building Code Update Curriculum• Storm Shelter/Safe Room Construction• SEAOSC Structural Webinars
– Staff Skills Development• Articulate eLearning development platform
• These slides made up approximately 85% of the course.
• Lacks visual appeal.• Lacks interest.• Lacks interactivity
• Clear informational hierarchy.• Enhanced visual appeal.• Interactive code section display
forces student to remain engaged.
• No graphic appeal.• No branding.• Dated interface.
• Added graphic appeal.• Branded with new CEP look.• Modern buttons/rollovers.
A full 8‐course eLearning package was developed and delivered for the State of Ohio. This is totally new territory for Training. This project included:
• Custom branding/slides• Custom course development
including animations, interactions and quizzes.
• Custom registration and online delivery system.
A custom 2‐houreLearning course forFLASH was developedthat incorporates:
• Avatar narrator• Custom eLearning• Video• Interactive exercises• Branded slide design
A custom 20‐minute course for FLASH and the NSSA in nearing completion.
This course incorporates:• Customized content• Custom color palette for client• Custom buttons• Custom slide design• Video• Interactions
Custom graphics illustrate course concepts with greatervisual appeal. The overallimpact of eLearning ismuch more engaging andeffective as a result.
ICC PMG Education Offering
• Update/Significant Changes• Fundamentals• Performing/Special Topics• Certification Exam Practice
ICC PMG Education Offering
• IMC Update (current to 2012)• IPC/IMC/IFGC Significant Changes (current to 2012)• IMC Design, Installation, and Inspection Principles
(current to 2102)• IMC Performing Commercial Mechanical Inspections
(2012 in development)• IMC CEP (2012 in development)
ICC PMG Education Offering
• IPC Update (current to 2012)• IPC/IMC/IFGC Significant Changes (current to 2012)• IPC Design, Installation and Inspection Principles
(2012 in development)• IPC Performing Commercial Plumbing Inspections
(2012 in development)• IPC CEP (2006, 2009, 2012 in development)
ICC PMG Education Offering
• IFGC Update (current to 2012)• IPC/IMC/IFGC Significant Changes (current to 2012)
• IFGC Design, Installation, and Inspection Principles (2012 in development)
ICC PMG Education Offering
• IRC Fundamentals Mechanical, Fuel Gas, Plumbing & Electrical Provisions (2012 in development)
• IRC Performing Residential Mechanical Inspections (2012 in development)
• IRC Performing Residential Plumbing Inspections (2012 in development)
• Residential Fire Sprinkler Systems: Design, Installation, and Code Administration (1‐, 3‐, and 5‐day versions)
• IRC CEPs
