Building Professionals Education Institute

January 24-28th, 2011 Nampa Civic Center

311 3rd Street Nampa, Idaho

Idaho Association of Building Officials Presents….

2009 Code Training

And More!!

January 24-28th, 2011 Nampa Civic Center—Nampa, Idaho

REGISTRATION Your registration fee includes the following benefits:

• Admission to Meals and Tradeshow

• Major networking opportunities

• ICC Education Credits and workbooks

Monday, January 24th

1:00pm-5:00pm

Simpson Strong-Tie Connections Workshop (1/2 day, .3 CEU's)

Kick off the IDABO Education Institute by attending this FREE workshop which is designed for industry professionals such as Engineers, Architects, Building Jurisdictions, Contractors, Builders and others interested in learning about proper connections. De-tailed information will be provided on Simpson Strong-Tie products for wood framed construction. During this workshop, attendees will follow along with a computer presentation, participate in class dis-cussion, binder and catalog review. Product samples may also be used to provide a hands-on learning experience.

Tuesday, January 25th 7:00am- Continental Breakfast 8:00am- Registration 8:30am-4:30pm Legal Aspects (1 day, .6 CEU's- Steve Thomas, CCC) The first part of this course provides individuals with guidelines for administering the legal aspects of code enforcement, prosecution and maintenance. Topics will include historical results of ignoring regulations, interpretation and application of pertinent laws and theories of legal liability. The second part will discuss ethics, with a discussion of “real world” issues that affect the perception and performance of the code enforcement staff.

IBC Significant Changes (1 day, .6 CEU’s- Doug Thornburg, ICC)

This seminar introduces participants to the major changes from the 2006 IBC to the 2009 IBC with an emphasis of the changes con-tained in Chapters 1-11. The lecture and activity format allows participants to discuss the changes, reasons for the changes, and answer knowledge review questions. Information presented will allow participants to apply these new code requirements to design, plan review, and/or inspection.

8:30am-Noon 2009 IMC Update (1/2 day, .3 CEU’s- Sam Dardano, ICC) This seminar provides an overview of the changes from the 2006 to the 2009 IMC. It identifies changes in organization and code requirements and the applicability of these requirements to design, plan review and inspection.

10:30am– 10:45 am Vendor Visits Begin/ Break Come see the many exhibitors who are eager to talk with you! New product information and networking will be available.

Noon—Lunch with Tradeshow Vendors

1pm– Classes Resume

2009 IFGC Update (1/2 day, .3 CEU’s- Sam Dardano, ICC)

This seminar provides an overview of the changes from the 2006 IFGC to the 2009 IFGC. It also identifies changes in organization and code requirements and the applicability of these requirements to design, plan review and inspection.

2:30pm 2:45 am– Break Refresh with cookies and soda or water

4:30-5:30pm– Vendor Visits and Reception Come visit with the vendors while enjoying appetizers, drinks and entertainment. A perfect time to unwind after a long day in class!

5:30-8:00pm- IDABO Board Meeting (Location TBA)

Wednesday, January 27th 7:30- 8:30 am Full Breakfast and IDABO Membership Meeting All attendees are welcome!!!

8:00am- Registration and Vendor Visits Resume 8:30 am– 4:30pm IRC Significant Changes (1 day, .6 CEU’s- Steve Thomas, CCC) Review the change from the 2006 edition to the 2009 edition of the International Residential Code. The background behind many of the changes will be discussed to provide the participant with an understanding of the intent of the changes and how to apply it to their everyday work. Discussion covered in this class will also include the code change process.

Advanced Means of Egress (1 day, .6 CEU’s- Doug Thornburg, ICC) This seminar provides participants with the requirements for means of egress. Plans for a 4-story commercial building are provided to allow participants the opportunity to practice problem solving related to each egress issue.

8:30am-Noon IECC Update (1/2 day, .3 CEU’s- Ken Baker, Energy Solutions)

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED

10:30am– 10:45 am Vendor Visits/ Break Noon– 1:00 pm Lunch 1:00pm– 4:30 pm Interior Finish/Virtual Lab (1/2 day, .3 CEU’s—Bob Eugene, UL Lab) This presentation provides an in-depth examination of the Stan-dard’s based test methods applicable to the interior finishes addressed in Chapter 8 of the IBC. In addition, the class offers an overview of how to use UL’s On-line Certifications Data-base. This course looks at several test standards referenced by the International Codes and lets you see the tests as if you were in the lab itself. 2:30pm– 2:45 am Break and Vendor Visits End Refresh with cookies and soda or water. Be present for the drawing of the Passport winner for $50!!

4:30-6:00pm– Presidential Hospitality Suite Unwind after a busy day at the Presidential Hospitality Suite. Join our suite sponsors and Board Members for some great food and beverages and networking opportunities. Located at the President’s Suite in the Shilo Inn.

Thursday, January 27th 7:00am- Continental Breakfast 8:00am- Registration

8:30am-4:30pm Multi-Family Construction (1 day, .6 CEU’s- Steve Thomas, CCC)

Overview of the requirements for multi- family dwellings in the International Building Code. Type V-A construction may be the most difficult type of construction to build a structure by. This seminar discusses the design, construction and inspection of Group R-2 occupancies including, building planning, fire-resistive rated construction, fire protection requirements and means of egress requirements.

IBC Structural Fundamentals (non-energy) (1 day, .6 CEU’s– John Henry, ICC) Examines structural provision requirements of the IBC. Ad-dresses major elements including structural design, structural tests and special inspections, foundations, concrete, masonry, steel and wood.

Over the Counter Plan Review (1 day, .6 CEU’s- John Smith, City of Lewsiton) This class will be geared towards permit techs and review some of the duties and tasks needed to provide effective front counter services.

10:30am– 10:45 am Break Noon- Lunch 1:00pm- Classes Resume 2:30pm– 2:45 pm m- Break Refresh with cookies and soda or water

4:30-6:30pm- Hospitality Suite

Friday, January 28th 7:00am- Continental Breakfast 8:00am- Registration 8:30am-Noon

STI Fire Stop (1/2 day, .3 CEU’s Instructor: Brandon Kaplan, Mountain States Specified Technologies, Inc Brought back by popular demand! Attend this session to learn what’s new.

Residential Air Balancing (1/2 day, .03 CEU’s– Russel Goyen, Chief Plmg/Mech Inspec-tor, City of Idaho Falls and Les Tibbals, Energy Specialist, City of Nampa This will be a hands-on session using a scaled-down model of actual ductwork along with the instruments commonly used for air balancing. Air balancing is the final, and in some ways, the most important step in assuring HVAC home comfort. The class will demonstrate the effects resulting from proper/improper duct sizing and design along with fitting selection, and how to use the load calculation and duct design information to ensure that the correct amount of conditioned air is delivered to each room or space in the home. This class will have great practical value for contractors and code officials alike.

IRC Wall Bracing (1/2 day, .3 CEU’s– Steve Thomas, CCC) Focuses solely on the prescriptive wall bracing methods in the IRC. Topics will include the code implementation of wall brac-ing with wood panels, gypsum panels, fiberboard panels, alter-nate braced panels, continuous wall sheathing and portal frames. Example problems will be provided and discussed.

10:30am– 10:45 am—Break Noon - Institute Ends! NOTE: ANYCLASS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION IF MINIMUM ATTENDANCE IS NOT ACHEIVED

REGISTRATION CONTRACT REGISTRATION CHOICES:

JANUARY 24th [ ] Simpson Strong-Tie Connections Workshop–FREE! (1/2 Day) JANUARY 25th [ ] Legal Aspects (1 Day) [ ] IBC Significant Changes (1 Day) [ ] 2009 IMC Update (1/2 Day) [ ] IFGC (1/2 Day) JANUARY 26th [ ] IRC Significant Changes (1 Day) [ ] Advanced Means of Egress (1 Day) [ ] IECC Update(1/2 Day) [ ] Interior Finishes/Virtual Lab (1/2 day) JANUARY 27th [ ] Multi-Family Construction (1 Day) [ ] IBC Structural Fundamentals (1 Day) [ ] Over the Counter Plan Review (1 Day) JANUARY 28th [ ] STI Firestop (1/2 Day) [ ] Residential Air Balancing (1/2 Day) [ ] IRC Wall Bracing (1/2 Day) PAYMENT (Simpson workshop is FREE) IDABO Member** Non-member 1/2 DAY: [ ] $100 [ ] $150 1 DAY: [ ] $145 [ ] $200 2 DAYS: [ ] $225 [ ] $325 3 DAYS: [ ] $275 [ ] $400 4 DAYS: [ ] $320 [ ] $465* *IDABO Membership Included ATTENDEE CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS Cancellations must be made by Thursday, January 20th, 2011. No refunds will be given after that date. Cancellations are subject to a $10 cancellation fee.

HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS Reservation may be made at the Shilo Suites at 1401 Shilo Dr, Nampa Idaho by calling 1-800-222-2244. A block of rooms have been reserved under Idaho Association of Building Officials.

REGISTRATION CONTRACT

You can also register online at www.idabo.org!! Contact Name________________________________

Company Name________________________________ Address______________________________________ City/State/Zip__________________________________ Phone_______________________________________ Email________________________________________ Total Registration Fees $ _________ Payment Method (must be received by January 20) [ ] Check [ ] Credit card (Visa and Mastercard) payments are ac-cepted through the online registration form at www.idabo.org or by using the “Pay Your Invoice” PayPal button in the lower left corner of the same website. You do NOT have to have a PayPal account to use this method.

[ ] Bill Me (IDABO members only)

GENERAL INFORMATION

You can register by sending in the application to: IDABO Conference Registration

P.O. Box 8224 Boise, ID 83707

or online at www.idabo.org. If you have any questions or concerns, please call the IDABO office at

208-321-9182 or email at tottens@amsidaho.com

NOTE: ANY CLASS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION IF MINIMUM

ATTENDANCE IS NOT ACHEIVED

Some of the SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES

STEPHEN L. THOMAS, CBO President, Colorado Code Consulting, LLC Mr. Thomas has twenty-seven years experience in working with building codes including plan reviews, inspections and administration. His firm provides building code consulting services for governmental agencies and architectural firms, as well as educational seminars on building codes. Start-ing a building code-consulting firm in 1999, he now serves as the contract Building Official for Cherry Hills Village, Colorado. Mr. Thomas has served on several ICBO com-mittees and currently serves as the Vice Chairman of the ICC Means of Egress Code Development Committee. He also is a member of the International Building Code Inter-pretations Committee for ICC. He has presented building code classes for the last 20 years and provides an interest-ing and engaging look at building codes.

DOUG THORNBERG Douglas W. Thornburg, AIA, CBO, is currently Director of Product Development for ICC. In this role, he provides leadership in technical development and positioning of sup-port products for ICC. In addition, Doug develops and re-views technical products, reference books and resource materials relating to the I-Codes and their supporting docu-ments. Other functions include serving as a technical ex-pert on jointly developed products with other associations, acting as a technical liaison with outside authors/contractors, and providing oversight of quality control and technical peer review panels for ICC products. He also instructs seminars nationally on the International Building Code. Formerly Vice-President of Education for the International Conference of Building Officials (ICBO), Doug was pre-sented with ICBO´s prestigious A.J. (Jack) Lund Award in 1996. A graduate of Kansas State University and a regis-tered architect, Doug has over 25 years of experience in building code training and administration, including ten years with ICBO, and five years with the City of Wichita, Kansas. He is certified as a building official, building in-spector and plans examiner, as well as in seven other code enforcement categories. JOHN HENRY John R. Henry, P.E., is a Principal Staff Engineer with the International Code Council (ICC) Business & Product De-velopment Department where he is responsible for re-search and development of technical resources pertaining to the structural engineering provisions of the code. Mr. Henry has developed and presented technical seminars on the structural provisions of the Uniform Building Code (UBC) and the International Building Code (IBC). He has a broad range of experience including structural design in private practice, plan check engineering with building de-partment jurisdictions, and over 8 years of

experience as an ICC Staff Engineer. Mr. Henry gradu-ated with honors with a Bachelor of Science in Civil En-gineering from California State University, Sacramento. He is a Registered Civil Engineer in California, a mem-ber of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the Structural Engineers Association of California (SEAOC). Mr. Henry is an ICC Certified Plans Exam-iner. SAM DARDANO Sam has served a five year term as the President of the Colorado Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Offi-cials. He teaches entry to advanced level mechanical courses. His career includes 30 years in the HVAC trades, with 11 years as a Mechanical Plans Examiner and the Chief Mechanical Inspector for the City of Boul-der, Colorado. He is a past member of the IMC Inter-pretation Committee and a present member of the IMC Code Change Committee.

BOB EUGENE Bob Eugene joined Underwriters Laboratories Inc. in 1999 and currently works as Senior Staff Engineer. Prior to that, Bob spent 22 years in the City of Spokane Build-ing Department, with the last nine as the Building Offi-cial. He has served on many ICBO committees including the Fire & Life Safety, Means of Egress Review and Occupancies Review committees. He also served on the ICC Fire Safety and General Committees and has

taught numerous educational classes. Other Bio’s to Come!!!!

When new products appear on a job site, building officials are inclined to ask hard questions. This trade show provides you with an opportunity to meet with building officials, architects, engineers and other building professionals and familiarize them with your products, before the design, plan review, or inspection begins.

Sponsored by the Idaho Association of Building Officials, the trade show will be held January 25th & 26th, 2011, in conjunction with the Education Institute. This in a annual training event attended by over 200 building officials, designers and pro-fessionals each year. This year we will continue the Tradeshow Reception where you will gain full attendee exposure for an hour and a half while en-joying hors devourers, drinks and entertainment!

Your participation as an IDABO exhibitor and/or Education Institute sponsor is welcome!

We look forward to your participation and the

opportunity to learn about your products!

ASSIGNMENT OF SPACE Booth space will be assigned at the discretion of IDABO. IDABO will attempt to assign requested spaces. The decision of IDABO with respect to booth space is final. Exhibitors will receive an e-mail confirmation with its booth assignment. Booths are 8x10, and include one table and 2 chairs. Electricity is available. Exhibit space will be locked nightly. Conference meals will be served in the vendor lobby.

EXHIBITOR BOOTH PERSONNEL Each non-sponsor exhibiting company is entitled to two complimentary delegate registrations. If your company requires more booth personnel passes than provided, you must purchase additional delegate registrations. Please list all delegates on the Sponsorship/Vendor Booth contract on the next page and supply an email for each. Badges must be picked up onsite at the IDABO registration desk. Badges MUST be worn at all times for admission to the tradeshow. As a courtesy to Institute attendees and fellow exhibitors, all exhibiting companies are expected to open their booths promptly and staff them through required times.

VENDOR BOOTH INFORMATION

VENDOR BOOTH RESERVATIONS Vendors should use the Sponsor/Vendor Booth Contract included in this brochure to reserve a vendor booth. The Sponsor/Vendor Booth Contract must be completed and accompanied by payment. Booth reservation will not be processed until the required paperwork and payment is received. Please send contract to the IDABO office at P.O. Box 8224, Boise, Idaho, 83707. Fax: 208-321-4819, e-mail: tottens@amsidaho.com

INSTALLATION OF DISPLAYS Exhibit materials may be shipped no earlier than 24 hours prior to the conference to the Nampa Civic Center The materials must be marked “IDABO Education Insti-tute Jan. 25th and include the name of the booth repre-sentative. The shipping address is 311 3rd Street, Nampa, Idaho , 83651.

DISMANTLING OF DISPLAYS The deadline for removal of all materials from the exhibit hall is 5 pm on Wednesday, January 26th. It is the re-sponsibility of each exhibitor to have materials packed, identified and cleared by the appropriate time. IDABO reserves the right– with no liability for damage, spoilage or loss– to dismantle, dispose of, or store or clear from the premises any display material, goods, property or merchandise of an exhibitor who has failed to comply with the removal requirements.

TRADESHOW HOURS Tuesday, January 25th, 10:30am-5:30pm Wednesday, January 26th, 8:00am- 3:00pm EXHIBIT SET UP HOURS Tuesday, January 25th, 7:00am– 10:00am DISMANTLE HOURS Wednesday, January 26th, by 5:00pm EXHIBITOR & SPONSOR CANCELLATIONS & REFUND POLICY Notice of cancellation must be received by January 20th. After January 15th IDABO will charge a $50 cancellation fee and will only refund 50% of the total. The payment is non-refundable if cancellation takes place after January 21st.

HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS Reservations may be made at the Shilo Suites at 1401 Shilo Dr, Nampa Idaho by calling 1-800-222-2244. A block of rooms have been reserved under Idaho Asso-ciation of Building Officials.

IDABO Trade Show Sponsor and Exhibitor Registration

IDABO Trade Show

Education Institute

January 24-28, 2011

Sponsor and Exhibitor

Registration Form (or register online at www.idabo.org)

Name_________________________ Title__________________________ Organization___________________ Address_______________________ City/State/Zip__________________ Phone_____________ Fax________ E-Mail________________________ Product or Service_______________ [ ] Yes, we would like to sponsor : [ ] $300 Luncheon [ ] $200 Continental Breakfast [ ] $200 Refreshment break [ ] $200 Hospitality Suite [ ] I’m donating the following door prize: ____________________ Value $_______

HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS Reservation may be made at the Shilo Inn Suites, 1401 Shilo Dr, Nampa, Idaho, by calling 1-800-222-2244. A block of rooms has been reserved under Idaho Association of Building Officials.

REGISTRATION CONTRACT

[ ] Yes, we would like to be an exhibitor. $200 [ ] We would like to order additional meals: (Indicate number/add to total) ______Lunch @$15 ea

$_____ Total Amount Due (Payment must be received by Thursday, January 20th) [ ] My check is enclosed! [ ] Credit card (Visa and Mastercard) payments are ac-

cepted through the online registration form at www.idabo.org

or by using the “Pay Your Invoice” PayPal button in the

lower left corner of the same website. You do NOT have to

have a PayPal account to use this method.

GENERAL INFORMATION You can register by sending in the application to:

IDABO Conference Registration P.O. Box 8224

Boise, ID 83707 or online at www.idabo.org. If you have any questions

or concerns, please call the IDABO office at 208-321-9182 or email at tottens@amsidaho.com

Idaho Association of Building Officials Presents….

Building Professionals Education Institute January 24-28th, 2011

Nampa Civic Center, Nampa Idaho Post Falls, Idaho

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