Presented by Eric Peterson

EPA’S NEW RENOVATION, REPAIR AND PAINTING RULE (RRP) - Lead Certification
You must be certified to work in pre-1978 target housing or you can be fined up to $37,500! The rule applies to any work that involves the disturbance of lead-based paint in pre-1978 buildings, regardless, of whether the contractors or firms actually perform painting work or are labeled as painters. It is crucial therefore, for all contractors and firms performing renovation work to be familiar with the provisions of the regulation, and to ensure that they fully comply with the EPA’s requirements.

Course includes: (1 each per student)
• 6 Hours Required Classroom Curriculum
• 2 Hours Required Hands-On Training
• Course Manual
• Cleaning Verification Card
• Course Completion Photo Certificate
• Course Exam

Who needs to take this course? The rule will affect renovators who will work in covered pre-1978 target housing and child-occupied facilities, including (but not limited to):
• Renovation Contractors
• Maintenance Workers in Multi-Family Housing
• Painters
• Landlords who self-perform work
• Drywall Repair
• Plumbers
• Window & Door Repair/Replacement
• Roofers
• Electricians

Instructor - Eric Peterson, Owner/Instructor for Mill Creek Safety Instruction, has been involved in safety training for companies for more than 20 years.

Lead Certification class flyer

- NCBE Members: $185
- Non Members: $200
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Presented by Douglas Hansen

Effective January 2011 — New Building Codes for California Changes will include: Building setbacks, Separation from garages, Drainage, Ceiling heights, Decks, stairs and handrails, Guards, Fire sprinklers, Carbon monoxide alarms, Escape and rescue openings, Foundations, Seismic bracing, Steel framing, Roof framing, Ventilation, Wall coverings and much more.

This full-day course is applicable for all building inspectors, plans examiners, building officials, fire officials, architects, designers and contractors.

For the first time, California has adopted a portion of the International Residential Code. Not only is this an entirely new way for California to organize its residential code material, it also changes numerous rules in both structural and non-structural areas. California has made significant amendments to the International Residential Code, and this seminar will provide valuable insight into these and other changes.

Certificates are provided to those who stay for entire course, no exceptions. Cancellations made at least one week prior to the seminar will be assessed a 25% processing fee. No refunds for cancellations will be given after this time, no-shows are still responsible for their registration fees. Registration may be transferred to another individual.

AIA Continuing Education Units available.

Presented by Douglas Hansen, the principle author of the Code Check series of field guides to building codes, including Code Check for California. He holds numerous ICC certifications and has been actively involved in code development for over 25 years.

Sponsored by:
AIA Redwood Empire, North Coast Builders Exchange, Mead Clark Lumber Co., Inc., Redwood Empire Association of Code Officials and The Phillips Group

Member Registration $75

Non-member Registration $125

2010 Residential Code class flyer

- NCBE Members: $75
- Non Members: $125
Register

Presented by Douglas Hansen

Effective January 2011 — New Building Codes for California Changes will include: Building setbacks, Separation from garages, Drainage, Ceiling heights, Decks, stairs and handrails, Guards, Fire sprinklers, Carbon monoxide alarms, Escape and rescue openings, Foundations, Seismic bracing, Steel framing, Roof framing, Ventilation, Wall coverings and much more.

This full-day course is applicable for all building inspectors, plans examiners, building officials, fire officials, architects, designers and contractors.

For the first time, California has adopted a portion of the International Residential Code. Not only is this an entirely new way for California to organize its residential code material, it also changes numerous rules in both structural and non-structural areas. California has made significant amendments to the International Residential Code, and this seminar will provide valuable insight into these and other changes.

Certificates are provided to those who stay for entire course, no exceptions. Cancellations made at least one week prior to the seminar will be assessed a 25% processing fee. No refunds for cancellations will be given after this time, no-shows are still responsible for their registration fees. Registration may be transferred to another individual.

AIA Continuing Education Units available.

Presented by Douglas Hansen, the principle author of the Code Check series of field guides to building codes, including Code Check for California. He holds numerous ICC certifications and has been actively involved in code development for over 25 years.

Sponsored by:
AIA Redwood Empire, North Coast Builders Exchange, Mead Clark Lumber Co., Inc., Redwood Empire Association of Code Officials and The Phillips Group

Member Registration $75

Non-member Registration $125

2010 Residential Code class flyer

- NCBE Members: $75
- Non Members: $125
Register