ABOUT THE COURSE
CEU’s and Certificate of Completions are NOT included in this free webinar. This course does not qualify as part of the IFC Continuing Education Program and is for informational purposes ONLY. This is not an ICC accredited course.
This course is meant for code officials, fire officials, plumbing and mechanical organizations, architects and contractors.
“Authorities Having Jurisdiction” (AHJ) is someone charged with enforcing the adopted building and fire codes. This webinar will specifically cover the International Building Code firestop requirements, and the fire test and inspection standards referenced within.
The webinar includes the following topics:
- What is firestopping, why is it required?
- Code requirements (overview)
- How firestop systems are tested and rated
- Through-Penetration firestop systems
- Membrane penetration firestop systems
- Fire resistant joint systems
- Perimeter fire containment systems (edge-of-slab joints)
- Duct enclosure systems
- Understanding the UL fire resistance directories
- Firestop installation options
- Engineering judgments
- Special inspections and special inspectors
- Recognizing firestop installation problems
- Plan review and inspection process recommendations
- Notable changes in IBC 2009, 2012, 2015
- IFC-recommended firestop inspection techniques
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CEU's and Certificate of Completions are NOT included in this free webinar. This course does not qualify as part of the IFC Continuing Education Program and is for informational [...]
This seminar was designed for AHJ's, such as building code officials and fire officials, with a strong focus on the requirements of the IBC. Design professionals (architects, engineers), [...]
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CEU's and Certificate of Completions are NOT included in this free webinar. This course does not qualify as part of the IFC Continuing Education Program and is for informational [...]
This seminar was designed for AHJ's, such as building code officials and fire officials, with a strong focus on the requirements of the IBC. Design professionals (architects, engineers), [...]
