The International Code Council launched its Certified Sustainability Professional designation on July 1, and already has its first application from ICC member Ayla Jefferson of Fontana, Calif. Read more.
Month: August 2017
First Certified Sustainability Professional recognized
ICC and PEC sign agreement to help modernize Pakistan’s building codes
The International Code Council signed an agreement with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) to support their efforts to update the Building Code of Pakistan. This agreement grants PEC the ability to use ICC’s 2015 International Building Code, International Zoning Code and Performance Code for Buildings and Facilities to modernize Pakistan’s building code. Read more
ICC and PEC sign agreement to help modernize Pakistan’s building codes
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| For Immediate Release August 7, 2017 www.iccsafe.org |
Contact: Whitney Doll (202) 568-1798 wdoll@iccsafe.org |
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ICC and PEC sign agreement to help modernize Pakistan’s building codesPEC plans to use the International Codes to promote building safety, WASHINGTON, D.C., USA and ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN – The International Code Council (ICC) signed an agreement with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) to support their efforts to update the Building Code of Pakistan. This agreement grants PEC the ability to use ICC’s 2015 International Building Code, International Zoning Code and Performance Code for Buildings and Facilities to modernize Pakistan’s building code. The Code Council’s set of model codes and standards, called the International Codes, reflect the most advanced building science construction methods and practices available and support the creation of safe, innovative, efficient and resilient structures. The Code Council and S. K. Ghosh Associates, the latest addition to the ICC Family of Companies, are familiar with Pakistan’s past efforts to update its building codes, having worked with the National Engineering Services Pakistan Limited to assist in these efforts in 2006. The ICC-PEC agreement builds on the Code Council’s long and successful relationship in working with the government of Pakistan on its building code efforts. “We’re proud to announce this important partnership, another sign of our commitment to strong building codes and standards worldwide,” said President of ICC’s Board of Directors M. Dwayne Garriss. “Pakistan joins many other countries and entities in using ICC’s model codes as a basis for strengthening their own.” “The Code Council is an active proponent of updated, modern codes that contribute to safe buildings and resilient communities. We’re excited to announce this new agreement with PEC, a part of our expanding global footprint,” said ICC Chief Executive Officer Dominic Sims, CBO. PEC Chairman Engr. Jawed Salim Qureshi stated, “The world’s premier organization, ICC, played a vital role in the development of the Building Code of Pakistan in 2006. Recently, ICC honored PEC’s request and granted a license to use the aforementioned International Codes to modernize the building code of Pakistan.” He added, “The revision of our building codes will provide life safety to around 200 million people in Pakistan who are living at the junction of three of the world’s major tectonic plates.” The Code Council has similar partnerships with Colombia, Haiti, Mexico, Trinidad & Tobago, the United Arab Emirates and others to help communities worldwide establish the safest and most resilient buildings and communities. For more information about ICC Global Services, click here. About the International Code Council The International Code Council is a member-focused association. It is dedicated to developing model codes and standards used in the design, build and compliance process to construct safe, sustainable, affordable and resilient structures. Most U.S. communities and many global markets choose the International Codes. About the Pakistan Engineering Council ### |
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High School Technical Training Program concludes its sixth year
Students from schools operating the International Code Council’s High School Technical Training Program were among those competing in the 53rd annual National Leadership and Skills Conference (SkillsUSA) in Louisville, Ky. SkillsUSA is a showcase of career and technical education students. More than 16,000 people, including students, teachers and business partners, participated in the week-long event. Read more.
ICC and BPI partner to advance building professionals’ training in Texas
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| For Immediate Release August 4, 2017 www.iccsafe.org |
Contact: Whitney Doll (202) 568-1798 wdoll@iccsafe.org |
ICC and BPI partner to advance building professionals’ training in TexasNew agreement facilitates a greater focus on the training curriculum Arlington, Texas – The International Code Council (ICC) and the Building Professional Institute (BPI) announced a new partnership that will advance training for building professionals in Texas. Under the new agreement, the Code Council will manage the registration, administration and outreach for trainings while BPI will focus on the curriculum to better serve the needs of building professionals in Texas. Originally established at the University of Texas at Arlington in 1992, BPI conducts four annual regional events that offer quality education and training for building professionals, including building officials, municipal inspectors, real estate inspectors, architects, engineers, builders, plumbers, fire protection personnel, code enforcement, permit technicians, contractors, electricians, and environmental health and safety personnel. BPI is an ICC Preferred Provider and coursework done through these training events earn valuable Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to help attendees maintain necessary professional certifications. “BPI is excited about the opportunity to partner with ICC on one of the key elements of our educational program,” said BPI Officer Charles Clawson. “This partnership will reduce our administrative responsibility and allow BPI to concentrate on our long-standing tradition of quality education.” The new agreement allows BPI to leverage the Code Council’s expertise and resources to elevate its own exceptional training services. “I am pleased that our longstanding ICC-BPI partnership is expanding to better serve the training needs of the building community,” said ICC Executive Vice President and Director of Business Development Mark Johnson. “Strengthening our partnership will benefit all building professionals in Texas and lead to building safer, more resilient communities.” The Code Council will begin supplying registration and outreach services for BPI’s October 2017 Central Texas event in August. Other BPI events occur each year in Arlington, Houston and Brownsville. Learn more about upcoming BPI training events at www.bpi-tx.com. About the International Code Council About the Building Professional Institute ### |
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ICC and BPI partner to advance building professionals’ training in Texas
The International Code Council and the Building Professional Institute announced a new partnership that will advance training for building professionals in Texas. Under the new agreement, the Code Council will manage the registration, administration and outreach for training while BPI will focus on the curriculum to better serve the needs of building professionals in Texas. Read more.
ICC Foam Plastic Insulation Standard Committee
ICC Foam Plastic Insulation Standard Committee
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ICC 1100 Standard for Spray-applied Polyurethane Foam Plastic
The first edition of ICC 1100-2019 was ANSI Approved as an American National Standard on October 10, 2019.
In order to reflect current industry practices, the Code Council has opened the revision cycle to develop the second edition of ICC 1100.
Project Abstract: Construction codes have requirements for thermal resistance of insulating materials but currently include limited material standards for certain types of insulating materials. The purpose for ICC 1100 is to develop a performance standard based upon existing ICC-ES Acceptance Criteria and related documents for spray-applied foam plastic insulation for use by industry and inclusion in construction codes.
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26.01.30 | Next edition posted for ANSI public review period
The committee has completed the revisions to the next edition of ICC 1100 and the draft has been posted in the documents folder for the formal 45-day ANSI public review period which will conclude on March 30, 2026. The review notice will also appear in the February 13, 2026 edition of ANSI Standards Action. Public comments may be submitted through ICC's online submittal portal: ICC 1100 draft with rough revisions, ICC_1100_draft for 1st ANSI review period 2026 0128.pdf The entire document is open for public comment. https://form.jotform.com/Code_Apps/ICC-Public_Comments
25.12.15 | Committee Meeting Held
The committee met on December 15, 2025 to continue the discussion of committee proposals to update the 2019 edition of ICC 1100. The next meeting will be scheduled shortly. The committee anticipates completing the revised draft for the formal ANSI public review and notice will be announced at that time.
25.12.05 | Committee Meeting Announced
The committee met on December 5, 2025 to continue the discussion of committee proposals to update the 2019 edition of ICC 1100. The next meeting is scheduled for December 16, 2025 at 2 PM CT. The meetings are open to the public.
24.01.01 | General Notice - ICC IS-FPI Foam Plastic Insulation Standard Committee
The ICC Board of Directors appoints the committee members in the development of IS-FPI standards as American National Standards to establish the minimum physical and performance properties as well as application requirements for spray applied foam plastic insulations.
A code change proposal in the 2018 Group A Cycle was submitted in January 2018 to include the standard for reference in the 2021 I-codes.
The Code Council adheres to openness and transparency in our Standards development process. All ICC Standards committee meetings are open to the public. Any interested party can participate in committee meetings and can be considered by the committee for membership on any subgroup that the committee creates.
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Important reminder: update your GMVRs
All Primary Member Representatives need to designate their Governmental Member Voting Representatives online by August 11 to be eligible to vote at the Annual Business Meeting during the 2017 ICC Annual Conference in Columbus, Ohio.
ICC supports the Water Efficiency Improvement Act of 2017
The International Code Council supports the Water Efficiency Improvement Act of 2017 introduced August 2 by New Mexico Senator Tom Udall and Ohio Senator Rob Portman. The Plumbing Industry Leadership Coalition sent a letter to the senators, cosigned by ICC. This bipartisan legislation authorizes the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s WaterSense program, a voluntary public-private partnership that offers a simple way for consumers to identify water-efficient products. Read more.
ICC supports the Water Efficiency Improvement Act of 2017
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| For Immediate Release August 2, 2017 www.iccsafe.org |
Contact: Whitney Doll (202) 568-1798 wdoll@iccsafe.org |
ICC supports the Water Efficiency Improvement Act of 2017New legislation authorizes an important program that Washington, D.C. – The International Code Council (ICC) supports the Water Efficiency Improvement Act of 2017 introduced today by New Mexico Senator Tom Udall and Ohio Senator Rob Portman. This bipartisan legislation authorizes the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) WaterSense program, a voluntary public-private partnership that offers a simple way for consumers to identify water-efficient products. WaterSense products, such as certain types of toilets, showerheads, lavatory faucets, urinals and irrigation controllers, use 20 percent less water than standard plumbing products. These products are independently certified by a third-party certification laboratory to ensure they meet WaterSense specifications. Since its creation in 2006, WaterSense has conserved more than 2.1 trillion gallons of water and saved American families $46.3 billion in water and energy bills, according to the EPA. “In concert with our members, partners and others, the Code Council has actively engaged with Congressional leaders to support the authorization of this important program,” said ICC Chief Executive Officer Dominic Sims, CBO. “WaterSense is a great example of how government and industry can come together to support water conservation efforts.” The Code Council develops the International Plumbing Code and the International Residential Code, the preeminent model codes used in the U.S. and many other countries, which provide regulations for plumbing facilities in buildings and homes. In addition, ICC Evaluation Service, a member of ICC’s Family of Companies, is a licensed provider of WaterSense certifications and works with plumbing manufacturers to evaluate their company’s WaterSense products. For the Plumbing Industry Leadership Coalition letter to Senators Udall and Portman, cosigned by ICC, click here. About the International Code Council The International Code Council is a member-focused association. It is dedicated to developing model codes and standards used in the design, build and compliance process to construct safe, sustainable, affordable and resilient structures. Most U.S. communities and many global markets choose the International Codes. ### |
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