Automatic doors offer convenience, but also have additional benefits. Automatic doors improve building access for persons using wheelchairs, scooters or walking aids, as well as parents pushing strollers, customers pushing…
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Master Code Professional Gary Carpenter
Gary Carpenter achieves the Master Code Professional designation, the gold standard of code certification
Gary Carpenter, Inspector, earns the highest level of certification the Code Council offers and joins the elite group of Master Code Professionals worldwide whose achievements continue to benefit both the code enforcement profession as well as their communities.
Master Code Professional Jason Watson
Jason Watson achieves the Master Code Professional designation, the gold standard of code certification
Jason B. Watson, City of Waxahachie, earns the highest level of certification the Code Council offers and joins the elite group of Master Code Professionals worldwide whose achievements continue to benefit both the code enforcement profession as well as their communities.
International Code Council member Mariam Madjlessi
International Code Council members like Mariam Madjlessi are the individuals behind codes and safety; ensuring building safety today and working for a stronger tomorrow
In this Building Safety Journal feature interview, we take you inside the career of Deputy Building Official Mariam Madjlessi to learn what makes her an ICC member, what led her to a career in building safety and what she anticipates for the future of building safety.
WICED and PTN to host the 8th Annual Day of Service for Habitat for Humanity
Every year since 2014, the chapters have donated their time and energy to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity
Celebrating their tradition, the Women in Code Enforcement and Development (WICED) and PermitTechNation (PTN) chapters of the Code Council will be holding their annual Day of Service on Saturday, September…
Connecticut ICC chapters come together to celebrate and learn in joint event
Connecticut building, fire and housing code officials finally get to throw a party – and tackle the common problem of illegal dwelling units
No one is 100 percent sure who came up with the idea for three International Code Council chapters in Connecticut to hold a joint conference this past June. But after…
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