April 11th, 2013
by International Code Council

For easy access and application for codes and standards users, the International Code Council (ICC) is collaborating with key standards developers and organizations, such as ASTM, to make the vast array of construction industry safety standards referenced in the 2012 International Codes® available to the building industry on the ICC website.

“In today’s mobile environment, building officials and other building safety professionals demand information anytime, anywhere—including access to relevant industry standards,” said ICC Chief Executive Officer, Dominic Sims. “We’re pleased to add more than 440 ASTM standards to our growing digital library.”

The latest series of standards from ASTM now available in the ICC digital standards library include more than 440 standards and five comprehensive collections pertaining to the 2012 codes:

  • ASTM Standards: As Referenced in the 2012 International Codes®
  • ASTM Standards: As Referenced in the 2012 IBC® & IRC®
  • ASTM Standards: As Referenced in the 2012 IBC® & IFC®
  • ASTM Standards: As Referenced in the 2012 IBC®

To download these or other ASTM standards, visit the ICC website.

ICC will continue to expand its developer network throughout 2013 to meet the needs of building professionals.

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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