Analysis shows improvements of nearly 9.5 percent in energy use and 9 percent in carbon emissions over 2018 edition.

The new agreement facilitates increased collaboration between the two organizations and will lead to additional training and resources for building safety professionals.

The International Code Council and its partners underscore the value of a well-trained workforce for maintaining safe buildings and communities.

The International Code Council's 41st annual awareness campaign about building safety features free resources and events for the public.

The organization is actively soliciting U.S. stakeholders to contribute to U.S. position on international standardization activity in the area of buildings and civil engineering works.

This year's virtual hearings offer code officials, architects, builders, plumbing officials, contractors, engineers, and fire and energy conservation professionals, the opportunity to provide input on the proposed code changes.

This year's event will be held in person in September with some virtual offerings.

In the four-day digital event, ICC will host sessions and panel discussions about important topics in global building safety.

The manual supports building safety professionals in applying the provisions in the 2018 version of the code to promote sustainable construction.

The IAPMO Group will co-host a webinar at 11 a.m. EST on Tuesday, March 23 titled "Water Security, Sanitation, and Hygiene in a World Combatting COVID."