The updated International Plumbing Code and International Mechanical Code enhance safety and save time and resources.

Individuals and organizations recognized for accomplishments and service to their communities, the building safety industry and the Code Council.

New certifications assess compliance to the CAN/CSA F378 Solar Collectors and CAN/CSA F379 Packaged Solar Domestic Hot Water Systems, referenced in the National Building Code of Canada.

New collaboration broadens the scope of available training topics for Code Council members and customers

The 2019 report is an update that is part of an ongoing effort to improve the quality of construction in residential and commercial buildings.

Council hearings are the first chance to publicly review proposed code changes and provide feedback for the 2021 I-Codes.

National Plumbing Code of Haiti will be based on the ICC’s International Plumbing Code.

This provision, a long-term ICC goal, encourages states to adopt the latest building codes and invest in pre-disaster mitigation activities.

Currently a vice president of state and local government relations, Wicker serves as the primary staff liaison for the states of North Carolina and South Carolina, part of ICC Region VIII. 

ICC Military Families Building Career Path Program helps veterans who are transitioning to civilian life to learn more about building safety career options. 

Value of the Code Official toolkit builds awareness about building safety and encourages young professionals to join the industry.

At this time, no deficiencies have been identified in the IBC regarding cladding, and fire experts agree that the ICC model code and process ensures a reasonable level of safety.