ICC LA BASIN CHAPTERBUILDING AND SAFETY
TRAINING MATRIXMATRIX COURSES & DESCRIPTIONSEVENT DETAILSWEST HOLLYWOOD AQUATIC& RECREATION CENTER
8750 EL TOVAR PL.
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069
TIME: 9 AM - 4 PM
(REGISTRATION AT 830)
DATE: TUESDAYSEPTEMBER 10TH, 2024

EVENT INFO
Choose from 3 different courses.
Preferred Provider CEU’s will begiven for each course taken.
Breakfast pastries and coffee will
be provided at registration andlunch will also be provided.

CONTACTsecretary@icclabc.org
www.icclabc.org

FRP SOLUTIONS - COMPOSITE
STRENGTHENING SYSTEMSPRESENTED BY: ALEX DADDOR, PE

11:10 AM-1:10 PM

updates on the state of FRP and FRCM design and code reports andhighlights recent fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) full-scale testingunder cyclic loading.
understanding the primary benefit of composite strengthening
systems versus traditional retrofit methods that significantly increase
flexural, axial, or shear strength
provide a better understanding of common FRP failure modes,
examine misconceptions in design, and explore recommendations forseismic detailing to ensure a safer and stronger structure.

CODE ENFORCEMENT: NEW HOUSINGLEGISLATIONAND INTRO TO INTERIOR
HOUSING INSPECTIONSPRESENTED BY: PETE ROQUE

2-4 PM

Recognize and implement current housing laws, specifically AB838
and AB548, when conducting interior home inspections.
Determine which home conditions fall short of IPMC and the California
Health and Safety Code.
Showcase appropriate methods for carrying out inside dwellinginspections, together with the necessary documentation and safety
precautions.
Balance the rights of tenants and the obligations of landlords whilenavigating moral and legal issues during housing inspections.
Examine actual situations to efficiently use your understanding ofhousing regulations and inspection procedures.

ADU INSPECTIONS - APPLICATION OF THE RCODE VS B CODES

2-4 PMPRESENTED BY: MICHAEL PELHAM
Identify and applying the correct code when dealing with multidwelling buildings and ADU’s
Conduct residential inspections & implementing the current code
along with identifying common issues
Determine code deficiencies and solutions

ICC-ES PRODUCT CERTIFICATION

2-4 PMPRESENTED BY: KARYN BEEBE
Overview of what product certification accreditation program entails
What does product certification mean to you
What is an evaluation service report and how do I extract what
information relevant to me

ICC LA BASIN CHAPTERBUILDING AND SAFETY
TRAINING MATRIXMATRIX COURSES & DESCRIPTIONSEVENT DETAILSWEST HOLLYWOOD AQUATIC& RECREATION CENTER
8750 EL TOVAR PL.
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069
TIME: 9 AM - 4 PM
(REGISTRATION AT 830)
DATE: TUESDAYSEPTEMBER 10TH, 2024

EVENT INFO
Choose from 3 different courses.
Preferred Provider CEU’s will begiven for each course taken.
Breakfast pastries and coffee will
be provided at registration andlunch will also be provided.

CONTACTsecretary@icclabc.org
www.icclabc.org

CBC MID-CYCLE AMENDMENTS
PRESENTED BY: PAUL ARMSTRONG

9-11 AM

course highlights the California Building Standard Commission’s(CBSC) approved mid-cycle amendments to the 2022 California
Building Code effective July 1, 2024.
thorough understanding of how these amendments differ from thecurrent requirements is vital in the application of all field andplancheck duties

MECHANICAL/PLUMBING CODE UPDATESPRESENTED BY: IGGY CONTRERAS

9-11 AM

Enhance your expertise with our in-depth course on Plumbing andMechanical Inspection tailored for Combination Inspectors
Explore the intricacies of Plumbing and Mechanical Codes, focusing
on their practical application and the latest code adoptions inCalifornia
This course is designed to keep you up-to-date with current standards
and ensure your inspection skills are the latest.

BALCONY EVALUATIONS SB 326 AND SB 721

9-11 AMPRESENTED BY: EMILY MORRIS FRAZIERThis course will review deck and balcony loading basics, code
requirements, and commonly used design and details
Learn the origin of Senate Bills (SB) 326 for condominiums and SB721
for apartments, common failures in existing decks and balconies, howengineers are approaching these evaluations, and what to look for on
an existing deck
11:10-1:10 PM
INSPECTOR ENERGY COMPLIANCE FORMSPRESENTED BY: BRUCE CHENEY
help inspectors determine which compliance forms apply to different
project types using the Inspection Checklists from Energy Code Ace,
the HERS provider web sites and example certificate of compliancedocuments.
hands on activities will make the inspector confident in confirming
compliance through the required documentation, demonstrate theimportance of getting the correct documents as well as providing
resources to share with trade professionals when the correct
documents are not provided.
present and host a question and answer session. Attendees areencouraged to bring questionable compliance documents andproject specific questions.

ELECTRICAL CODE UPDATES AND INSPECTIONS

11:10-1:10 PM

PRESENTED BY: MATTHEW COTTER
Renewable energy storage systems and EV readyCBC Mid Cycle Electrical Amendments and updates
Recognizing common field mistakes and using the code efficiently to
conduct inspections