Last Chance Education for 2017 Jan. 16 th & 29 th & 31 st, 2018

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1 Jan. 16 th & 29 th & 31 st, 2018 January 16, 2018 Significant Changes of 2018 Building Code, Lunch: Chicken Fried Steak, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Corn, Chocolate Cake Energy Code Requirements, 2018 IRC, (A, B, C, DW, DR, DM) 8:00 am to 12:00 pm (4 Hours Code Credit) 2018 Residential Decks (A, B, C, DW) 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm (4 Hours Code Credit) January 29, 2018 Significant Changes of 2018 Residential Code, Lunch: Baked and Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Green Beans, Pie Venting Gas Appliances, 2018 IFGC, (A, B, C, DM, DP, DS) 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm (4 Hours Code Credit) Design, Installation and Inspection of CSST Gas Piping Systems, (A, B, C, DE, DP, DM) 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm (2 Hours Code Credit) BackFlow Prevention, (A, B, C, DP) 3:00 pm 5:00 pm (2 Hours Code Credit) January 31, 2018 Analysis of Changes, NEC 2017 (A, B, C, DE, DS, DF, DM, DP) 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (8 Hours) Code Credit Lunch: Lasagna, Spaghetti & Meatballs, Green Beans, Italian Cream Cake 2 Hour Class $60.00, 4 hour Class $120.00, 8 hour class $240

2 2018 Last Chance Registration Information Name Company Name Address City/State/Zip Telephone Address Fee January 16, 2018 $240 $120 $120 Course Title Significant Changes of 2018 Building Code, Energy Code Requirements, 2018 IRC, (A, B, C, DW, DR, DM) 8:00 am to 12:00 pm (4 Hours Code Credit) 2018 Residential Decks (A, B, C, DW) 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm (4 Hours Code Credit) January 29, 2018 $240 $120 $60 $60 Significant Changes of 2018 Residential Code, Venting Gas Appliances, 2018 IFGC, (A, B, C, DM, DP, DS) 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm (4 Hours Code Credit) Design, Installation and Inspection of CSST Gas Piping Systems, (A, B, C, DE, DP, DM) 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm (2 Hours Code Credit) BackFlow Prevention, (A, B, C, DP) 3:00 pm 5:00 pm (2 Hours Code Credit) January 31, 2018 $240 Analysis of Changes, NEC 2017 (A, B, C, DE, DS, DF, DM, DP) 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (8 Hours Code Credit) Johnson County Contractor Licensing reserves the right to photograph or videotape seminars for promotional purposes. Your registration serves as permission to Johnson County Contractor Licensing to copyright, publish, and use your likeness in print, online, or in other media. If you do not wish to be photographed or videotaped, please tell the camera operator. Please make checks payable to: Johnson County Contractor Licensing

3 (2017) Jan. 16, 2018, rm 201A, (8:00 am 12:00 pm) Energy Code Requirements, 2018 IRC This course will cover Chapter 11 of the 2018 IRC and Residential of the IECC residential code. Specific information will include discussion of the three options for compliance, the Prescriptive, Performance and Simulated Performance Alternative paths. Checklists will be incorporated into the discussion insuring an understanding of mandatory and other requirements of the code. Energy feature information will be presented to help the student understand how building components impact the scoring of homes for the different paths. The use of climate zones to select the appropriate energy features of a building will be presented. Finally practical application of selecting the proper components and installation of thermal and air barriers will be presented. This class will be of greatest interest to Class B and C contractors considering diversification, remodeling contractors, building inspectors, and plan reviewers, but Class DP, DM and DW sub-contractors working in residential remodeling will find value in the class. INSTRUCTOR: Bruce Chyka 4 HOURS: (A, B, C, DW, DR, DM, Code Credit) (2017) Jan.16, 2018, rm-201p, (1:00 pm 5:00 pm) 2018 Residential Deck Design & Construction Plan reviewers, field inspectors, permit techs, and contractors attending this course will receive a wide spectrum of information needed to determine minimum requirements for deck construction. Participants will have the opportunity to review new and old code sections, as well as partake in practical application scenarios. This course will be of interest to architects, design professionals, contractors, code enforcers and plan reviewers. Content covered in this course includes, but is not limited to: Basic questions to ask with the deck application. The mechanics of wood used in deck construction. How to size joists, beams, posts, and concrete piers. Proper specification and use of fasteners. Reviewing construction documents and plot plans for permitting process INSTRUCTOR: Russell Thornburg 4 HOURS (A, B, C, DW, Code Credit) (2017) Jan. 16, 2018 rm 200AP (8:00 am 5:00 pm) 2018 IBC Significant Changes Identifies many of the important changes that occurred between the 2012 and the 2018 editions of the IBC. The presentation addresses not only the code change itself but also the intent behind the change. The discussion includes additions, deletions, modifications and clarifications of provisions throughout the code, with a focus on the fire- and life-safety provisions found in IBC Chapters 3 through 10. The presentation will also address any changes in application of the code requirements. INSTRUCTOR: Jay Woodward 8 HOURS (A, B, C, Code Credit) Maximum Seating 75

4 (2017) Jan.29, 2018, rm-201a, (8:00 am 12:00 pm) Venting Gas Appliances, 2018 IFGC As anyone who works with gas burning appliances knows, safe, code compliant venting is a life or death matter. Increasingly tight dwellings make the science of venting more important than ever. Venting has also become increasingly complicated as existing low efficiency equipment is replaced with new, high efficiency equipment. It is with decreasing frequency that can you use existing vent systems. During this abbreviated version of an extremely popular class, your instructor will review the venting requirements for gas appliances, provide you with examples of how to properly vent gas appliances, while showing you examples of how not to install vents and appliances. This class will be of critical interest to plumbing, mechanical, and swimming pool contractors who work with gas fuel burning appliances, as well as building inspectors, but will also provide code credit and important information for Class A, B, and C contractors. INSTRUCTOR: Don West 4 HOURS (A, B, C, DM, DP, DS, Code Credit) (2017) Jan.29, 2018, rm-201p, (1:00 pm 3:00 pm) Design, Installation and Inspection of CSST Gas Piping Systems Provide information for the Design, Installation and Inspection of CSST Gas Piping Systems. Specific topics include codes and standards, manufacturer installation requirements, sizing of gas piping, underground requirements, testing and repairs, and lightning protection methods including electrical bonding. INSTRUCTOR: Joe M. McGinnis 4 HOURS (A, B, C, DE, DP, DM, Code Credit) (2017) Jan.29, 2018, rm-201p, (3:00 pm 5:00 pm) Backflow Prevention 101 Principles of Backflow Prevention and Water Safety This Backflow Prevention class will outline the general principles of Cross-Connections in plumbing systems and their various hazards. We will cover valve applications, trouble-shooting, sizing, field issues and Q&A. INSTRUCTOR: Joe McClain 4 HOURS (A, B, C, DP, Code Credit) (2017) Jan. 29, 2018 rm 200AP (8:00 5:00) 2018 IRC Significant Changes This seminar reviews and analyzes selected significant changes from the 2012 IRC to the 2018 IRC. It familiarizes building officials, fire officials, plans examiners, inspectors and design professionals with many of the significant changes in the 2018 IRC. It assists code users in identifying the specific code changes that have occurred, and more importantly, understanding the reason behind the change. Finally, it focuses on those code changes selected due to their frequency of application, special significance or change in application. This course uses the Significant Changes to the International Residential Code 2018 Edition. INSTRUCTOR: Pat Parsley 8 HOURS (A, B, C, Code Credit) Maximum Seating 75

5 (2017) Jan. 31, 2018, rm 200AP, (8:00 5:00) Analysis of Code Changes to the 2017 NEC The overview and analysis provides a jumpstart into the more significant changes on the more than 200 of the most crucial changes that impact your electrical work! Over 3,700 proposals and 1,600 public comments, processed by twenty code making panels, have shaped the 2017 NEC into a code unlike its predecessor. With four new articles headline emerging electrical issues in the NEC-2017 code: Article 393. Low-Voltage Suspended ceiling power Distribution Systems, Article 646. Modular Data Center, Article 728. Fire-Resistive Cable Systems and Article 750. Energy Management Systems. While all of the changes cannot be covered in this training event, this course is intended to provide detail into the more significant changes adopted into the 2017 National Electrical Code NEC. Attendees will be able to recognize and analyze the changes which impact both new and existing electrical installations. INSTRUCTOR: Mike Weaver 8 HOURS (A, B, C, DE, DS, DF, DM, DP, Code Credit) Maximum Seating 75 Q. Where are classes located? A. 111 S. Cherry Street, Olathe, KS, Lower level of the Administration Building. Q. Where do I park? A. Free parking is available, however, many of the spaces surrounding the building are handicap or timed parking. Street parking around the building is hard to find. Please allow yourself an additional minutes for parking. There is a parking garage located on the northeast corner of Cherry & Loula Street and another on Chestnut west of the Public Library. Also, located just southwest of the building across Kansas Ave. are 2 additional public parking lots. One is on the north side of Loula and the other is on the south side of Loula west of Kansas Ave. Handicap parking is available, the power assist entrances are located on the north and east sides of the building.

6 Meet the Instructors BIO s Bruce Chyka owner Performance Plus Homes has presented at the JOCO contractor licensing training for the last several years. He is a certified Energy Code Inspector and has been doing HERS, Energy Star and National Green Build Standard certifications for new construction for over 15 years. He has a masters HVAC license in Johnson County and an advanced degree from the University of Akron. Joe McClain Mack McClain and Associates has represented Watts Water Technologies for over 50 years. Watts is the industry leader in backflow prevention products. Joe McClain has been an agent for Watts for over 25 years. Joe McGinnis holds a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Drexel University. He has over 25 years experience in the gas piping, valves and fitting industries serving in the areas of design, manufacturing, applications, project management, training, and codes and standards. He was awarded two US Patents for valve designs and has contributed to the development of codes and standards through industry organizations such as CSA, ASTM, ASME, and MSS Pat Parsley has been in the regulatory industry since 1989 as the Building Official for the City of Fairmont MN and most recently for the City of Hiawatha IA. Prior to his experience as a building official, he was a carpenter for 13 years in commercial and residential construction. In 2008 he graduated from Baker College with an associate s degree. He currently has four ICC certifications; CBO, commercial plans examiner, commercial plumbing inspector and residential electrical inspector. In his spare time he has served on the ICC Board of Directors, cofounded two ICC chapters and coached girls soccer. Russell Thornburg brings over 30 years of construction and inspection experience, 17 of which have been spent as a code educator. He is currently employed as Program Manager for the Johnson County Contractor Licensing of Planning, Codes and Building Codes Department. He possesses a Bachelor Science Degree in Religion/English from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, and a Master of Divinity in Theology from the Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary in Texas and received his certification in Building Inspection Technology from North Hennepin Community College in Minnesota with honors. Russell has taught both building inspection technology classes at community colleges and continuing education seminars within United States. In his spare time, Russell develops code seminars for various municipalities and organization. Michael Weaver, Esq. began his career as an apprentice electrician with a local private contractor. After 10 years, he became a Block-Experior Certified Master Electrician and with his wife, started their own electrical contracting business, which they operated for over 20 years. Mr. Weaver is a Principal of C&M Enterprises in Salina, Kansas and develops and presents electrical and safety based training programs for contractors, tradesmen, design professionals, and code officials. As a nationally recognized instructor and trainer, he is routinely entrusted with the responsibility of providing education for the International Code Council, the International Association of Electrical Inspectors, various municipalities and government jurisdictions across the nation, and private industry. He is the author of Dwelling Service and Feeder Calculations, Commercial Service and feeder Calculations, and NEC Electrical Calculations, while continuing to develop a series of study guides based upon the latest code cycle of the NEC. Don West, has been the President of Don West Cooling and Heating, Inc., since A Block Certified Master Mechanic, Don has been one of the most popular instructors at the Contractor Licensing Seminars for many years. Recognized nationally, Don has received the prestigious HARDI Guest Educator 2009 award for excellence and is a former Adjunct Instructor for Johnson County Community College. While Don has a welldeserved reputation for his expertise in the International Mechanical Code and the International Fuel Gas Code, he is widely considered one of the nation s masters in the field of venting gas appliances. His unique ability to communicate the requirements of the code makes him highly sought after as a speaker. Don serves the Johnson County Contractor Licensing Program as a member of the Contractor Licensing Review Board, representing Class D Contractors.

7 Jay Woodward is a Senior Staff Architect with ICC s Business and Product Development department and works out of the Lenexa, Kansas Distribution Center. His primary responsibility is the development of new ICC publications and instructing seminars. Among the publications he has authored or co-authored are the Significant Changes books on the IBC, IMC and A117.1 standard, and the recent ICC book Firestopping, Joint Systems and Dampers. With over 30 years of experience in building design, construction, code enforcement and instruction, Jay s experience provides him with the ability to communicate effectively on issues of code application and design for code enforcement personnel as well as architects and designers. Jay has previously served as the secretariat for the ICC A117.1 standard committee, ICC s Energy Conservation Code and the International Building Code s Fire Safety Code Development committee.