70th Annual Educational Conference

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1 April 8-9, 2019 Newport Harbor Hotel Newport, RI. Conference Sessions At-a-Glance I-Code Sessions ESBOF Basic Code Officials I-Code Sessions April 8, 2019 Monday AM 2015 IRC/IBC Updates CEU: 0.6 (Full Day) Reviewing and inspecting for ADA Compliance Introduction to International Swimming Pool and Spa Code Monday PM Code Compliance For Signs Fire-resistive construction of the IBC and UL resources for Code Officials CEU: 0.3 (½ Day) April 9, 2019 Tuesday AM 2015 IMC/IPC/IFGC Significant Changes CEU: 0.6 (Full Day) Fire-resistive construction of the IBC and UL resources for Code Officials 2018 IRC/IBC Updates CEU: 0.6 (Full Day) Tuesday PM Special Inspections 1

2 . Program Schedule Sunday Night 4/7 Meet, Mix and Mingle: 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Monday 4/8 and Tuesday 4/9 Sessions: 8:00 AM to 12 Noon and 1:15 to 4:00 PM Morning Break: 10:00 AM Lunch: 12 Noon Afternoon Break: 2:00 PM Business Meeting will be held at the Monday Lunch Program Election of Officer s will be held at the Tuesday Lunch Program Vendor Expo will be held all day on Monday. The Vendor Event starts at 5:00 PM on Monday. Beer, Wine and Hor d oeuvres Companions Program will be held both Monday and Tuesday. See Conference Program for more details. Registration Registration Fees include: seminar, instruction and reference materials, continental breakfast, AM and PM breaks and lunch each day, along with the vendor expo on Monday. Codes and other reference materials are not provided and are the responsibility of the attendee. Costs Per Person $325 - Full Registration Monday and Tuesday Seminars, Vendor Expo and Breaks/Lunch and ESBOF Membership. $175 - One Day Registration Monday or Tuesday includes seminar, continental breakfast, AM/PM Breaks and Lunch and vendor expo on Monday, Membership not included. $45 - Companions Program Monday will have an audio tour of 2 mansions. Tuesday wine tasting at Newport Vineyards Hotel Registration Hotel Reservations must be made on or before the cutoff date of March 3rd (or if sold out earlier) in order to be eligible for the group rate of $125 per night (with a $20 amenity fee &State & local taxes). Reservations made after the cutoff date or after the room block is sold out will be based on availability at the then current rates. Call (press 1) and use code: SBC2019 or logon to Or click on ESBOF April 2019 at The Newport Harbor Hotel & Marina IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO ATTEND PLEASE MAKE YOUR HOTEL RESERVATION QUICKLY. 2

3 Conference Sessions Descriptions Monday April 8, IRC/IBC Updates CEU: 0.6 (Full Day) The International Building Code (IBC ) and International Residential Code (IRC) continues to establish minimum regulations for building systems using prescriptive and performance-related provisions. It is founded on principles that make use of new materials and new building designs. This course will identify important changes in the IBC from 2012 to 2015 edition. Participants will be presented with those changes that will most impact their use of the code when they adopt the 2015 IBC. The learner will receive an overview of the most important code changes Instructor: To be determined - ICC Reviewing and Inspecting for ADA Compliance Morning Session - Every community is now struggling to ensure compliance with the Accessibility statues on existing buildings and new construction. This workshop will focus on what are the major items that you should be checking for during the plan review stages to ensure compliance is achieved. In addition, all phases of the inspection process will be reviewed to verify compliance with applicable standards and discuss common mistakes made at this stage. Instructor: Deborah Ryan Introduction to the International Swimming Pool and Spa Code Morning Session Pool safety is an important concern of all code officials. This course will provide training on all aspects of the International Swimming Pool and Spa Codes. It will review stats on death and injuries for pool related incidents and identify specific code criteria designed to protect the public. Instructor: Gene Novak Fire-resistive construction requirements of the IBC and UL resources for Code Officials. CEU: 0.3 ( ½ Day) Afternoon Session The education session provides an overview of fire-resistance requirements for building assemblies based on the 2015 IBC Chapter 7. This course reviews the specific code requirements; testing of assemblies based on UL263/ASTM E119 and other methods permitted by the IBC; best practices for determining code compliance during plan review and field inspections. The class also provides an overview on the latest UL Resources that are available to support building and fire code officials with their responsibilities to ensure code compliance and the safety of the built environment. Instructor: Bruce Johnson Code Compliance for Signs Afternoon Session The enforcement authority governing signs is now complicated by numerous legal decisions. This course will provide extensive insight regarding Building Code and Zoning Criteria. Instructor: Raymond Brayton 3

4 Conference Sessions Descriptions Tuesday April 9, IMC/IPC/IFGC Significant Changes CEU: 0.6 (Full Day) Overviews the changes from the 2012 to the 2015 International Plumbing Code, 2015 International Mechanical Code and 2015 International Fuel Gas Code. This course identifies changes in organization and code requirements and the applicability of these requirements to design, plan review and inspection and uses the Significant Changes to the International Plumbing Code, International Mechanical Code and International Fuel Gas Code 2015 Edition. Instructor: To be determined ICC Fire-resistive construction requirements of the IBC and UL resources for Code Officials. CEU: 0.3 ( ½ Day) The education session provides an overview of fire-resistance requirements for building assemblies based on the 2015 IBC Chapter 7. This course reviews the specific code requirements; testing of assemblies based on UL263/ASTM E119 and other methods permitted by the IBC; best practices for determining code compliance during plan review and field inspections. The class also provides an overview on the latest UL Resources that are available to support building and fire code officials with their responsibilities to ensure code compliance and the safety of the built environment. Instructor: Bruce Johnson Special Inspections The importance of establishing a special inspections program cannot be understated. Many horrific building collapses and catastrophic building system failures have led to building code mandated special inspections. We will cover all the required categories of special inspections, applicable referenced standards, qualifications of the special inspector, examples of submittals / reports, and outline the methodology of creating a special inspections program for your jurisdiction. Instructor: Erik Wight 2018 IRC/IBC Updates CEU: 0.6 (Full Day) The International Building Code (IBC ) and International Residential Code (IRC) continue to establish minimum regulations for building systems using prescriptive and performance-related provisions. It is founded on principles that make use of new materials and new building designs. This course will identify important changes in the IBC/IRC from 2015 to 2018 edition. Participants will be presented with those changes that will most impact their use of the code when they adopt the 2018 IBC/IRC. The learner will receive an overview of the most important code changes Instructor: To be determined.. 4

5 REGISTRATION AND MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM Name: Title: Municipality or Company: Mailing Address: Phone: State Chapter: ICC Membership Number: Other Affiliation:_ Companion: Name to appear on badge if attending For those wanting AIA credits (For ICC Instructed Courses Only), AIA Membership # (required): Full 2-Day Conference Program $325 Monday and Tuesday seminars, continental breakfast, vendor expo, AM/PM breaks, and lunch on Monday and Tuesday. Includes ESBOF Membership Dues 1-Day Conference Program $175 Monday or Tuesday seminar, continental breakfast, AM/PM breaks, and lunch on Monday or Tuesday, Membership not induded. Sunday Meet, Mix and Mingle Complimentary beer and wine. FREE Companion Program $45pp Mansion Tours and Wine Tasting - Both days are covered under the $45.00, Lunch will not be provided. Monday Vendor Night FREE Complimentary beer, wine and hor d oeuvres ESBOF Membership Dues $25 For 1 day registrants only Workbooks # $30 each $ TOTAL ENCLOSED: Check/Purchase Order # Credit Card Payments are made on the ESBOF website esbofsafe.org SESSION CHOICES: Monday Sessions Code Session IRC/IBC Significant Changes- Full Day International swimming Pool and Spa Codes - Half Day Reviewing and inspecting for ADA Compliance- Half day Code Compliance for Signs Half Day Fire Resistive Construction of the IBC and UL Resources for Code Officials Half Day Tuesday Sessions Code Session IMC/IPC/IFGC - Full Day (Workbook Required) Fire Resistive Construction of the IBC and UL Resources for Code Officials (Half Day) Special Inspections (Half Day) Code Session IRC/IBC Significant Changes- Full Day Please enclose check or purchase order in the amount of the above Total Enclosed. Make check payable to: and mail to: ESBOF C/o Audrey Cline,348 North Main Street, Wolfeboro, NH Or logon to esbofsafe.org Questions- Please esbofsafe@gmail.com 5

6 Eastern states building officials Professionalism through education, and certification Please join us for the 70th year of educational opportunities to code enforcement officials. This year's annual conference will offer you the opportunity to enhance your career and affect the future of building safety. Your attendance will strengthen your code knowledge and allow you to learn about the latest building and construction products/services. In addition you will be able to meet with your peers, make new contacts and discuss numerous topics with your pier professionals regarding the code enforcement industry. The 2019 ESBOF conference features, education, seminars designed for code officials, inspectors, fire officials, plans examiners, architects, engineers, builders, plumbers, trades persons, contractors, and other construction industry professionals. This is your opportunity to develop your understanding and application of the 2015 and 2018 international codes, while earning CEUs, and LUs. The Annual Conference will be held April 8 & 9, 2019 at the Newport Harbor Hotel and Marina in beautiful Newport, Rhode Island. Not only to receive the most current training courses, and the best instructors and will be held at one of Rhode Island's finest locations. Throughout the City of Newport and from within the Hotel you will be able to enjoy breathtaking views of waterfront sun sets, fine dining within walking distance, shopping, and other attractions. All of these features will add to your overall experience. Finally, we believe your attendance at this conference will enhance your ability to keep up with the latest code requirements, and products now being introduced into the building environment. We look forward to seeing you at this year's Conference. Sincerely, Brad R. Ward President 6