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Tuesday, 8 October 2019 8:00 AM - Wednesday, 9 October 2019 4:00 PM CST
60, Gasser Road, Wisconsin Dells, WI, 53965, United States
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Clarion Hotel - Wintergreen Conference Center, 60, Wisconsin Dells, WI, 53965, United States.
The Wisconsin Code Officials Alliance (WCOA) is hosting our first ever Building Code Summit. This event will bring in speakers and topics from across the state to assist everyone in furthering their knowledge of building safety.
Registration includes continental breakfast, lunch, breaks, and course materials.
Registration and breakfast are from 8:00-9:00 daily. Classes are 9:00-4:00 with lunch from 12:00-1:00 and breaks provided throughout.
A block of rooms are available at the Wintergreen both Monday and Tuesday at the government rate of $82.00 per night (plus any taxes and fees). Please contact the Wintergreen at 800-648-4765.
Wisconsin Code Officials Alliance (WCOA) is a non-profit group comprised of building, electrical, plumbing and fire inspectors from every corner of the state. The mission of the Wisconsin Code Officials Alliance (WCOA) is to provide all Code Officials with a professional forum to advance quality and safety in the built environment, through active participation in code development and rule making processes, public outreach, and the reasonable and uniform application of adopted construction codes and standards.
Building Official, City of New Hope, Minnesota; 35 years combined construction and inspection experience including single and multi-family residential, educational, industrial, business and mercantile occupancies including the Mall of America; Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Education, University of Minnesota; Associate in Applied Science Degree in Building Inspection Technology, Inver Hills Community College; State of Minnesota Certified Building Official; Multiple International Code Council Certifications; ICC instructor; instructor for Housing and Building Inspection Institute at UW-Madison College of Engineering; instructor for MN Licensed Residential Contractor continuing education seminars; past Chairman, and current Executive Officer of the Association of MN Building Officials; active member of the Association of MN Building Officials, the 10,000 Lakes Chapter, MN Building Permit Technicians and the Upper Great Plains Region III Chapters of the International Code Council.
Eric Bergman of Braun Intertec, a Special Inspection and Consulting Firm, has been specializing in the Firestop Industry from installations to inspections for over 15 years. He currently is an International Firestop Council Member and an IFC Premier Level Certificate Holder for Firestop Special Inspections, Firestop Contractors International Association member, and has passed the FM 4991 Designated Responsible Individual test for their qualified firestop contractor program. He manages all firestop inspections services in all markets that Braun Intertec operates throughout the Midwest and Texas.
Mike has spent the past 26 years in sales and installation of firestopping. He was the Manufacturer’s Representative for 3M Fire Protection Products for IL, IN and WI for 12 years. He started up a firestopping contracting company, and handed it off to family after 5 years. He has been the Territory Manager for Specified Technologies, Inc. for IL and WI for the past 7 years.
Matt has worked for Hilti since June 2005 and has been the firestop specialist since 2017. He focuses on training and education surrounding firestop, working with engineers and designers, contractors and installers, and finally the inspection community. He has trained over 5,000 individuals in the construction community on firestop. He is also a member of WHEA.
Mr. Joseph Hauf, PE is a licensed professional engineer in multiple states in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast US. Mr. Hauf made his start in life safety engineering with Rolf Jensen & Associates, Inc. out of their Washington, DC office in 1988, while studying in the Fire Protection Engineering program at the University of Maryland. Mr. Hauf has over 29 years of experience in life safety and fire protection engineering for complex, high-rise, mixed-use projects in various jurisdictions in the United States and abroad. His extensive experience with smoke control systems and their associated infrastructure over that time paved the way for development of this insightful course since assuming his national educational outreach role as Vice President of Engineering Services for Conquest Firespray, LLC in August of 2015.
John Galinski, P.E., received his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville in 1997. Mr. Galinski has over 21 years of experience in the metal plate connected wood truss industry. He is experienced in designing wood roof and floor trusses for residential and commercial buildings along with designing repairs for damaged trusses and trusses in need of field modifications. Mr. Galinski is currently licensed to practice engineering in 46 states plus the District of Columbia.
This all day session will address provisions in the 2015 International Building Code® (IBC®) and referenced standards relating to the design and construction of care facilities, such as medical care, custodial care, ambulatory care and day care facilities. It will focus on the specific decision making needed to apply the provisions appropriately by highlighting the differences between the various types of care activities. The seminar will include a discussion on how the length of stay, number of care recipients, degree of care and capability/incapability of self-preservation all relate to the occupancy classification and resultant code requirements. Smoke compartments, dwelling and sleeping unit separations, incidental use separations and other special conditions provisions are also addressed. Unique provisions will be highlighted in the areas of accessibility, type of construction, fire protection, means of egress and interior finishes.
ICC Instructor
This four hour session will provide an understanding of penetration, joint and perimeter fire barrier (curtain wall edge of-slab) firestopping, as mandated by the International Building Code. The seminar is intended to provide code enforcers (AHJ's) and those involved in specification and installation the knowledge to understand firestopping to a sufficient degree to be able to ask the right questions and look for the right thing when assessing the code compliance of penetrations and joints in fire resistance rated assemblies.
Braun Intertec
STI
Hilti
This two hour session will introduce an overview of a variety of current and new wood products and techniques. It will discuss how they may be applied to building designs and how they can be used in both commercial and residential projects today to comply with the Wisconsin Commercial Building Code (WCBC) and Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC). The course will touch on Nail-laminated Timber (NLT), Glued-laminated Timber (GLT) and Cross-laminated Timber (CLT) structural framing members. NLT and GLT has been included in the IBC and utilized throughout the world for several decades on a wide variety of buildings. Structural and fire protection characteristics of NLT, GLT and CLT will be discussed as well as WCBC and UDC code provisions that allow their specification in both residential and commercial applications for a wide variety of occupancies.
American Wood Council
This four hour session will demonstrate advancing compliance for fire resistance systems within the fire duct industry requires more than a casual understanding of how to apply fire resistive testing concepts such as symmetry, continuity and orientation to these products. The instructor gradually leads the audience through each step in product selection and approval complexity, building incrementally on responses to choices presented along the way, to a fuller understanding of achieving compliance.
Conquest Firespray, LLC
In this three hour session, participants will gain a better understanding of the requirements in the IBC with respect to NFPA 13 and NFPA 13R sprinkler systems in commercial multi-family buildings. You will learn the major differences between the two sprinkler systems with respect to operation and installation methods. This course will expose you to some of the common pitfalls discovered during routine installation inspections. The last portion of this class will discuss the requirements from SPS 314 with regards to adoption of the 2012 NFPA 1 and the associated chapters. It will also touch on the municipalities option to adopt an alternative fire code through an ordinance. It will also cover the adoption of the 2015 IFC through SPS 361 and the associated chapters that Wisconsin adopts.
City of Madison Fire
This one hour session will provide overviews for the specification requirements of metal plate connected floor and roof trusses, how to read, understand and use basic truss placement plans and truss drawings, and truss design provisions of the I-codes, NDS, and ANSI/TPI design specifications.
MiTek
This two hour session will demonstrate that when constructing a new building there are several things that can hinder or help the indoor air quality of your building. This class will enlighten you to what some of those code related items are and how they work with the building codes.
Aprilaire
This one hour session will overview the steps needed to design multilevel wood buildings to maintain a proper load path to the foundation, topics include restraining hardware, the ASCE 7-16 ASD Load combination equations that control the design of tensile load restraining elements and the equations that control the design of Compression load resisting systems.
WE ARE ALL IN THE SAME BOAT - Helping building departments adopt, implement & use technologies to improve the compliance - California Innovative Practices & MADCAD eLibrary of Codes & Standards. This program shares with Wisconsin Building Officials work being done by CALBO Innovative Practices Committee in ten different technology areas and provides a demonstration of one of the innovative services, MADCAD's eLibrary of Codes and Standards which being used by Wisconsin Department of Health Services. MADCAD is a official licensee of more than 80,000 codes and standards from 20 Standard Development Organizations such as ICC, NFPA, ASHRAE, ASTM, ACI and more.
California Building Officials
AIA, CEO MADCAD - Compu-tecture
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