Building Code Enforcement Officials and Fire Officials are required to earn continuing education credits to maintain their license or certification.

Building Code Enforcement Officials and Fire Officials are required to earn continuing education credits to maintain their license or certification.

MEETING SCHEDULE FOR 2024/25. Please make every effort to arrange for seminars with a minimum of three CEU's. We will make every effort to have our meeting ...

To receive OEDM continuing education credits, you must have entered your OEDM ID number (first three letters of last name – last four digits of SSN) in your ...

Contextual Continuing Education & Seminar Opportunities (CBOA seminars are recognized for credit by AIA, and CT state mandated organizations) Attendance at ...

(b) Each building official shall attend a minimum of ninety (90) hours of approved continuing education programs over consecutive three-year periods. Conn.

Current Connecticut Certified Building Official license · Associate Degree and five years of experience in construction or as a building inspector; or equivalent ...

This comprehensive library includes a broad range of courses, including building code courses, roofing courses, accessibility courses, ethics courses, HVAC ...

(b) requiring continuing education for local building officials, consisting of a minimum of 90 hours over three years and revocation of licensure for failure to ...

It is the goal of the organization to promote building code awareness. Promoting Community Development. The organization also offers monthly seminars accredited ...