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Volume 6, Issue 2 | May 2010 |
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IBA First to Meet NYC Code Requirements for Special Inspection Agency Accreditation Israel Berger & Associates, a recognized consulting and inspection group specializing in building envelope technologies, is the first Special Inspection Agency to meet the New York City Department of Buildings requirements for accreditation through the International Accreditation Service (IAS) AC291 Special Inspection Agency Accreditation Program. The New York City Construction Codes, based on the International Building Code, now include a requirement that all special inspection agencies must be accredited by IAS by July 10 or an equivalent accreditation agency. click to continue |
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As a building official, you have to shoulder an immense number of responsibilities to ensure safety within your jurisdiction’s built environment. The International Accreditation Service provides a free resource, from an organization you can trust, that can help reduce your workload and save you valuable time. click to continue |
RADCO Laboratories recognized as ICC-ES PMG testing lab. ICC Evaluation Service invites all IAS-accredited labs to be recognized on the ICC-ES website as qualifying to perform testing under the ICC-ES PMG Program and in support of the SAVE Program. more>> | ASQ announces certified calibration technicians. The American Society for Quality (ASQ) announced that Dan Hallgren and Timothy Donnan completed the requirements to be named an ASQ-Certified Calibration Technician. The certification is a requirement under the IAS Calibration Laboratory Accreditation Program (AC 204). more>> | |||||
IFDIA launches eLearning portal to train to NFPA 80 requirement. The International Fire Door Inspector Association has announced the launch of an accredited online curriculum for fire door inspector training. more>> | IAS presents service award to Roy Itani. Code Council CEO Rick Weiland joined IAS President Chuck Ramani to recognize the contributions of outgoing ICC Los Angeles Basin Chapter President Roy Itani, P.E., of the Los Angeles County Building Department, with presentation of a service award. more>> | |||||
IAS attends CALBO Annual Conference. IAS participated in CALBO's 2010 Annual Business Meeting, February 22-26, in Anaheim, California. IAS Vice President and Chief Technical Officer Pat McCullen (left) talks with NSF International Codes and Regulatory Manager Jeremy Brown. NSF is an IAS accredited testing lab. | Paolini awarded 2009 Building Official of the Year by CALBO. For his contribution to public health and safety in construction, and leading the city of Roseville's building department to become the first in California to be accredited by IAS, Gene Paolini was named 2009 Building Official of the Year by CALBO. more>> | |||||
IAS honors MBMA. IAS recognized the Metal Building Manufacturers Association (MBMA) at the 2009 ICC Annual Conference for its contribution to the development of the IAS accreditation program for the inspection of manufacturers of metal building systems. more>> | Clark County, Nevada, recognized by IAS. The Clark County Department of Development Services–Building Division was recognized at the 2009 ICC Annual Conference for achieving Building Department Accreditation by IAS. more>> | |||||
I-Codes displayed at Abu Dhabi World Future Energy Summit. The emirate is adopting eight of the Code Council's International Codes and asked IAS for assistance in accreditation of the municipal building departments that will be enforcing the codes. more>> | James A. White, Jr. will be missed. A long-time colleague and friend of IAS—Jim White—passed away November 18. Jim mentored countless young technicians and engineers in the art and science of fire testing, and commanded the respect of all those who came in contact with him for his technical skills. more>> | |||||
Learn the value of Building Department Accreditation. ICC Chapters interested in learning more about the IAS Building Department Accreditation Program should schedule a presentation for a monthly chapter meeting to answer questions and learn the benefits of operational efficiency and effectiveness. more>> | Look for the IAS Accreditation Mark. Competence and quality are the assurance that comes with the IAS Accreditation Mark. When you see the IAS Accreditation Mark on a company or organization, you know IAS has evaluated it. |
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