Prepare for your future with the Code Official Institute.

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Are you prepared to meet the evolving needs of your community? Register for the Code Official Institute, June 14-17, Fullerton, Calif., to learn administrative and management skills to help you and your building department make your community safer. During this four-day, interactive institute, you will have the opportunity to network with attendees by discussing on-the-job problems, brainstorming solutions and sharing best practices and experiences. Demand for new senior code officials is projected to grow exponentially in the next 15 years. Be prepared to advance your career when you develop you expertise on topics that include human resource management, financial management, ethics, increasing credibility of the code official, legal strategies, and more. After attending the Code Official Institute, you will be better able to:

Describe techniques to manage building department finances. Describe techniques to successfully hire, manage and maintain a staff in a building department. Discuss ethics and its practical application to building officials. Determine your strengths and areas to improve as a code official. Use effective code administration and enforcement techniques to assist in executing the legal aspects of your job.

Earn 2.4 CEUs and receive guidance from nationally recognized instructor Ron Lynn, CBO, who will also address new technologies that can help you more easily meet the needs of your community. About the Instructor The Building & Fire Official of Clark County, Nevada's Department of Building & Fire, Lynn was the 2012 recipient of the Ronald H. Brown Standards Leadership Award, and has been recognized by the U.S. Congress for contributions to the building safety community as well as received a U.S. Senate Commendation for his commitment to building safety, energy conservation and emergency response. He has served as a local officer for the American Concrete Institute, American Society of Nondestructive Testing, American Welding Society, Geology Society of America, National Association of Amusement Ride Safety Officials, and the Southern Nevada chapter of ICC. He is also the current chairman of the Nevada Earthquake Safety Council and member of the Nevada Organization of Officials. Register today to learn solutions and strategies that will help you address your toughest professional challenges and ensure you and your department are prepared to keep your community safe in the future.