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SUMMARY:SSBOA December 2025 Meeting – New Location
DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday\, December 10\, 2025  \nTime: 8:00 am – 3:00 pm (Registration begins at 7:30 am)  \nWhere: Matteson Community Center – Pool Rooms 642 Matteson Avenue\, Matteson\, IL 60443 Cost: $60.00 (Lunch will be catered) \nRSVP: Lhogan@villageofmatteson.org \nSeminar Details \nSSBOA is offering a full-day seminar presented by ICC as part of our chapter benefits. This session is ideal for anyone looking to upgrade their codes knowledge. \nPresentation Title: Transition from the 2018 IBC to the 2024 IBC (Nonstructural) Credits: 6 Contact Hours / 0.6 CEUs \nTopics Covered \n\nAdministration and Definitions – Chapters 1 & 2\nBuilding Planning – Chapters 3–6\nFire Protection – Chapters 7–9\nMeans of Egress – Chapter 10\nAccessibility – Chapter 11\nBuilding Envelope\, Structural Systems\, and Construction Materials – Chapters 12–26\nBuilding Services\, Special Devices\, and Special Conditions – Chapters 27–34\nAppendices\n\nInstructor: Roger Axel\, C.B.O.    \nRoger Axel is widely recognized in the building code community for his decades of experience as a contractor\, inspector\, and building official\, as well as his role as an ICC instructor. \n\nRetired Building Official\n12 years construction experience as a self-employed contractor\n30 years inspection experience (10 years building inspector\, 5 years plans examiner\, 15 years building official) including work at the Mall of America\nBachelor of Science in Industrial Education\, University of Minnesota\nAssociate in Applied Science in Building Inspection Technology\, Inver Hills Community College\nState of Minnesota Certified Building Official\nMultiple ICC Certifications\nICC Instructor and lecturer at UW-Madison College of Engineering\nInstructor for MN Licensed Residential Contractor continuing education seminars\nPast Chairman and Executive Officer of the Association of MN Building Officials
URL:https://ssboa.com/event/ssboa-december-2025-meeting/
LOCATION:Matteson Community Center\, 642 Matteson Avenue\, Matteson\, IL\, 60443\, United States
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SUMMARY:IBEW Local 134 Codes & Standards Committee 2025 Educational Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Elevate Your Expertise \nJoin Us for the 2025 Educational Seminar Hosted by IBEW Local 134 Codes and Standards Committee & Powering Chicago Featuring Industry Leaders\, Cutting-Edge Topics\, and CEU Opportunities \nWe are excited to invite you to our Free In-Person Educational Seminar on February 28th\, 2025\, hosted by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 134 Codes and Standards Committee and Powering Chicago. This event also marks the IAEI Illinois Chapter Winter Meeting\, offering a unique platform for learning and networking. \nKey Details: \n• Date: February 28th\, 2025\n• Time: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM\n• Venue: IBEW-NECA Technical Institute\, 6201 West 115th Street\, Alsip\, Illinois 60803\n• Cost: Free\, registration is required to attend \nSeminar Highlights: \n• Cannabis Cultivation & Extraction Facilities: Updates on NEC Article 512 and horticultural lighting equipment.\n• NFPA 70B – Electrical Maintenance: Key changes in the 2023 edition and compliance guidelines.\n• 2029 National Electrical Code Restructure: Multi-cycle transitions focusing on modern technologies.\n• Modular Data Centers: Certification\, compliance\, and prefabricated modular solutions. \nEarn CEUs!\nContinuing Education Units (CEUs) will be provided\, thanks to the Illinois IBEW Renewable Energy Fund. \nComplimentary Provisions:\nAttendees will enjoy a light breakfast\, lunch\, and refreshments throughout the day to ensure a comfortable and productive learning experience. \nREGISTER NOW!\nTo confirm your attendance\, you MUST CLICK HERE. \nRegister by February 18th\, 2025 to ensure you don’t miss this valuable educational opportunity. \nSee Attached:\nPlease refer to the attached documents linked below for detailed course descriptions and presenter bios. \n\nTom Lichtenstien: 2023 NEC Requirements for Modular Data Centers\nJoe Pavia: NFPA 70B Standard for Electrical Maintenance and How it Effects NFPA 70E\nRyan Jackson: Understanding NEC Requirements for Cannabis Cultivation and Extraction Facilities\nGeorge Mostardini: Overview of the 2029 National Electrical Code (NEC) Restructure\n\nWe look forward to welcoming you on February 28th\, 2025\, for a day of learning and growth. \nThis is not an SSBOA event. The Seminar is Hosted by IBEW Local 134 Codes and Standards Committee & Powering Chicago Featuring Industry Leaders\, Cutting-Edge Topics\, and CEU Opportunities
URL:https://ssboa.com/event/ibew-local-134-codes-standards-committee-2025-educational-seminar/
LOCATION:IBEW-NECA Technical Institute\, 6201 West 115th Street\, Alsip\, IL\, 60803\, United States
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SUMMARY:General Meeting Virtual Meeting/Presentation coordinated with ICC
DESCRIPTION:Speaker:\nDarryl Morris: Aero biologist\, Mold Analyst\, and Co-founder of Midwest Aerobiology Labs. \nTopic:\nA view into the world of mold and sharing of practical tips and solutions to common mold problems. \nDiscussion on remote inspections. \n***Important***\nOn email invite Click the Webex “Join Meeting” link or dial in and enter access code to Join Meeting South Suburban Building Officials Association Monthly Meeting
URL:https://ssboa.com/event/general-meeting-virtual-meeting-presentation-coordinated-with-icc/
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SUMMARY:SSBOA August 2024 Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Cost:     $35.00 – Lunch will be catered \n2018 and 2021 IRC Significant Changes to Deck Provisions.\nThis presentation introduces basic design and construction methods for single-story residential wood decks focusing on the significant changes to the 2018 and 2021 International Residential Code (IRC). The vertical and lateral load paths of conventional residential decks\, as well as other general information about decks is also included. Specific design guidance includes convenient span tables for joists and beams and tables of post sizing limitations and connection methods.  \nFloor\, Roof and Wall Framing for the New Inspector.\nThis introductory course will focus on basic framing concepts\, engineering principles supporting them\, and relevant code provisions associated with conventional light-frame wood construction.  Common code violations that will be encountered in the field\, along with potential solutions will be illustrated to assist inspectors with ensuring building safety and conformance with applicable state building codes. \nEach class is 1.5 hours\, so 3 hours total  \n  \n\n  \nInstructor: \nED LISINSKI\, P.E.\, C.B.O.\nMidwest Regional Manager\nC: 414-412-6096 E: elisinski@awc.org \nEd Lisinski is the Midwest Regional Manager for the American Wood Council.  \nMr Lisinski worked as a plan reviewer\, Assistant Director and then Building Official and Department Director for the City of West Allis\, Wisconsin.  After 16 years with West Allis\, he joined AWC in 2021. He has been active at ICC\, including serving as the chair of the ICC Building Membership Council and as chair of the ICC Structural Code Development Committee. He is a Certified Building Official and a Professional Engineer. \nMr. Lisinski is well qualified and brings his excellent experience to his presentation. He understands the role of a building official and the industry’s best practices. His participation in the ICC code changes process and Code Development Committee brings a new dimension to his presentation. Ed is a great resource to our group. 
URL:https://ssboa.com/event/ssboa-august-2024-meeting/
LOCATION:ICC Headquarters\, 4051 Flossmoor Road\, Country Club Hills\, IL\, 60478
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