The preeminent building safety event of the year features expert speakers from around the world sharing their expertise on disaster mitigation, the latest building technology, resiliency, hoarding and more.

The International Code Council and the National Council of Structural Engineers Associations created a single national database of code officials, engineers and other skilled volunteers to respond in the event of a future disaster.

This ICC-ES program verifies product manufacturers’ marketing claims through an objective and impartial process developed by North America’s leading product evaluation service provider.

The conference features expert speakers, education sessions and networking opportunities for building safety professionals.

The legislation promotes the adoption and implementation of modern building codes as a powerful disaster mitigation strategy.

The International Code Council hearings in April are the first chance to publicly review proposed code changes and provide feedback for the 2021 I-Codes.

Episode 2 talks with Beth Tubbs, a senior staff engineer with the International Code Council Codes and Standards Development department.

This section implies that all walls that require waterproofing shall be constructed of concrete or masonry and shall be of structural integrity to withstand hydrostatic pressure and lateral loads.

Applications are due by Wednesday, January 31.

ICC-sponsored sessions provide opportunities for participants to network and learn about the latest trends and technologies in the building industry.