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PLEASE ENSURE YOUR REGISTRATION GOES TO THE RIGHT PLACE… THE MABOI MAILING ADDRESS IN MARYLAND HEIGHTS AND NOT ST. PETERS. BELOW ARE FORMS WITH THE APPROPRIATE ADDRESS:
PLEASE ENSURE YOUR REGISTRATION GOES TO THE RIGHT PLACE… THE MABOI MAILING ADDRESS IN MARYLAND HEIGHTS AND NOT ST. PETERS. BELOW ARE FORMS WITH THE APPROPRIATE ADDRESS:
PLEASE ENSURE YOUR REGISTRATION GOES TO THE RIGHT PLACE… THE MABOI MAILING ADDRESS IN MARYLAND HEIGHTS AND NOT ST. PETERS. BELOW ARE FORMS WITH THE APPROPRIATE ADDRESS:
The members of the MABOI Board of Directors are pleased to announce all of the details of the 50th annual MABOI fall conference below. We hope that you take advantage of the educational and networking opportunities and hope to see you all there!
This class will provide inspectors with the non-technical
knowledge and soft skills for communicating with others to obtain compliance
with applicable code requirements. The discussion
will include professional appearances, communications and customer service.
Legal aspects of the code enforcement will be discussed as well as ethics in
government. Class discussions and case studies will be reviewed to support the
skills learned in this session.
Friday Full Day
IRC Plan Review to Field Inspections Day 1 of 2 – Russell Thornburg
A moderately-paced course that provides an in-depth view of
the IRC, chapters 1 – 10 & 44 dealing with many facets and issues. Catch major and minor code items that will
help improve the plan review to field inspections processes. Administration rules, definitions, fire and
life safety aspects, soil conditions & excavation, footing size and
strength, placement of concrete, slab-on-grade, reinforcing steel, anchorage,
retaining walls, light conventional wood-frame construction, load paths,
notching and boring, girders and headers, connections and brace walls, and roofing provisions of rafters and roof
truss will be covered. This course is
applicable to all aspects of the design/construction/regulatory community,
including contractors and design professionals.
Commercial Building Inspections Day 1 of 2 – Stephen L. Thomas
This full-day class is
designed for residential inspectors that are moving into the area of commercial
inspections. The class will briefly discuss the preparation and tools needed to
conduct an inspection and the interaction between the inspector and contractor.
The majority of the class will focus on the technique and technical aspects of
commercial building inspections. Subjects discussed in the class will include
foundations, wood framing, light-gauge steel framing, fire-resistive rated
construction, means of egress and accessibility.
Saturday Full Day
IRC Plan Review to Field Inspections Day 2 of 2- Russell Thornburg
A moderately-paced course that provides an in-depth view of
the IRC, chapters 1 – 10 & 44 dealing with many facets and issues. Catch major and minor code items that will
help improve the plan review to field inspections processes. Administration rules, definitions, fire and
life safety aspects, soil conditions & excavation, footing size and
strength, placement of concrete, slab-on-grade, reinforcing steel, anchorage,
retaining walls, light conventional wood-frame construction, load paths,
notching and boring, girders and headers, connections and brace walls, and roofing provisions of rafters and roof
truss will be covered. This course is
applicable to all aspects of the design/construction/regulatory community,
including contractors and design professionals.
Commercial Plan Review – Day 2 of 2 Stephen L. Thomas
Explains the process of conducting a plan review for
small/medium sized commercial projects. It will cover the Building,
Plumbing, Mechanical and Electrical requirements for commercial projects.
The first day will focus on the building code portion of reviews based on the
International Building Code. The Second day will focus on the plumbing,
mechanical and electrical portion of the review. The class will provide
students with formats, process, and
understanding of how to conduct a commercial plan review.
Instructor Biographies
Russell Thornburg
With over 31 years of experience, Russell Thornburg brings
to the classroom first-hand knowledge of many aspects of the building industry
from the basics of home ownership, to general contracting, to field inspection
and plans examiner. For more than twenty
years, he was self-employed as a licensed general contractor and has over 17 years of experience working for
municipalities in the state of Minnesota and Kansas. During this time, he began teaching Building
Inspection Technology programs for Minnesota State Colleges and Universities,
as well as Continuing Education Seminars from around the country and ICC
chapters. After a short stint serving as
Program Manager for Johnson County Contractor Licensing of KS he has returned
to Texas and now writes and develops code
seminars and presents these programs for various organizations,
including municipalities, institutes, ICC chapters, Home Builders Associations,
and industries throughout the United States.
STEPHEN L. THOMAS, CBO President, Colorado Code Consulting, LLC
Mr. Thomas has nearly forty years of experience in working
with building codes including plan reviews, inspections, and administration. His firm provides building code consulting
services for governmental agencies and architectural firms, as well as
educational seminars on building codes.
Starting a building code-consulting firm in 1999, he has served as the
contract Building Official for several local jurisdictions in Colorado. Mr. Thomas has also served on several ICBO
and ICC committees including the ICC Means of Egress Code Development
Committee. He currently serves on the ICC Codes & Standards Committee. He
is also the author of the book, Building Code Basics, based on the 2009 &
2012 IBC, and Building Code Essentials based on the 2015 and 2018 IBC, all
available from ICC. He has presented building code classes for the last 35
years and provides an interesting and engaging look at building codes.
Lodging
This year we will be heading back to the Chateau on the Lake Resort
Lodging Is Not Included in the Conference Fees – Please Pay Separately
Please schedule reservations by calling Chateau Resort at 1-888-333-5253 MABOI’s Room Rates for the event: $119 per night Not Including Taxes (single & double occupancy rate)
Please note that the resort has indicated to us that this is a busy time of year for them and suggests to register as soon as possible
Conference Fees
Active Member Conference Fee $250
Retired Member Conference Fee $75
Companion Fees: 13 years and older $75, 3-12 years $50, 2 years and under FREE
Includes admission to seminars, Friday breakfast, lunch, & dinner, Saturday breakfast, lunch & banquet dinner, and Sunday Brunch
