MUBEC Training Offerings:
Recertification credits available at
Maine Code Enforcement Training and Certification Program
Building Code Basic Training
May 23, May 24, May 31
June 6, June 7 (day), June 7 (late aftn)
2013 International Code Council's Annual Conference,
Group B Public Comment Hearing and Expo
Annual Conference and Expo: September 29 – October 2, 2013
Group B Public Comment Hearing: October 2 – October 10, 2013
Atlantic City Convention Center, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Job Ad - Commercial Code Enforcement Officer/Fire Inspector
Town of Scarborough
MBOIA's 4th Annual Maine Code Conference - ATTENDEE PACKET
The Maine Building Officials & Inspectors Association's 2013 Maine Code Conference will be held at the Sebasco Harbor Resort, Sebasco Estates, Maine on May 20-21. .
47th Annual New England Municipal Building Officials Seminar
Murray D. Lincoln Campus Center
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
OCTOBER 7-9, 2013
SPONSORED BY
New England Building Officials Education Association
If you are interested in being a speaker or an exhibitor, please email John Willnauer at Neboea2@aol.com.
Visit our website for additional information as it becomes available.
FYI:
Newsletter of the Maine Building Officials and Inspectors Association
Code of Honor Scholarship coming soon
ICC, NFPA Create Coalition to Advance Public Safety in the Built Environment
The International Code Council and the National Fire Protection Association Launch the Coalition for Current Safety Codes
The and the announced the formation of the Coalition for Current Safety Codes (CCSC). The coalition will advance public safety in the built environment by advocating states and municipal jurisdictions adopt current building, fire prevention, sustainable, electrical and life safety codes.
ICC and NFPA will seek broad participation in the coalition from other SDOs, the construction and insurance industries, government and the private sector to raise awareness about the importance of and steps needed to provide up to date buildings where people live, work, play and go to school. The two associations are coming together to co-chair the coalition because of a mutual commitment to public safety and in an effort to create even broader support for the adoption of modern codes and standards.
Please consider joining the Coalition for Current Safety Codes (CCSC) by visiting the new website:
The handout from the presentation at the September meeting is being made available if you need a copy.
New MBOIA logo:
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