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FEMA & Building Codes: What It All Means
Each year when May comes around, Building Safety Month comes with it, allowing industry professionals, including fenestration, to emphasize the importance of building codes to reduce building vulnerabilities. This year, the International Code Council (ICC) laid out a week-by-week plan … Continue reading
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Tagged Angela Gladwell, building codes, Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant program, Building Safety Month, Building Science Branch, building vulnerabilities, Edward Laatsch, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), fenestration, Hazard Mitigation Assistance, ICC Fire and Disaster Mitigation, industry professionals, International Code Council (ICC), John Ingargiola, Jonathan Westcott, Karl Fippinger, White House proclamation
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The 2021 ICC Annual Conference and Hearings Begin this Saturday
The International Code Council (ICC) is set to host its Annual Conference and Public Comment Hearings at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh from September 19 – 26. The event will gather professionals from across the building safety … Continue reading
Code Council Opens Applications for its IECC Development Committees
The International Code Council (ICC) has issued a call for committees to work on the development of its 2024 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC). Under the ICC’s new framework, the IECC will be developed by the combined efforts of a … Continue reading
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Tagged 2024 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), builders, call for committees, Code Council’s Consensus Procedures, Commercial Energy Code Consensus Committee, consumers, government regulators, insurance, International Code Council (ICC), manufacturers, market-readiness, public segments, recommending changes, Residential Energy Code Consensus Committee, standards promulgators/testing laboratories, technologies, users, utilities
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