BI 201 – Code Administration in Washington

Course Overview: This course is designed to introduce the essential elements of inspection in ensuring safety in the built environment, often taking place periodically throughout the life of a building. Inspections may be provided by local governments, state agencies, industry organizations, or private entities. Prerequisites: COAP Year 1 or Dual Enrollment

BI 202 – Public Policy and Regulations

Course Overview: This course is designed to help further develop inspector “soft skills” while remaining within the lines of public policy and regulation. These “soft skills” are important for those employed in public service such as Permit Technicians, Building Inspectors, and Plans Examiners. Conduct research, analyze data and clearly report results related to code requirements, materials and methods of construction. Prerequisites: BI 201

BI 203 – Building Inspector

Course Overview: This course is designed to introduce basic knowledge and understanding of the International Building Codes administered at the local level by Permit Technicians, Building Inspectors, and Plans Examiners. Some topics covered will be on doors, windows, insulation, and energy credits in the following areas: occupancies, allowable area and stories, types of construction, fire resistance, fire protection systems, means of egress, and accessibility. Prerequisites: BI 201 and BI 202

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