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Advanced 2007 Florida Building Code:
Occupancy, Construction Types, & Egress
2 contact hours
A required advanced building code class meeting the needs of
architects and interior designers in the state of Florida.
This class has been updated to include the changes in the
2007 code. The class is based on the fundamental
understanding of reading The Florida Building Code and
researching which codes will apply to your project. It begins
with selecting the correct Occupancy, Calculating the correct
number of occupants, figuring the number and size of the
exits required, as well as other minimum requirements for
egress.
Occupancy, Construction Types, & Egress
2 contact hours
A required advanced building code class meeting the needs of
architects and interior designers in the state of Florida.
This class has been updated to include the changes in the
2007 code. The class is based on the fundamental
understanding of reading The Florida Building Code and
researching which codes will apply to your project. It begins
with selecting the correct Occupancy, Calculating the correct
number of occupants, figuring the number and size of the
exits required, as well as other minimum requirements for
egress.
The New ADA Guidelines: What You Need To
Know! 2 contact hours
The focus for this class is on ADA Guidelines and ANSI A117.1
for building interiors. This class covers the changes that
were made with the Revision of the Americans With
Disabilities Act, July 2004 and compares it to the ANSI
documents that are part of the 2006 International Building
Code. It covers a brief history of accessible building codes
and the general building blocks needed for updated reach
ranges, restroom clearances, and signage. The new ADA
format is also reviewed and discussed along with the
inclusion of the Architectural Barriers Act. The class explains
which jurisdictions have already adopted the new ADA
guidelines, which rules can be used immediately without
adoption and which will have to wait for the adoption of the
building codes.
Know! 2 contact hours
The focus for this class is on ADA Guidelines and ANSI A117.1
for building interiors. This class covers the changes that
were made with the Revision of the Americans With
Disabilities Act, July 2004 and compares it to the ANSI
documents that are part of the 2006 International Building
Code. It covers a brief history of accessible building codes
and the general building blocks needed for updated reach
ranges, restroom clearances, and signage. The new ADA
format is also reviewed and discussed along with the
inclusion of the Architectural Barriers Act. The class explains
which jurisdictions have already adopted the new ADA
guidelines, which rules can be used immediately without
adoption and which will have to wait for the adoption of the
building codes.
Advanced Florida Building Code:
Chapter 11, Comparison to ANSI A117.1-03
2 contact hours
A required advanced building code class meeting the needs of
architects and interior designers in the state of Florida.
This class looks at Florida’s Accessibility Guidelines and
compares them to The New ADA/ABA Guidelines of 2004 and
IBC ‘06 ANSI A117.1-03. It includes a brief history of
accessibility codes and outlines the differences of the three
codes as well as the similarities of the three codes. For
designers working on government projects and out of state
projects, this is a clarification of the differences. The course
also points out which codes can now be used along with the
Florida code in preparation for Florida’s future. This class
covers only interior accessibility applications.
Chapter 11, Comparison to ANSI A117.1-03
2 contact hours
A required advanced building code class meeting the needs of
architects and interior designers in the state of Florida.
This class looks at Florida’s Accessibility Guidelines and
compares them to The New ADA/ABA Guidelines of 2004 and
IBC ‘06 ANSI A117.1-03. It includes a brief history of
accessibility codes and outlines the differences of the three
codes as well as the similarities of the three codes. For
designers working on government projects and out of state
projects, this is a clarification of the differences. The course
also points out which codes can now be used along with the
Florida code in preparation for Florida’s future. This class
covers only interior accessibility applications.
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