Synopsis:
\nThis is an interactive course designed to provide a practical process to consistently review plans. A code official who is a national expert in solar plan review facilitates as participants learn how to evaluate a plan for compliance\, with an emphasis on identif ying the errors most frequently encountered in the plan review and in the field inspection. Each participant is given a solar plan for learning.
\nAfter completing this training\, you will be able to evaluate a compl ete solar permit package to ensure it is compliant with building\, fire an d electrical codes relevant to your jurisdiction\, if you are given a site plan\, electrical diagram\, manufacturers’ specification sheets and insta llation instructions.
\nCEUs from IAE I and ICC are available. This class is taught by an ICC Preferred Provide r.
\nInstr uctor:
\nPete Jackson is currently the chief electrical inspector for the city of Bakersfield\, California. Following college\, he served a four year apprenticeship as an inside wire man through the Kern County JATC\, attaining the status of journeyman wire man in 1984. Pete was co-owner of an electrical contracting firm for ten y ears prior to joining the Bakersfield Building Department in 2005. Pete ho lds five electrical inspector certifications through the IAEI and ICC. He instructed apprentice and journeyman electricians through the Kern County JATC for seven years. Pete holds memberships in IAEI\, NFPA\, ICC\, IBEW a nd serves as an AHJ representative on over twenty Standards Technical Pane ls for Underwriters Laboratories. He represents the IAEI as principle memb er of NEC Code Making Panel 8. Pete was a member of the committees that developed and updated the California Solar Permitting Guid ebook.
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| \n COST (handouts\, snacks\, refreshments) \nLunch is included in the registration fee \n | \n\n||
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\n Member \n | \n\n Non-Member \n | \n\n Early registration\n | \n\n $40.00 \n\n | \n $40.00 \n | \n<
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| \n Late regis tration (1 week before seminar) \n | \n\n $40.00 \n | \n\n $40.00 \n | \n
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This special registrati on fee is courtesy of this class being part of STEP (Solar Training and Ed ucation
\nfor Professionals)\, a federal program under the U.S. Department of E nergy SunShot
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Registration is required at www.iccpeninsula.org. Registration questions\,
email Christy Manzeck at:
This is an interactive c ourse designed to provide a practical process to consistently review plans . A code official who is a national expert in solar plan review facilitate s as participants learn how to evaluate a plan for compliance\, with an em phasis on identifying the errors most frequently encountered in the plan r eview and in the field inspection. Each participant is given a solar plan for learning.
\nAfter completing this training\, you will be able to evaluate a complete solar permit package to ensure it is compliant with b uilding\, fire and electrical codes relevant to your jurisdiction\, if you are given a site plan\, electrical diagram\, manufacturers’ specification sheets and installation instructions.
\nCEUs from IAEI and ICC are available. This class is taught by an ICC Preferred Provider.
\nInstructor:
\nPete Jac kson is currently the chief electrical inspector for the city of Bakersfie ld\, California. Following college\, he served a four year apprenticeship as an inside wireman through the Kern County JATC\, attaining the status o f journeyman wireman in 1984. Pete was co-owner of an electrical contracti ng firm for ten years prior to joining the Bakersfield Building Department in 2005. Pete holds five electrical inspector certifications through the IAEI and ICC. He instructed apprentice and journeyman electricians through the Kern County JATC for seven years. Pete holds memberships in IAEI\, NF PA\, ICC\, IBEW and serves as an AHJ representative on over twenty Standar ds Technical Panels for Underwriters Laboratories. He represents the IAEI as principle member of NEC Code Making Panel 8. Pete was a member of the committees that developed and updated the California Sola r Permitting Guidebook.
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| \n COST (handouts\, snacks\, refreshments) \nLunch is included in the registration fee \n | \n||
| \n \n | \n\n Member\n | \n\n Non-Member \n | \n
| \n Ear ly registration \n | \n\n $40.00 \n | \n\n $40 .00 \n | \n
| \n Late registration (1 week before seminar) \n | \n\n $40.00 \n | \n\n $40.00 \n | \n
\n
This s pecial registration fee is courtesy of this class being part of STEP (Sola r Training and Education
\nfor Professionals)\, a federal program under the U.S . Department of Energy SunShot
\nRegistration is required at www.iccpenins
ula.org. Registr
ation questions\, email Christy Manzeck at: