2018 03 12 NonRes PEBI Watsonville
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20180312T083000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20180312T163000 SUMMARY:2016 Energy Code Nonresidential Standards URL:https://iccmontereybay.org/index.php/calendar/23-default/26-training/27 2-2016-energy-code-nonresidential-standards X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:2018 03 12 NonRes PEBI Wa tsonville
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20170216T183000UTC-eb7f1e@http://www.iccmontereybay.org/ DTSTAMP:20260423T174417Z CATEGORIES:Meetings DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20170216T103000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20170216T113000 RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;UNTIL=20201231T080000Z;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;BYSETPOS=3 SUMMARY:ICC Monterey Bay Chapter meeting URL:https://iccmontereybay.org/index.php/calendar/23-default/24-meetings/19 3-icc-monterey-bay-chapter-meeting END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20180320T150000UTC-2266ed@http://www.iccmontereybay.org/ DTSTAMP:20260423T174417Z CATEGORIES:Training DESCRIPTION:| \n Tuesday\, March 20th\, 2018 \n\n | \n\n City of Watsonville Civic Center \n4th Floor\, 275 Main Street \nWats onville\, CA 95076 \n(Parking in adjacent parking gar age) \n | \n
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< strong>Class Synopsis:
\nLearn about energy storage sy stems and their integration with photovoltaic (PV) systems or use as a sta nd-alone system. How are these products tested? What standards apply? What are the current related code development activities\, and how can you par ticipate? Information will be provided on the latest research\, codes\, a nd standards development. The specific code requirements in the Electrica l\, Fire\, and Residential codes will be discussed. Be prepared for the n ew requirements in the California codes that become effective July 1s t for these products. AB 546\, a new California bill that aims to s treamline permitting processes for energy storage\, will also be discussed \, as well as tools currently available to assist in plan checking and ins pections.
\nLUIHSW units are available as Learning Units for AIA. This class is taught by an ICC Preferred Provi der.
\nInstructor John Taecker has worked for UL for over 30 years. He has a BS in Mechanical Engineeri ng from Cal Poly\, San Luis Obispo\, and is a California Registered Profes sional Engineer in Safety Engineering. He serves on various building\, mec hanical\, plumbing and electrical model code development committees\, and actively participates in all levels of the code development process for IC C and IAPMO. He is a nationally recognized speaker on electrical\, buildin g\, mechanical\, and plumbing products and installations. He serves on the IAEI Southwestern Section Board of Directors and is an Inspector Member o f the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI)\, and a Pr ofessional Member of the International Code Council (ICC) and the Internat ional Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO).
\nMike Stone is the NEMA West Co ast Field Representative since August 2012. He is the alternate member rep resenting NEMA on Code Making Panel 1 for the 2017 National Electrical Cod e. He also serves as Vice Chair of the Plumbing\, Electrical\, Mechanical and Energy Code Advisory Committee for the CA Building Standards Commissio n. Prior to his tenure with NEMA\, he worked for over 25 years in Californ ia building departments at the County of Monterey and the Cities of Monter ey\, Salinas and\, most recently\, as Building Official for the City of Wa tsonville. He holds seven ICC Certifications and is a Certified Access Spe cialist (CASp). He has taught code classes at several CA Community College s and has been an IBEW electrical apprenticeship instructor. Mike is a mem ber of ICC\, IAEI\, IBEW and NFPA\, and is a Certified General Electrician in the State of California.
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COST (handouts\, snacks\, refreshments)
\n\n
\n
Member
\nNon-Member
\nEarly registration
\n$50
\n$60
\nLate registration (1 week b efore seminar)
\n$60
\n$70
\n\n
Registration i s required.
\nPlease RESERVE YOUR SPACE BY noon on Friday March 16th
\nEnergy Storage Systems – ½ day seminar
\nTuesday\, March 20t h\, 2018
\n\nCity of Watsonville Civic Center
\n4th Floor\, 275 Main Street
\nWatsonville\, CA 95076
\n(Parking in adj acent parking garage)
\n\n
Class S ynopsis:
\nLearn about energy storage systems and their integration with photovoltaic (PV) system s or use as a stand-alone system. How are these products tested? What stan dards apply? What are the current related code development activities\, an d how can you participate? Information will be provided on the latest res earch\, codes\, and standards development. The specific code requirements in the Electrical\, Fire\, and Residential codes will be discussed. Be p repared for the new requirements in the California codes that become effec tive July 1st for these products. AB 546\, a new California bi ll that aims to streamline permitting processes for energy storage\, will also be discussed\, as well as tools currently available to assist in plan checking and inspections.
\nLUIHSW uni ts are available as Learning Units for AIA. This class is taught by an IC C Preferred Provider.
\nInstructor Joh n Taecker has worked for UL for over 30 years. He has a BS in Mec hanical Engineering from Cal Poly\, San Luis Obispo\, and is a California Registered Professional Engineer in Safety Engineering. He serves on vario us building\, mechanical\, plumbing and electrical model code development committees\, and actively participates in all levels of the code developme nt process for ICC and IAPMO. He is a nationally recognized speaker on ele ctrical\, building\, mechanical\, and plumbing products and installations. He serves on the IAEI Southwestern Section Board of Directors and is an I nspector Member of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI)\, and a Professional Member of the International Code Council (ICC) and the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (I APMO).
\nMike Stone is the NEMA West Coast Field Representative since August 2012. He is the alt ernate member representing NEMA on Code Making Panel 1 for the 2017 Nation al Electrical Code. He also serves as Vice Chair of the Plumbing\, Electri cal\, Mechanical and Energy Code Advisory Committee for the CA Building St andards Commission. Prior to his tenure with NEMA\, he worked for over 25 years in California building departments at the County of Monterey and the Cities of Monterey\, Salinas and\, most recently\, as Building Official f or the City of Watsonville. He holds seven ICC Certifications and is a Cer tified Access Specialist (CASp). He has taught code classes at several CA Community Colleges and has been an IBEW electrical apprenticeship instruct or. Mike is a member of ICC\, IAEI\, IBEW and NFPA\, and is a Certified Ge neral Electrician in the State of California.
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| \n \n |
\n\n Member \n | \n\n Non-Member \n | \n
| \n Early registratio n \n | \n\n $50 \n\n | \n $60 \n | \n
| \n Late registra tion (1 week before seminar) \n | \n\n $60 \n | \n\n $70 \n | \n
\n
Registration is required.
\nPlease RESERVE YOUR SPACE BY noon on Friday March 16th
\n| \n Tuesday\, March 20th\, 2018 \n\n | \n\n City of Watsonville Civic Center \n4th F loor\, 275 Main Street \nWatsonville\, CA 95076 \n(Parking in adjacent parking garage) \n | \n
\n
Class Synopsis:
\nLearn about energy storage sy stems and their integration with photovoltaic (PV) systems or use as a sta nd-alone system. How are these products tested? What standards apply? What are the current related code development activities\, and how can you par ticipate? Information will be provided on the latest research\, codes\, a nd standards development. The specific code requirements in the Electrica l\, Fire\, and Residential codes will be discussed. Be prepared for the n ew requirements in the California codes that become effective July 1s t for these products. AB 546\, a new California bill that aims to s treamline permitting processes for energy storage\, will also be discussed \, as well as tools currently available to assist in plan checking and ins pections.
\nLUIHSW units are available as Learning Units for AIA. This class is taught by an ICC Preferred Provi der.
\nInstructor
Mike Stone is the NEMA West Coast Field Representative since August 2012. He is the alternate member representing NEMA on Code Making Panel 1 for the 2017 National Electrical Code. He also serves as Vice Chair of the Plumbing\, Electrical\, Mechanical and Energy Code Advisory Committee for the CA Buil ding Standards Commission. Prior to his tenure with NEMA\, he worked for o ver 25 years in California building departments at the County of Monterey and the Cities of Monterey\, Salinas and\, most recently\, as Building Off icial for the City of Watsonville. He holds seven ICC Certifications and i s a Certified Access Specialist (CASp). He has taught code classes at seve ral CA Community Colleges and has been an IBEW electrical apprenticeship i nstructor. Mike is a member of ICC\, IAEI\, IBEW and NFPA\, and is a Certi fied General Electrician in the State of California.
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| \n
COST (handouts\, snacks\, refreshments) \n\n | \n||
| \n
\n | \n\n Member \n | \n\n Non-Member \n | \n
| \n Early registration \n | \n\n
$50 \n | \n\n $60 \n | \n
| \n Late registration (1 week before seminar) \n\n | \n $60 \n | \n<
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Registrati on is required.
\nPlease RESERVE YOUR SPACE BY noon on Friday M arch 16th
\nEnergy Storage Systems – ½ day seminar
\nTuesday\, March 20t h\, 2018
\n\nCity of Watsonville Civic Center
\n4th Floor\, 275 Main Street
\nWatsonville \, CA 95076
\n(Parking in adjacent parking garage)
\n\n
Class Synopsis:
\nLearn about energy storage systems and their integration with photovoltaic (PV) system s or use as a stand-alone system. How are these products tested? What stan dards apply? What are the current related code development activities\, an d how can you participate? Information will be provided on the latest res earch\, codes\, and standards development. The specific code requirements in the Electrical\, Fire\, and Residential codes will be discussed. Be p repared for the new requirements in the California codes that become effec tive July 1st for these products. AB 546\, a new California bi ll that aims to streamline permitting processes for energy storage\, will also be discussed\, as well as tools currently available to assist in plan checking and inspections.
\nLUIHSW uni ts are available as Learning Units for AIA. This class is taught by an IC C Preferred Provider.
\nInstruc tor John Taecker has worked for UL for over 30 y ears. He has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Cal Poly\, San Luis Obisp o\, and is a California Registered Professional Engineer in Safety Enginee ring. He serves on various building\, mechanical\, plumbing and electrical model code development committees\, and actively participates in all leve ls of the code development process for ICC and IAPMO. He is a nationally r ecognized speaker on electrical\, building\, mechanical\, and plumbing pro ducts and installations. He serves on the IAEI Southwestern Section Board of Directors and is an Inspector Member of the International Association o f Electrical Inspectors (IAEI)\, and a Professional Member of the Internat ional Code Council (ICC) and the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO).
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| \n COST (handouts\, snacks\, refreshm ents) \n\n | \n||
| \n \n | \n\n Member \n | \n
\n Non-Member \n | \n
| \n Early registration \n | \n\n $50 \n | \n\n $60 \n | \n
| \n Late registration (1 week before se minar) \n | \n\n $60 \n | \n\n $70< /p>\n | \n
\n
Registration is required.
\nPlease RESERVE YOUR SPACE BY noon on Friday March 16th
\n| \n Wednesday\, March 21st\, 2018< /strong> \n\n | \n\n Pleasanton Veterans Memorial Building \n301 Main Street\, Pleasanton\, CA 94566 \n | \n
\n
Class Synopsis:
\nLearn about energy storage sy stems and their integration with photovoltaic (PV) systems or use as a sta nd-alone system. How are these products tested? What standards apply? What are the current related code development activities\, and how can you par ticipate? Information will be provided on the latest research\, codes\, a nd standards development. The specific code requirements in the Electrica l\, Fire\, and Residential codes will be discussed. Be prepared for the n ew requirements in the California codes that become effective July 1s t for these products. AB 546\, a new California bill that aims to s treamline permitting processes for energy storage\, will also be discussed \, as well as tools currently available to assist in plan checking and ins pections.
\nLUIHSW units are available as Learning Units for AIA. This class is taught by an ICC Preferred Provi der.
\nInstructor
Mike Stone is the NEMA West Coast Field Representative since August 2012. He is the alternate member representing NEMA on Code Making Panel 1 for the 2017 National Electrical Code. He also serves as Vice Chair of the Plumbing\, Electrical\, Mechanical and Energy Code Advisory Committee for the CA Buil ding Standards Commission. Prior to his tenure with NEMA\, he worked for o ver 25 years in California building departments at the County of Monterey and the Cities of Monterey\, Salinas and\, most recently\, as Building Off icial for the City of Watsonville. He holds seven ICC Certifications and i s a Certified Access Specialist (CASp). He has taught code classes at seve ral CA Community Colleges and has been an IBEW electrical apprenticeship i nstructor. Mike is a member of ICC\, IAEI\, IBEW and NFPA\, and is a Certi fied General Electrician in the State of California.
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| \n
COST (handouts\, snacks\, refreshments) \n\n | \n||
| \n
\n | \n\n Member \n | \n\n Non-Member \n | \n
| \n Early registration \n | \n\n
$50 \n | \n\n $60 \n | \n
| \n Late registration (1 week before seminar) \n\n | \n $60 \n | \n<
td valign='bottom' width='144'>\n|
\n
Registrati on is required.
\nPlease RESERVE YOUR SPACE BY noon on Friday M arch 16th
\nEnergy Storage Systems – ½ day seminar
\nWednesday\, March 21st\, 2018
\n\nPleasanton Veterans Memorial Building< /strong>
\n301 Main Street\, Pleasanton\, CA 94566
\n\n
Class Synopsis:
\nLearn about energy storage systems and their integration with photovoltaic (PV) system s or use as a stand-alone system. How are these products tested? What stan dards apply? What are the current related code development activities\, an d how can you participate? Information will be provided on the latest res earch\, codes\, and standards development. The specific code requirements in the Electrical\, Fire\, and Residential codes will be discussed. Be p repared for the new requirements in the California codes that become effec tive July 1st for these products. AB 546\, a new California bi ll that aims to streamline permitting processes for energy storage\, will also be discussed\, as well as tools currently available to assist in plan checking and inspections.
\nLUIHSW uni ts are available as Learning Units for AIA. This class is taught by an IC C Preferred Provider.
\nInstruc tor John Taecker has worked for UL for over 30 y ears. He has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Cal Poly\, San Luis Obisp o\, and is a California Registered Professional Engineer in Safety Enginee ring. He serves on various building\, mechanical\, plumbing and electrical model code development committees\, and actively participates in all leve ls of the code development process for ICC and IAPMO. He is a nationally r ecognized speaker on electrical\, building\, mechanical\, and plumbing pro ducts and installations. He serves on the IAEI Southwestern Section Board of Directors and is an Inspector Member of the International Association o f Electrical Inspectors (IAEI)\, and a Professional Member of the Internat ional Code Council (ICC) and the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO).
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| \n COST (handouts\, snacks\, refreshm ents) \n\n | \n||
| \n \n | \n\n Member \n | \n
\n Non-Member \n | \n
| \n Early registration \n | \n\n $50 \n | \n\n $60 \n | \n
| \n Late registration (1 week before se minar) \n | \n\n $60 \n | \n\n $70< /p>\n | \n
\n
Registration is required.
\nPlease RESERVE YOUR SPACE BY noon on Friday March 16th
\n| \n Wednesday\, March 21st\, 2018< /strong> \n\n | \n\n Pleas anton Veterans Memorial Building \n301 Main Street\, Pleasanton\, CA 94566 \n | \n
\n
Class Synopsis:
\nLearn about energy storage systems and their integrat ion with photovoltaic (PV) systems or use as a stand-alone system. How are these products tested? What standards apply? What are the current related code development activities\, and how can you participate? Information w ill be provided on the latest research\, codes\, and standards development . The specific code requirements in the Electrical\, Fire\, and Residenti al codes will be discussed. Be prepared for the new requirements in the C alifornia codes that become effective July 1st for these produc ts. AB 546\, a new California bill that aims to streamline permitting pro cesses for energy storage\, will also be discussed\, as well as tools curr ently available to assist in plan checking and inspections.
\nLUIHSW units are available as Learning Units for AI A. This class is taught by an ICC Preferred Provider.
\nInstructor John Taecker has worked for UL for over 30 years. He has a BS in Mechanical Engineeri ng from Cal Poly\, San Luis Obispo\, and is a California Registered Profes sional Engineer in Safety Engineering. He serves on various building\, mec hanical\, plumbing and electrical model code development committees\, and actively participates in all levels of the code development process for IC C and IAPMO. He is a nationally recognized speaker on electrical\, buildin g\, mechanical\, and plumbing products and installations. He serves on the IAEI Southwestern Section Board of Directors and is an Inspector Member o f the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI)\, and a Pr ofessional Member of the International Code Council (ICC) and the Internat ional Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO).
\nMike Stone is the NEMA West Co ast Field Representative since August 2012. He is the alternate member rep resenting NEMA on Code Making Panel 1 for the 2017 National Electrical Cod e. He also serves as Vice Chair of the Plumbing\, Electrical\, Mechanical and Energy Code Advisory Committee for the CA Building Standards Commissio n. Prior to his tenure with NEMA\, he worked for over 25 years in Californ ia building departments at the County of Monterey and the Cities of Monter ey\, Salinas and\, most recently\, as Building Official for the City of Wa tsonville. He holds seven ICC Certifications and is a Certified Access Spe cialist (CASp). He has taught code classes at several CA Community College s and has been an IBEW electrical apprenticeship instructor. Mike is a mem ber of ICC\, IAEI\, IBEW and NFPA\, and is a Certified General Electrician in the State of California.
\n\n< table border='1' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0' align='center'>\n \n
COST (handouts\, snacks\, refreshments)
\n\n
\n
Member
\nNon-Member
\nEarly regi stration
\n$50< /p>\n
$60
\nLate r egistration (1 week before seminar)
\n$60
\n$70
\n\n
Registration is required.
\n< strong>Please RESERVE YOUR SPACE BY noon on Friday March 16th
\nEnergy Storage Systems – ½ day seminar
\nWednesday\, March 21st\, 2018
\n\nPleasanton Veterans Memorial Building
\n301 Main Street\, Pleasanton\, CA 94566
\n\n
Class Synopsis:
\nLearn about energy storage systems a nd their integration with photovoltaic (PV) systems or use as a stand-alon e system. How are these products tested? What standards apply? What are th e current related code development activities\, and how can you participat e? Information will be provided on the latest research\, codes\, and stan dards development. The specific code requirements in the Electrical\, Fir e\, and Residential codes will be discussed. Be prepared for the new requ irements in the California codes that become effective July 1st for these products. AB 546\, a new California bill that aims to streamli ne permitting processes for energy storage\, will also be discussed\, as w ell as tools currently available to assist in plan checking and inspection s.
\nLUIHSW units are available as Lear ning Units for AIA. This class is taught by an ICC Preferred Provider.
\nInstructor Joh n Taecker has worked for UL for over 30 years. He has a BS in Mec hanical Engineering from Cal Poly\, San Luis Obispo\, and is a California Registered Professional Engineer in Safety Engineering. He serves on vario us building\, mechanical\, plumbing and electrical model code development committees\, and actively participates in all levels of the code developme nt process for ICC and IAPMO. He is a nationally recognized speaker on ele ctrical\, building\, mechanical\, and plumbing products and installations. He serves on the IAEI Southwestern Section Board of Directors and is an I nspector Member of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI)\, and a Professional Member of the International Code Council (ICC) and the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (I APMO).
\nMike Stone is the NEMA West Coast Field Representative since August 2012. He is the alt ernate member representing NEMA on Code Making Panel 1 for the 2017 Nation al Electrical Code. He also serves as Vice Chair of the Plumbing\, Electri cal\, Mechanical and Energy Code Advisory Committee for the CA Building St andards Commission. Prior to his tenure with NEMA\, he worked for over 25 years in California building departments at the County of Monterey and the Cities of Monterey\, Salinas and\, most recently\, as Building Official f or the City of Watsonville. He holds seven ICC Certifications and is a Cer tified Access Specialist (CASp). He has taught code classes at several CA Community Colleges and has been an IBEW electrical apprenticeship instruct or. Mike is a member of ICC\, IAEI\, IBEW and NFPA\, and is a Certified Ge neral Electrician in the State of California.
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| \n COST (handouts\, snacks\, refreshments) \n\n | \n||
| \n \n | \n\n Member \n | \n\n Non-Me mber \n | \n
| \n Early registration \n | \n\n $50 \n | \n\n $60 \n | \n
| \n Late registration (1 week before seminar) \n | \n\n $70 \n | \n|
\n
Registration is r equired.
\nPlease RESERVE YOUR SPACE BY noon on Friday March 16 th
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