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The 2023 BC Building Code public review is open for the next 4 weeks. The move towards harmonization with the model national code and establishing national leadership with BC specific

In June 2021, the provincial government passed the Accessible BC Act in an effort increase accessibility in BC and remove barriers for persons with disabilities. Local governments are among over 750 public

Join Karyn Ferguson, Manager, Member Education and Committee Services, and Brook Hatton, Technical Oversight Specialist with CSA Group as they present on the topic of standards development foundations and the certification

The BC Building Code revisions effective May 1, 2023, have now been consolidated within the online content. To view the consolidated content online go to: www.bcpublications.ca. Where can I view

Effective May 1, 2023, the BC Building Code (the Code) will require 20% better energy efficiency for most new buildings throughout the province. The Zero Carbon Step Code, which has

In this course, Building Officials will become familiar with operations and processes when inspecting air and ground source heat pumps. Provider: Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada (HRAI)

Introducing the Zero Carbon Step Code PowerPoint Deck During the last Energy Step Code Council meeting on Mon Feb 13th, 2023, the Province revealed a first communications primer on the new

The Building Officials’ Association of BC (BOABC) is collaborating with the Canadian Automatic Sprinkler Association (CASA) once again to offer a series of educational seminars in 2023.  The seminars will

Presentation Topic: Mass Timber Construction and the BC Building Code Please Note: This is a pre-recorded presentation CPD Eligibility: 1.5 points – Category A4 Registration Fee: No Charge Presentation Link: Mass Timber

Starting April 1, 2023, BOABC members will begin to pay service fees on any transaction involving credit cards and other online payments. For more information, please read the 2023 Payment

These building code changes enable 20% better energy efficiency and provide an opt-in Zero Carbon Step Code (formerly known as the Carbon Pollution Standard), and were signed by the Minister

Description: An Energy Advisor (EA) conducts energy audits to help British Columbian builders and homeowners solve their energy efficiency concerns, save money, and possibly have a more comfortable, healthier home.