Please join us for a Lunch & Learn Webinar on the updated BOABC Step Code Handbook for Building Officials. Since the original version of the Handbook was first developed in 2019,
The Association is pleased to offer the Plumbing Level 1 Course this fall. Please note that the Level 1 plumbing exam fee is separate and not included in this offering.
Effective August 27, 2024, the BC Building Code allows for the design and construction of new residential multi-family buildings with a single exit stair. This is a 90-minute webinar hosted
Register now for our upcoming Builder Forum Series webinar to explore Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) and its intersection with BC Step Codes. Small Housing BC will provide an introductory presentation on
This online training is designed for builders, inspectors, and industry professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs). It covers ICF fundamentals, energy code compliance, installation techniques,
Course Description: Matheus Alfred-Olmedo and Luke Dolan of Capital Home Energy present key strategies for designing and constructing Part 9 buildings that comply with Step 4 & EL-3 of the
This course highlights the differences between modular and conventional building processes and provides an overview of the CSA Group standards that are applicable to modular construction. This course update has
In accordance with the Association’s Administrative Agreement with the Province, all qualified officials must complete code update training to maintain their qualifications. The requirement to complete code update training applies
CASA will once again be offering a series of Live Virtual Educational Seminars in 2025. The seminars will review a series of Fire Sprinkler / Fire Protection related subjects in
Interested in building science and not sure where to start? Want to advance your knowledge base and onboard teammates or trades? Building Knowledge Canada believes strongly in the value of
Staff from the Building and Safety Standards Branch made members aware of changes to the national code development system through previous presentations at Association zone meetings and conferences. The Canadian
