Is Your Plant Complying with IBC & IRC QC Building Code Requirements?

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Is Your Plant Complying with IBC & IRC QC Building Code Requirements?

• The approach that has been taken by the truss industry to comply with the building code requirements for the last fifty years still applies today.
• Special inspections may be required for a given constriction project.
• The International Accreditation Service (IAS) has developed an accreditation program for agencies providing the special inspections that are required for specific construction projects under Chapter 17 of IBC.
• The third party inspection agencies in our industry have IAS accreditation.

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2005 November

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Is Your Plant Complying with IBC & IRC QC Building Code Requirements?

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In Memoriam: J. Calvin Juriet

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Recordkeeping - Proper Training & Employee Training Records

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Controlling Sound