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Monday 08 September 2008 at 07:00 AM - Permit Technician Series - California Building Officials

Posted by: NCTPTC Admin Service Category: Training
When: Monday 08 September 2008 at 07:00 AM Ends: Tuesday 09 September 2008 at 05:00 PM
Location: City of Lincoln - Lincoln, CA
Registration begins each morning at 7:00 am. Please plan to arrive in time to be seated in class at 8:00 am. Lunch is provided to all registrants on the first day. Lunch will not be provide on the second day of training because it is a half-day course. Please note that the course ending times have changed. City of Lincoln Lincoln, CA Start Date 9/8/2008 Class Materials Cancelation Policy Cancellations received up to 7 days prior to the beginning of each session will be refunded, minus a 25% processing fee. Refund requests must be received in writing. Cancellations received less than 7 days prior to the beginning of the session will not be refunded, and registrants are responsible for full payment. No-shows will not be refunded and are responsible for full payment. Registration may be transferred to another session or another individual with prior authorization of CALBO staff. CALBO reserves the right to cancel a class for low enrollment. Registration may be transferred if class is cancelled. Full Registration for Members $220.00 Full Registration for Non-members $285.00 Full Day for Members $150.00 Full Day for Non-members $200.00 Half Day for Members $70.00 Half Day for Non-members $85.00 Permit Technician Series - Lincoln, CA 9/8/2008 Permit Technician 1 - All Day This full-day class replaces Counter Tech in California. Discussion will include topics such as the importance of counter people as the public’s first contact with the jurisdictions and how to provide the best level of customer service that fits both workload and staffing levels. Practical applications through an open forum and team exercises are conducted throughout the program. Attendees are encouraged to bring copies of their jurisdiction’s building permit handouts and forms in order to share during the group discussions. The classroom discussion will include: front-line job tasks, code requirements, forms, customer service and public contact skills, role playing, behavioral styles, communication, and telephone techniques. This course applies toward the Counter Technician and California Codes Credential. 9/9/2008 Permit Technician 2 - am This half-day class is directed toward the advanced counter technician. Discussion and exercises include: document submittal lists, basic plan review, print reading, plan completeness, standard abbreviations, calculating lot coverage, identifying setbacks on plans, identifying if the project requires review by any other departments or agencies, and identifying what is a complete set of project documents (plans, calculations, reports, etc.) This course applies toward the Counter Technician and California Codes Credential.
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Sunday 14 September 2008 - 2008 International Code Council Annual Conference

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Thursday 02 October 2008	Spanish in a Pinch for Code Enforcement Personnel - California Building Officials
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Thursday 16 October 2008	2006 IBC Fundamentals Nonstructural Provisions - Washington State Association of Permit Technicians
Thursday 23 October 2008	Legal Aspects of Code Administration - Nebraska Conference of Building Officials and Inspectors
Thursday 23 October 2008	Communications for Code Administration - Oregon Permit Tech Assocication
Thursday 23 October 2008	Legal Aspects of Code Administration - Rainier Chapter
Monday 27 October 2008	Legal Aspects of Code Administration - Kansas City Metro Association of Permit Technicians
Monday 27 October 2008	Increasing the Credibility of the Code Official - Manitoba Building Officials Association (MBOA)
Tuesday 28 October 2008	Building Department Personnel Management - Code Administrators Association of Kentucky (CAAK)

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Katherine Griffith
30 Jun : 14:48

Our Department in the City of Decatur has gone to 4 / 10s, but the office itself is open 5 days a week, the staff has a staggered schedule. Working well so far!

NCTPTC Admin Service
16 Jun : 08:13

We already do 10 hour work days, but its not cause of the gas prices, its because of staff shortage vs workload. But if you think about it, thats a great idea to save 1 days trip of gas

Jill Gray
09 Jun : 10:08

Are any City's thinking about going to four 10 hour work days due to high gas prices?

NCTPTC Admin Service
28 Feb : 16:33

Its still here. The info on what you need to do to become a Permit Tech is located in the menu under "Permit Technician Information". For the practice tests, you must be a member and logged in to access it however, it is under the Chapter members Area of the menu under Online Practice Tests. It hasn't moved, is in the same place.

Karen Gilbreath
26 Feb : 15:33

I was looking for the information that used to be on this sight. A place where a permit tech can take practice test & get information about being or becoming certified. Where did it go & can I still get to it?

NCTPTC Admin Service
20 Feb : 09:41

If you can e-mail me the details of what you would like, for example, the questions you need answered, I will be happy to create one for you.

Kay Farrell
19 Feb : 11:32

Edgar, Would you please create a survey for City of Hurst requesting permit fees for cities or do we already have a survey done that I can use?
Thanks, Kay Farrell

Edgar Ermis
10 Dec : 23:17

You are very welcome.

Katherine Griffith
28 Nov : 12:13

Thank you for your quick response & assistance. I have already received ten replies...THANKS ALL!

NCTPTC Admin Service
28 Nov : 11:08

Katherine, I will create a online survey for you and do a mail-out...

Jennifer Ezernack
08 Oct : 11:47

Good Morning

Edgar Ermis
27 Jul : 17:36

We have like 4 and we use them a lot. I am a notary myself and have to certify liens and plats some times.

Jill Gray
27 Jul : 15:14

How many are notaries and how often is your service needed at work?

Edgar Ermis
06 Jul : 11:42

Many classes that are offered around the US can be found on the ICC Website at www.iccsafe.org under training.

Stacie Keller
15 Jun : 13:10

Can anyone tell me where I would find classes to futher my education, such as plans examiner, and permit tech classes

Edgar Ermis
28 Mar : 14:46

Deborah,

We actually rotate cities around. As a matter of fact, the next meeting will be in Fort Worth.

Dianne Kolb
27 Mar : 16:12

When it comes to a homeowner, we will schedule a specific time to meet them at the house, especially for water heater inspections. All other inspections are mostly done in the AM.

Deborah Howard
27 Mar : 10:49

Would it be possible to have the meetings in a more centralized location? It is very difficult for others on the west side of town to always go to Plano or Frisco.

Kay Farrell
22 Mar : 15:47

We take AM or PM but we don't set a more narrow time range.

Jill Gray
21 Mar : 15:37

We take AM or PM but when it comes to a homeowner we tell them to contact the inspector to set up a more narrow time range

Edgar Ermis
22 Feb : 23:04

From Deborah Howard:

When you are scheduling an inspection for the homeowner and/or builder, do you take a time request? Example 9 am, or do you just give AM or PM time slots? There are times when the homeowners have to leave for work.