Aaron Wagner – City of University City – “Notching”
MABOI has received another entry in the 2015 Best of the Worst contest.
For more information regarding the contest, please visit the contest page: The Best of the Worst in Code Enforcement Contest – 2015
Do not forget to sign-up for the MABOI Annual Banquet and Installation of Officers on October 10, 2015. To RSVP: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/2015-maboi-banquet-and-installation-of-officers-registration-18356536896. Only $10 per person.
To RSVP: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/2015-maboi-banquet-and-installation-of-officers-registration-18356536896
Gene Holdenried – City of University City – “Condensate Drain”
MABOI has received another entry in the 2015 Best of the Worst contest.
For more information regarding the contest, please visit the contest page: The Best of the Worst in Code Enforcement Contest – 2015
Phillip Grippi – City of St. Louis – “The Best Way to Repair Floor Joists”
MABOI has received another entry in the 2015 Best of the Worst contest.
For more information regarding the contest, please visit the contest page: The Best of the Worst in Code Enforcement Contest – 2015
Connie McIntyre – County of St. Charles – “Pool or Pond?”
MABOI has received another entry in the 2015 Best of the Worst contest.
For more information regarding the contest, please visit the contest page: The Best of the Worst in Code Enforcement Contest – 2015
Below is a map to get to the ballroom for the upcoming banquet.
To get to the ballroom, go up the escalators and around the hall (as shown in red).
If you have not signed-up for the banquet, do not forget! Do not forget to sign-up for the MABOI Annual Banquet and Installation of Officers on October 10, 2015. To RSVP: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/2015-maboi-banquet-and-installation-of-officers-registration-18356536896. Only $10 per person.
To RSVP: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/2015-maboi-banquet-and-installation-of-officers-registration-18356536896
The last SAVE training class of the year is coming up Oct. 22 in Poplar Bluff. Space is still available if you’d like to sign up for this free training at the following link:
THIS IS A COURSE THAT WILL EARN 0.6 CEUS OF PREFERRED PROVIDER TRAINING.
Building, plumbing, mechanical, fuel-gas and electrical provisions of the IRC that are related to the design and construction of the finished space will be discussed.
Upon completion of this course, attendees will…
Anyone wanting to earn Preferred Provider CEUs.
BRING YOUR 2015 IRC
Maryland Heights Community Center 2344 McKelvey Road, Maryland Heights, MO 63043
Sign-in / Breakfast: 8:30am Seminar: 9am-4pm
Seminar includes, breakfast, seminar and lunch Non-Member: $85 | MABOI / MACE Member: $50
Pre-registration is required Seating limited to 120
Register: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/building-codes-for-basement-finish-2015-irc-registration-18888663501
Below is a map to get to the ballroom for the upcoming banquet.
To get to the ballroom, go up the escalators and around the hall (as shown in red).
If you have not signed-up for the banquet, do not forget! Do not forget to sign-up for the MABOI Annual Banquet and Installation of Officers on October 10, 2015. To RSVP: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/2015-maboi-banquet-and-installation-of-officers-registration-18356536896. Only $10 per person.
To RSVP: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/2015-maboi-banquet-and-installation-of-officers-registration-18356536896
The St. Louis Professional Chapter of the International Code Council American Institute of Architects St. Louis Building Code Committee & hosted by BOMA St. Louis (The Building Owners and Managers Association of Metropolitan St. Louis)
Present
Learn more about BOMA’s involvement at the recently-concluded hearing and significant voting outcomes.
Presenter:
Steve Orlowski, Director of Codes and Standards
BOMA International, Washington DC
NOTE – BOMA St. Louis will provide a box lunch and beverage. Limited to first 30 RSVPs
You must RSVP to the BOMA office by 5PM CST Monday, Oct 19th for your name to be added to the security clearance list for admittance to the Centene building. If this is your 1st time visiting Centene, please arrive early to allow time to check in at the Security Desk in the building lobby. You will then be directed to an elevator.
Date: Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Time: Noon – 1:00 pm
Location: Centene Plaza*
7700 Forsyth, Ste 1210, Clayton, MO 63105
Credits: AIA – 1.0 Hour (HSW) ICC – 0.1 Contact Hour
Missouri Fire Inspectors – 1.0 Hour
Registration Fee: Cash or Check (payable to AIA St. Louis) at the door. AIA/ICC/MABOI Members/Fire Marshals/BOMA: $ 5.00 Associate AIA Members: $ 3.00
Non-Members: $10.00
PARKING: CENTENE GARAGE (enter off Forsyth east, across from Fire Station) WILL VALIDATE
ON-STREET METERED (Maryland Avenue, North Bemiston Avenue, Forsyth Blvd.) $1.00/HR.
PIERRE LACLEDE CENTER GARAGE (enter on Forsyth east of Fire Station)
$1.00/1ST HR. + $1.00/EACH ADDITIONAL ½ HR.
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL BOMA 314-884-4254 OR EMAIL boma@bomastl.org
This past Saturday, October 10, 2015, Roger Stewart of the City of St. Peters received the Louis E. Stoppleman award. The Stoppleman award is the highest award presented by the Missouri Association of Building Officials and Inspectors (MABOI). Congratulations Roger.
Roger Stewart of St. Peters receives the Louis E Stoppleman award
Each year, the Missouri Association of Building Officials and Inspectors (MABOI) awards a member the Al Goldman President’s Award. This year, Steve Mosher awarded Ginger Alcorn of Central County Fire the honor. Congratulations.
Please join us for a free education seminar hosted by Tech and presented by our special guest speakers from Underwriters Laboratories (UL). In this full-day seminar, you will learn about lightweight construction and its impact on the fire service. We will also cover code requirements of firestopping and tools to fully understand proper firestopping. After lunch, we will then review the trends in notification devices, changes in the code, and the research being done that will bring changes to the notification technologies as we know them today.
Richard Walke | Underwriters Laboratories
Senior Regulatory Engineer – Codes and Advisory Services Department
Rich is a Senior Regulatory Engineer with Underwriters Laboratories (UL) in Northbrook, IL. His responsibilities include providing fire protection related technical support to the regulatory community, providing educational seminars, developing internet based training programs, interacting on code change activities and serving as a liaison between the UL engineering staff and the regulatory community. Prior to this assignment, Rich was actively engaged in fire protection engineering for 29 years. He provided the supervisory and review activities of engineering investigations conducted on fire resistive construction, through-penetration firestop systems, joint systems, perimeter fire containment systems, fire resistive electrical outlet boxes, electrical circuit protections systems, fire resistive grease and air ducts systems, interior finish building materials, air duct materials and solid fuel heating appliances.
Rich received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from Valparaiso University in 1976. He is currently a Certified Quality Engineer with the American Society for Quality Control.
Dan Grosch | Underwriters Laboratories
Dan has been working for UL 37 years, all in fire alarm detection and notification. He is a technical member of NFPA 72 on the chapter for notification appliances and was involved in process of adding the 520 Hz requirement into both NFPA 72 and the UL product Standards. Dan is also involved in the technical task groups for UL and NFPA to look at LED strobe notification.
To register for the seminar, please click on the desired location:
The Monarch Fire Protection District covers a geographic area of almost 63 square miles in West St. Louis County and services more than 72,000 people that live in all of (or part of) Ballwin, Chesterfield, Clarkson Valley, Creve Coeur, Maryland Heights, Wildwood and parts of unincorporated St. Louis County. The area is made up of residential, commercial and industrial properties to include St. Luke’s Hospital campus, Spirit of St. Louis Airport, Chesterfield Valley Shopping Center, Chesterfield Mall, Monsanto Research campus and numerous subdivisions and business/industrial complexes.
The District operates 5 Engine Houses, a Maintenance Center, an Administration Facility and a Training Tower and has a staff that is made up of more than 120 Firefighter/Paramedics, Fire Prevention Specialists, Officers and Administrative Personnel. Furthermore, Monarch supports the SOAR (Special Operations Aviation Rescue) Team, Monarch Haz-Mat Team, the St. Louis Regional Heavy Rescue Task Force, Urban Search and Rescue Team, as well as assisting the Homeland Security Department with the Strike Force 3 Urban Search and Heavy Rescue vehicle.
The Monarch FPD is currently searching for a Fire Inspector.
Under the supervision of the Fire Marshal, enforces fire and building regulations, ordinances, codes, and applicable laws to ensure compliance and consistency. Plan review, and inspections of all aspects of commercial construction and occupancies, including but not limited to building construction and renovation, fire protection systems, operations, processes and the storage, handling or use of hazardous materials or devices. Approves fire district occupancy permits. Performs inspections of existing buildings for fire and life-safety hazards.
Interacts and communicates with design professionals, contractors, business owners, and public officials regarding fire prevention and other district-related issues. Provides fire and life-safety information and assistance to businesses, occupants, contractors, and the general public as necessary. Responds to complaints by residents, employees of businesses, and other citizens regarding possible hazards and/or violations of district ordinances.
Conducts investigations into causes of fires and fire protection system failures.
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Minimum 5 years of experience in code enforcement, commercial construction inspections and plan review
• Experience researching and applying current ICC and NFPA codes and standards
• Certified Fire Investigator (IFSAC, NBFSPQ or IAAI) within 1 year of employment depending on class availability
• Certified Fire Inspector (IFSAC, NBFSPQ or NFPA) within 1 year of employment depending on class availability
• Certified Commercial Plans Examiner or Certified Building Official (ICC) highly desired
• Ability to lift, climb ladders and scaffolding, and navigate through all areas of construction sites and fire scenes
• Ability to work odd hours as needed
• Valid Driver’s License
Monarch Fire Protection District offers a competitive benefits package.
Please send resume AND salary expectations on or before Friday, October 30, 2015 to Harris.m@monarchfpd.org or to address below.
Monarch FPD
Attention: Human Resources Director
13725 Olive Blvd.
Chesterfield, MO 63017
The Monarch Fire Protection District is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Do not forget to sign-up for the seminar this Thursday in Maryland Heights titled “Building Codes for Basement Finish”.
The City of Collinsville is seeking a Chief Building Official to direct and manage the operation of the City’s Building Department. This position reports to the Community Development Director under the general guidance of the current retiring Building Inspector.
This position involves planning, coordinating and supervising all aspects of the Building Division, including inspections, plan review, examination and issuance of building permits, managing and tracking projects and other administrative duties.
The position will work under the direction of the current Building Inspector until his retirement at which time this position will move into the position of Chief Building Official and will provide oversight and supervision of subordinate building inspector(s) both full and part time.
The ideal candidate will possess 5-10 years municipal inspections experience; equivalent experience in the construction trades may be considered supplementally. Certified Building Official preferred, but will consider candidates possessing IRC and/or IBC Certification in both inspections and plan review, or the equivalent. Plan review is a major function of the position and only those with significant plan review experience will be considered. Proficiency in the use of office software and technology is required, as well as a valid Driver’s License.
Salary Range: $60 – $75,000 dependent on qualifications.
Application Instructions: Application & Resumes will only be accepted on-line at http://www.collinsvilleil.org/Departments/jobposting. EOE
Position Profile: ChiefBuildingOfficial0915
NEW: Code Enforcement Officer (Full-time)
The City of Fenton is currently seeking a full-time Code Enforcement Officer. Candidates should possess building and/or zoning code experience and adequate computer skills to perform the job. Employment Application can be found on our website or obtained in person at City Hall. Salary will be commensurate with experience. www.fentonmo.org
The City of Webster Groves is accepting applications for a full-time building inspector. Under the direction of the building commissioner, the primary responsibilities are to ensure the general health, safety and welfare of the public within the City through various codes and ordinances. Conducts field inspections, conducts research to ensure that the proper code section is cited in determining a violation, issues notices of violation or stop work orders as needed, and prepares evidence files for use by the prosecuting attorney. Enters inspection results and other information as needed in City’s permit tracking system. Consults with contractors, owners, architects, engineers and other interested parties regarding construction codes.
Click the following link for more details: DOC102915-10292015094538
The St. Louis Professional Chapter of ICC And AIA St. Louis Building Code Committee
Present
2015 International Existing Building Code (IEBC)
Presenter: Jared Agee, CBO-MCP
Chapter 34–Existing Buildings of the International Building Code was removed, forcing
jurisdictions to adopt the International Existing Building Code. This comprehensive
course was developed to assist in navigating the code, provide an overview of
compliance types, and discuss significant concepts. In addition to the technical
component of the code, the administration portion of the code will be discussed to
provide an understanding on how to overcome potential process difficulties.
Date: Friday, November 20, 2015
Time: 8:00 am registration; 8:30 am – 4:00 pm seminar
Location: The Engineers’ Club of St. Louis, 4359 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108
Credits: AIA – 6.0 hours, HSW
Cost:
AIA/ICC/MABOI Members/Fire Marshals: $ 90.00
ICC (Preferred Provider) – 0.6 hours
Missouri Fire Inspectors – 6.0 hours
Associate AIA Members: $ 75.00
Non-Members $105.00
Fees include: light breakfast, morning break, lunch, and afternoon break.
For more information and to register: ICC-AIA Flyer-FallSeminar11-20-2015 doc-I
City of Maryland Heights
JOB POSTING
POSITION: Building Inspector
PAY GRADE: I-2
POSITION PAY RANGE: $54,833-$72,158
The City of Maryland Heights seeks a Building Inspector. Requires high school diploma or
equivalent, 4-years construction inspection experience, ICC Certification as a Residential
Building Inspector, ICC Certification as a Commercial Building Inspector, strong customer
service skills, ability to read and understand complex construction documents and
specifications, ability to effectively operate and navigate computer hardware and software
and working knowledge of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office 2010.
Essential duties and responsibilities include enforcing building-related codes and ordinances,
perform on-site inspections of all aspects of building construction to verify compliance with
the approved construction documents and the adopted codes and ordinances. Inspections
generally include but are not limited to drilled piers, footings, foundations, framing,
structural connections, reinforced concrete, insulation, fenestration, interior finish, automatic
sprinkler installations, installation of emergency generators, fire alarm systems and access
control systems. Construction to be inspected includes commercial, industrial and residential
structures.
Submit cover letter and current resume to Human Resources located at the Government
Center, or electronically to hr@marylandheights.com, or by fax to 314-738-2405. Resumes
will be accepted until 5:00 PM, Friday, November 20, 2015.
EOE: Minority/Female/Disabled/Vet
