(INTERNATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE AND INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE)

Want to know what the New Code Changes are?

The DCA (Dept of Community Affairs) who are in responsible for Codes changes in Georgia; only change the Code books every 6 years, yet ICC changes them every 3 years.  So, although the DCA will not change these codes for another 3+ years, the Code Officials in various jurisdictions are commanding several Code changes because they provide better safety, reduce health hazards, provide better operation, etc. As a Professional Contractor, best you know the changes are coming.

• The reference books are the 2021-IFGC and the 2021-IMC.
• Code books are Not Required to follow along in the Videos.
• I am reviewing a third-party book that states the Code changes, provides comments, diagrams and reasons for the changes for better understanding.
• There are (38) videos at 3-8 minutes long to watch.

(International Fuel Gas Code and International Mechanical Code)

Want to know what the New Code Changes are?

Instead of going over Changes on a PowerPoint, thought I would actually show the Changes on the 2018 Code Books, by YELLOW Highlighting them.

But since the DCA (Dept of Community Affairs) who are in charge of the Codes for Georgia, only change the Code books every 6 years, yet ICC changes them every 3 years; I thought I would also YELLOW Highlight the 2015 Code Changes and add a RED TAG “2015-IFGC” or “2015-IMC” to these code locations for you to notice them.
Then, I review the State of Georgia 2020 Amendments for the 2018-IFGC and the 2018-IMC code books.

• The reference books are the 2018-IFGC, 2015-IFGC, 2018-IMC, 2015-IMC.
• After payment, you can Download the Georgia Amendments from our Website.
• These books are Not Required to follow along in the Videos.
• There are (14) videos to watch on these code books

This class is for Installers, Service Techs and others to learn more about the typical Styles, Material Characteristics, Listing Requirements, Performance, methods of Testing, Product Certification/Marking/Packaging, and all the Installation Requirements/Restrictions/Limitations, Duct Sizing, Duct Leakage, and Safety.

• This class is for those needing only one (1) CEU hour in order to get the 4 hours each year needed to RENEW your License.
• The reference book is ADC Flexible Duct Performance & Installation Standards 5th Edition (2010).
• This book is Not Required to follow along in the Videos.
• There are (6) videos to watch on these manuals
• You will be monitored Online for the one (1) hour

This class gives one the opportunity to learn more about duct sizing, especially Wire Helix Flex Duct, comparing the flex duct size to a sheet metal duct size, learning about more considerations for Wire Helix Flex Duct and feel comfortable when designing for it.

• The reference book is ACCA Manual D 3^rd Edition, Version 2.50.
• This book is Not Required to follow along in the Videos.
• There are (17) videos to watch on these manuals

MOLD IN SCHOOLS & COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS – AN HVAC PERSPECTIVE

This program provides an overview of mold prevention and mold remediation. It is based on EPA’s voluntary guidance document Mold Remediation in Schools and Commercial Buildings.  Building managers, custodians, remediators, contractors, and other professionals who respond to mold problems may also want to refer to this course.

The Class covers EPA studies and reports on Schools and Commercial Buildings…

• Mold, type, growth
• Humidity and moisture
• Moisture migration
• Permeance
• Odor and Ventilation
• How and where to locate, what to look for
• Response time
• Remedial Techniques

 

• The Carrier Manuals are as follows:
• 1 – Load Estimating
• 2 – Air Distribution
• 3 – Piping Design
• This class covers many of the Examples in these manuals.
• You should have these manuals to follow along with the videos.
• There are (18) videos to watch on these manuals usually between 5-8 minutes long.

(INTERNATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE AND INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE)

Want to know what the New Code Changes are?

The DCA (Dept of Community Affairs) who are in responsible for Codes changes in Georgia; only change the Code books every 6 years, yet ICC changes them every 3 years.  So, although the DCA will not change these codes for another 3+ years, the Code Officials in various jurisdictions are commanding several Code changes because they provide better safety, reduce health hazards, provide better operation, etc. As a Professional Contractor, best you know the changes are coming.

• The reference books are the 2021-IFGC and the 2021-IMC.
• Code books are Not Required to follow along in the Videos.
• I am reviewing a third-party book that states the Code changes, provides comments, diagrams and reasons for the changes for better understanding.
• There are (38) videos at 3-8 minutes long to watch.

This program was developed to provide HVAC field service personnel with the necessary training and practical knowledge to safely perform service on HVAC systems containing R-410A and other High Pressure Refrigerants. In addition, it includes information on:
1. R-22 phase-out
2. Appropriate refrigerant and oil applications
3. Service Techniques
4. Safe Refrigerant Handling

• This is an ONLINE class only. There is no physical Classroom component.
• This class is for those needing 4 CEU hours per year to RENEW your License.
• This class does NOT meet requirements for Conditioned Air License Application.
• You will be monitored Online for you to complete the four (4) hours.
• You can Print your own CEU Certificate upon completion.
• Can be used for NATE CEH’s.

(Online class:  Available 24/7, as many times, as you want, through your Exam period, but up to one year from your purchase date. Can be extended for small fee.)

• This class is also known as “The Commercial Heat Loss/Gain & Duct Design Class”.
• This class is required as a pre-requisite to apply for your Non-Restricted License, along with your Residential Design class too. Licensing Board will Not process your Application without it.
• Non-Restricted (Class 2) License applicants must show an additional 8 hours of Commercial Heat Loss/Gain & Duct Design Class based on ACCA Manual N and ACCA Manual Q or just the Carrier Commercial System Design Manuals.  We use the Carrier Design Manuals 1, 2, 3.
• You would Print your Certificate Online, after watching all the videos
• NATE: This class could be used for your NATE CEH’s. You would have to submit a copy of your Certificate to NATE at your Renewal.

Click on below to Purchase the class.