Sharing information is key in the development of inspectors and code professionals. Participating in local, state, or national training is a great means of developing. Below are several events. If you have a local event that you would like to see listed here, send us an email at help@inspector911.com
September 9-12, Michigan Fire Inspector's Society Fall Education Conference
The premier fire inspector education conference in the midwest. Topics include politics for fire inspectors, battery calculations, high piled storage, and many more. Register today and be apart of this conference.
September 14-23, ICC Annual Conference and Final Action Hearings
The international code conference annual conference and final action hearings are scheduled for September 14-23, 2008 in Minneapolis Minnesota. The final action hearings are screeched for September 17-23.
October 23, 2008 World Standards Day
World Standards Day began as a celebration of the birth of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), which held its first meeting in London on October 14, 1946. From an initial roster of 25 countries, ISO (based in Geneva, Switzerland) now has 123 member nations and has evolved into the global clearinghouse for all standards activities. ISO's U.S. representative, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), is one of the founding organizations of World Standards Day. Today, World Standards Day is sponsored annually by ISO; the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), which develops international standards for the electrical and electronics industries; and the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), an international organization responsible for the coordination, development, regulation, and standardization of telecommunications standards.
November 12-14 2008, NFPA Mexico Fire and Life Safety
This event represents a global NFPA event that brings together fire, security and electrical safety professionals from Mexico. The Expo will feature exhibitors offering products and services for all aspects of fire protection, life, security and electrical safety in Mexico, including access control, building materials, extinguishing equipment, and sprinkler systems.