2009 VPMIA Summer School of Instruction
The summer school of instruction will be held on Friday, July 31st at
Graves Mountain Lodge. http://www.gravesmountain.com
Room reservation cut off date will be Tuesday June 30,2009. Classes will
be paid in full by VPMIA for current VPMIA members. This means free to all
members who would like to attend including breaks and lunch!! (NON-MEMBERS
$25.00) Get your membership updated before this event. COMPLETE
REGISTRATION FORM, MAIL OR FAX (mail/fax info on form) ASAP AS SEATING IS
LIMITED.
Download The
Registration Form
Download The Agenda
Don’t miss the outstanding FREE training opportunity being offered by
VPMIA this year at Graves Mountain Lodge for our Summer School of
Instruction on July 31st, 2009! This program will count towards your
“continuing education” required by DHCD. The morning will consist of 2
classes. First, is a mechanical code based seminar on boilers and pressure
vessels provided by the VA Department of Labor and Industry. Then a
plumbing code based course is being provided by industry to address the
many issues associated with “tankless” water heaters. This top quality
instruction is being offered to VPMIA members free of charge in effort to
“give back” and say thanks to everyone for their dedication and commitment
towards enhancing public health and welfare through building safety. Lunch
is included and will be provided at the lodge and then a General
Membership meeting will take place to complete the full day of
organizational activities. At the General Membership meeting you will get
up to date reports from our various committees, DHCD, DPOR, ICC Region 7,
and we will discuss ICC candidates for the Officer/BOD election (along
with other current business). Please take advantage of this offer and show
your continued support for the organization!
DHCD Continuing Education Policy
Effective May 1, 2008, the Virginia Department of Housing and Community
Development (DHCD) requires continuing education as a component of
maintaining compliance with the state regulations relative to certain
certifications granted by the Board of Housing and Community Development.
All building officials, property maintenance officials, and technical
assistants employed by a jurisdiction to enforce the Virginia Uniform
Statewide Building Code (USBC) as well as local building department
personnel certified to enforce the Virginia Amusement Device Regulations
shall obtain 16 hours of continuing education every two years. This is in
addition to the mandatory and/or periodic training required for
certificate issuance and maintenance. For more information, contact the
Training and Certification Office at
tco@dchd.virginia.gov or
804-371-7180.
Continuing Education Guide From DHCD
Continuing Education Application
Continuing Education Policy
2006 Virginia Plumbing Code
2006 Virginia Mechanical Code
2006 Virginia Fuel Gas Code
2006 Virginia Residential Code
2006 Virginia Construction Code
2006 Virginia Energy Conservation Code
2006 Virginia Fire Prevention Code
2006 Virginia Maintenance Code
2006 Virginia Rehabilitation Code
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