ICC certification.

[69gp]

Hi,

Just curious about ICC certification. I am in MA and have had my masters for over 20 years. I am seeing on more and more bid docs that they want you to now be ICC certified. This is not listed in the code book as a requirement or in the MA amendments. So I do not know how it can be enforced to be a requirement. I know that on private jobs they can pick and choose whatever they want for rules but public is a little more different.

my question would be what is the ICC certification? i know its a roughly 5 hour test but what states actually require this certification?

thanks

 

[Fulthrotl]

Hi,

Just curious about ICC certification. I am in MA and have had my masters for over 20 years. I am seeing on more and more bid docs that they want you to now be ICC certified. This is not listed in the code book as a requirement or in the MA amendments. So I do not know how it can be enforced to be a requirement. I know that on private jobs they can pick and choose whatever they want for rules but public is a little more different.

my question would be what is the ICC certification? i know its a roughly 5 hour test but what states actually require this certification?

thanks

[h=2]California K-series Exams Transitioning [/h]

Effective January 1, 2013, all California K-series certifications will automatically transition to the I-series and J-series certifications. No action is needed on your part. More information on the current California code-based exams can be found in the State-specific Exam Information Bulletin. no action is needed on my part. *whew*. i have no idea what this is, but i have a firm guideline that i will not have more certifications than customers. this one will have to wait till i get another customer. JW certification C-10 certification EPA RRP certification LEED AP certification CALCTP certification CALCTP-AT certification nope. it'll have to wait. i have five really good customers now, that are keeping me busy. i need TWO more customers before i can add another certificate. rules are rules.

 

[renosteinke]

Many towns / states have stopped issuing their own journeyman licenses, and accept the ICC certification. This shows real promise in creating a single credential that everyone recognizes, everywhere.

Application is pretty much the same as for any journeyman's card: show evidence of qualification, pay money, take test, you're done. I think their card is good for three years.