The report recognizes the significant impact of buildings on the environment and the need for a coordinated set of solutions to support the achievement of energy and greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction goals set by governments.

The deadline to submit applications for either committee is Sept. 30.

The Commercial Green Construction Professional certification was created to assist in developing new standards for building construction in order to address the problem of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and to help reinforce societal health, life and safety benefits. 

For buildings in any seismic zone, the ICC-ES certification will simplify the requirements for pipe supports and seismic bracing of these piping systems.

The streamlined energy code is fully integrated – containing specific requirements designed to meet the needs of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

The award is given each year to an individual or organization for exceptional service to the plumbing, mechanical, fuel gas and swimming pool/spa (PMG) industry.

The board is responsible for the Code Council’s strategic direction, while also acting as the voice of the association’s membership.

Individual building safety professionals and organizations were recognized by ICC for going above and beyond for their communities, the industry and the association.

The new standard will provide guidance for implementing RVI for energy code compliance and for energy and water efficiency performance.