Explore an Associate of Science Degree and Certificate of Achievement in Building Codes Technology.
Building Codes Technology
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Building Codes Professional
Coastline's Building Codes Professional program (BCT) is a comprehensive building codes program taught by experts in the field which includes structural, mechanical, and technical aspects of construction; building, plumbing, electrical, heating, and air conditioning codes; and related laws. International Conference of Building Officials (ICBO), International Code Councils (ICC), and California Code exams and licenses are covered to prepare students for employments in residential, commercial, and code enforcement.
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Building Codes Professional - Associate of Science Degree (60 units)
Building Codes Professional - Certificate of Achievement (30 units)
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- Term: Fall 2021
- College: Coastline
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Why Building Codes Technology at Coastline?
Our BCT program incorporates new advancements in building codes technology, focuses on both commercial and residential buildings, and prepares you for a career in building inspection, building construction and supervision, permit technician, and other building code related careers.
It is suitable for those new to the industry, those already in the inspection or the construction industry, and includes supporting instruction for plans examiners, architects, engineers, project managers, facilities managers, design professionals, codes enforcement officers, housing enforcement staff, fire personnel, and building officials. The certificate also helps prepare students for the International Code Council (ICC) certification exams.
