DSA Academy Plan Review - Accessibility (2013 CBC) - September 2016 Class

• This one-day course provides a framework around the DSA plan review process for accessibility compliance and equips participants with the essential concepts, reference materials and job aides for conducting timely, consistent, and accurate plan reviews. Throughout the course, participants have the opportunity to apply access code regulations against case studies and exercises. The course emphasizes procedures throughout the plan review process as a means to set expectations for anyone involved in plan review or development to ensure access compliance in the built environment.

• For more detailed information, view the Learning Objectives for this class.

• Topics:

  • Application of scoping versus technical code sections.

  • Difference between accessible route, path of travel and circulation path.

  • Requirements for new construction, additions and alterations.

  • Review of typical errors or omissions.

  • Reference materials provided by the Division of the State Architect.

Recommended For:

• Design Professionals

• Local Building Officials

• Building Contractors

• Facility Managers

• Project Inspectors

• Other Interested parties

Class Includes:

• Professional training materials:

  • Class binder containing the instructors’ presentations, exercises and resource information.

  • Expanded table of contents for Chapter 11B

  • Advisory Manual

• Visual aids and other class-related materials may also be utilized.

• Food and drink is not included.

Continuing Education:

• 5 AIA / CES Learning Units / HSW Credits

• 5 CASp Continuing Education Units

• 3 ACIA Continuing Education Units

• .5 ICC Continuing Education Units

Note: To receive Continuing Education Units, you are required to attend the entire class.