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Significant Changes to the IPC®, IMC®, and IFGC®, 2012 Edition
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If you are sorting through a key code whether it is the International Plumbing, Mechanical, or Fuel Gas Codes® can be a daunting task. So when a code update occurs, you may feel even more overwhelmed. Fortunately, there is a resource that will break down all three of these codes so that you can easily identify key changes and their real-world applications Significant Changes to the International Plumbing Code®, International Mechanical Code®, and International Fuel Gas Code®, 2012 Edition addresses more than 125 of the most crucial changes contained in these codes. Each change analysis features the affected code sections and identifies the type of change: newly added text, a modification of the existing language, or deleted text. Accompanying each change are detailed illustrations and practical examples, which clarify some of the technical jargon and make the content more relevant.
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| Description: | If you are sorting through a key code whether it is the International Plumbing, Mechanical, or Fuel Gas Codes® can be a daunting task. So when a code update occurs, you may feel even more overwhelmed. Fortunately, there is a resource that will break down all three of these codes so that you can easily identify key changes and their real-world applications Significant Changes to the International Plumbing Code®, International Mechanical Code®, and International Fuel Gas Code®, 2012 Edition addresses more than 125 of the most crucial changes contained in these codes. Each change analysis features the affected code sections and identifies the type of change: newly added text, a modification of the existing language, or deleted text. Accompanying each change are detailed illustrations and practical examples, which clarify some of the technical jargon and make the content more relevant. Features:
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| Pages | 130 | |||
| Language | English | |||
| Publisher | ICC/Cengage Learning | |||
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Lee Clifton(bio)
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Lee Clifton
Lee Clifton is the Director of Plumbing Programs for the International Code Council, Plumbing & Mechanical Activities. Prior to joining the Code Council, Lee was with the City of Los Angeles for 21 years. As the Principal Inspector with the City of Los Angeles this included planning, organizing and coordinating the training programs for approximately 200 inspectors and clerical staff. Lee currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Southern California Health and Housing Council and participates on the Strategic Planning Committee to end lead poisoning in Los Angeles County. In prior years he also served as a Senior Plumbing Training Officer for the Department of Building and Safety, instructing over 700 inspectors. Lee has taught the model plumbing code for the Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, Contractor Association of the Greater Los Angeles Area and the North Orange County Regional Occupation Program. His career began as a second generation plumber, working for his father at Clifton Plumbing Inc. in Tampa, Florida and then entering the United Association Apprentice Program. Lee holds an L.A. City Journeyman Plumber’s license; numerous certificates for training and medical gas inspection and an IAPMO Certified Plumbing & Mechanical Inspector; Member of the Unified Plumbing & Piping Association of Long Beach, the Board of Directors for the Southern California Health and Housing and a Council Member of Southern California Emergency Services Association (SCES). In the past Lee has participated on numerous industry committees including; IAPMO Certification & Study Guide Committee; Seminar Curriculum Committee and 1993 Earthquake Valve Committee." |
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| Code Year | 2012 |
