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Manitoba Emergency Service College offers 11 courses for persons in the construction
industry that use the Building Code such as building inspectors, municipal officials
and the insurance industry. Ten of the courses are part of the Building Inspector
certification program in Manitoba. Course descriptions and building inspector
certification details are as follows: 
Level One - Part 9 buildings, generally described as buildings
not exceeding 600 m2 in area and three storeys or less in building height and
or building classifications as described in the Manitoba Building Code.
- Part
9: The House-Building Structure
exterior
requirements for single and two family dwellings - Part
9: The House-Health & Safety
interior requirements for single and two
family dwellings - Part
9: Building Plumbing Inspection
plumbing requirements for Part 9 buildings - Wood
Heat Safety
requirements for approved and non-approved solid-fuel burning appliances - Municipal
Building By-Law Administration
Acts and Regulations, powers of a Building Inspector, legal responsibilities,
liabilities, issuing orders and preparing for court
Level Two - Part 9 buildings
other than single and two-family dwellings - Part
9: Buildings-Structural Requirements
exterior requirements for Part 9
buildings other than single and two family dwellings
- Part
9: Buildings-HVAC & Fire Protection
interior
requirements for Part 9 buildings other than single and two family dwellings
Level Three - Part 3
generally described as buildings exceeding 600 m2 in area and more than three
storeys in building height and or building classifications as described in the
Manitoba Building Code - Part
3: Large Buildings-Classification & Construction
first in the series of requirements of Part 3 buildings - Part
3: Large Buildings-Health & Safety Requirements
second in the series of requirements of Part 3 buildings
- Part
3: Large Buildings-Life Safety Systems
specific Life Safety Systems in
Part 3 buildings
Introduction to Wood Heat Safety Seminar
designed for members of the insurance industry who are dealing with risk assessment
of solid-fuel burning appliances
Course descriptions and costs are detailed in the Manitoba Emergency Services 2007/08 Course Catalogue.
2007 - 2008
MESC Course Catalogue
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