Technical Training courses for 2012 OBC updates
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Inspectors' Technique Suite - OBOA-ITS
Now Open 
OBOA - RSM
 
Offered By:
OBOA - RSM
Status: open
Location:
Online Module
Course Description:

This OBOA course has been designed for those with limited experience and those looking to hone their skills related to on-site Inspections. The Inspectors' Technique Suite focuses on 'how' an inspector should conduct inspections and gives participants the opportunity view videos of inspectors completing site inspections.


The "2012 Overview Technical Training Courses" category have a Pre-Study online manual availiable to those who have registered.

Seminars

Course Title
Dates
Offered By
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Registration
Leadership Day
2024 Apr 25
Toronto - Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto Airport and Conference Centre
 
Full
Offered By:
OBOA Provincial Office -Seminars
Status: Full
Location:
Toronto - Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto Airport and Conference Centre
Enrolled:
Full
Price:
Members: $299.45 / Non Members: $525.45 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
6

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
It is an annual event that gives building officials a chance to listen, learn and discuss items of importance to the building professional community and the municipalities we serve. This year we the OBOA is once again pleased to hold the event in collaboration with OLMCBO.

Breakfast 8-9am (Welcome remarks)

9-10:30am - Permit considerations - conditional, phased or partials and acceptance of items other than typical securities

Break 15 min

10:45-12:15 - Presentation by Orr Brown and Paul E.F. Martin, Partner - Loopstra Nixon LLP will provide a presentation on the Breen Case. It will cover the decision, the key information, the impacts or fall out of the decision and any recent updates related to the matter.

Lunch 12:15-1:15pm

1:15-2:45pm - Alternate Solutions proposals - process and consideration

Break 15 min

3-4:30pm - Provincial updates from MMAH and question period

430pm end of day

2012 Overview Technical Training Courses

Course Title
Dates
Offered By
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Registration
Building Services - 2012
2024 Mar 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
20/20
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
20/20
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 (Haliburton)
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28 (Markham)

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
PARTICIPANT MANUAL NOT INCLUDED, manuals can be purchased from the OBOA website or downloaded and printed two weeks prior to the course start date.

This OBOA course has been designed to introduce or increase (where applicable) a practitioner?s knowledge of the OBC and to hone skills in terms of their ability to FIND (search the Code and identify non-familiar Code provisions), UNDERSTAND (to comprehend the language, structure and intent of a Code provision), and APPLY the Code provision(s) using case examples, situations and scenarios.

The objective of this course is to help you understand the requirements of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) applicable to the area of Building Services. This includes requirements contained in Division B, Parts 1, 3, 6, 9, 11 and 12.

This course covers the requirements of the OBC as applied to building services in all types of buildings. Requirements for building services in the OBC have been identified to have an impact on the following:

-Energy efficiency,

-Combustible and non-combustible construction,

-Fire dampers, fire separations and fire rated assemblies,

-Building fire safety,

-Safety within floor areas,

-Exits,

-Service facilities,

-Health requirements,

-Barrier-free design, and

-Heating, ventilating and air-conditioning.

Note: The course material is revised to include the changes to reflect residential fire sprinkler and related changes of the Code and Supplementary Standard SB-4 which came into force on January 1, 2014.

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Building Services, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Building Services - 2012
2024 Mar 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Haliburton - Haliburton - contact Karl Korpela at kkorpela@dysartetal.ca to register
5/10
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
Municipality of Dysart et al
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Haliburton - Haliburton - contact Karl Korpela at kkorpela@dysartetal.ca to register
Enrolled:
5/10
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 (Woodbridge)
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28 (Markham)

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
PARTICIPANT MANUAL NOT INCLUDED, manuals can be purchased from the OBOA website or downloaded and printed two weeks prior to the course start date.

This OBOA course has been designed to introduce or increase (where applicable) a practitioner?s knowledge of the OBC and to hone skills in terms of their ability to FIND (search the Code and identify non-familiar Code provisions), UNDERSTAND (to comprehend the language, structure and intent of a Code provision), and APPLY the Code provision(s) using case examples, situations and scenarios.

The objective of this course is to help you understand the requirements of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) applicable to the area of Building Services. This includes requirements contained in Division B, Parts 1, 3, 6, 9, 11 and 12.

This course covers the requirements of the OBC as applied to building services in all types of buildings. Requirements for building services in the OBC have been identified to have an impact on the following:

-Energy efficiency,

-Combustible and non-combustible construction,

-Fire dampers, fire separations and fire rated assemblies,

-Building fire safety,

-Safety within floor areas,

-Exits,

-Service facilities,

-Health requirements,

-Barrier-free design, and

-Heating, ventilating and air-conditioning.

Note: The course material is revised to include the changes to reflect residential fire sprinkler and related changes of the Code and Supplementary Standard SB-4 which came into force on January 1, 2014.

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Building Services, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Building Services - 2012
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28
Markham - City of Markham
15/0
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
City of Markham
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Markham - City of Markham
Enrolled:
15/0
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 (Woodbridge)
2024 Mar 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 (Haliburton)

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
PARTICIPANT MANUAL NOT INCLUDED, manuals can be purchased from the OBOA website or downloaded and printed two weeks prior to the course start date.

This OBOA course has been designed to introduce or increase (where applicable) a practitioner?s knowledge of the OBC and to hone skills in terms of their ability to FIND (search the Code and identify non-familiar Code provisions), UNDERSTAND (to comprehend the language, structure and intent of a Code provision), and APPLY the Code provision(s) using case examples, situations and scenarios.

The objective of this course is to help you understand the requirements of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) applicable to the area of Building Services. This includes requirements contained in Division B, Parts 1, 3, 6, 9, 11 and 12.

This course covers the requirements of the OBC as applied to building services in all types of buildings. Requirements for building services in the OBC have been identified to have an impact on the following:

-Energy efficiency,

-Combustible and non-combustible construction,

-Fire dampers, fire separations and fire rated assemblies,

-Building fire safety,

-Safety within floor areas,

-Exits,

-Service facilities,

-Health requirements,

-Barrier-free design, and

-Heating, ventilating and air-conditioning.

Note: The course material is revised to include the changes to reflect residential fire sprinkler and related changes of the Code and Supplementary Standard SB-4 which came into force on January 1, 2014.

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Building Services, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Building Structural - 2012
2024 Sep 23, 24, 25, 26, 27
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
1/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
1/20
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Apr 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 (North Bay)

Prerequisites: Any Part 9 or Part 3 course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course assists those who may wish to become more familiar with structural requirements. The goal of this course is to provide a participant-centered learning environment in order to:

- Review the specific code requirements that relate to structural provisions as indicated in the 2012 Examination Syllabus.

- Facilitate the location, understanding and application of the structural code requirements.

- Evaluate the accuracy of the participant?s application of these code requirements to the problems provided.

- Propose and justify code specific solutions to participant questions and concerns.

The objective of this course is to help the reader understand the requirements of the 2012 Ontario Building Code Division B, applicable to building structures, and to assist candidates with preparation for the qualification examination.

Upon completion of this overview course, learners will be better able to:

- Describe where to apply Part 4 and Part 9 in the structural design of buildings,

- Find climatic and seismic data necessary for the structural design of buildings,

- Identify the different types of structural loads,

- Classify building by their Importance Category,

- Calculate and verify load combinations for give loading scenarios,

- Calculate and verify dead and live loads, and other combinations for buildings,

- Verify calculations for determining wind loads, using the static method,

- Identify specific earthquake provisions that apply to buildings and portions of buildings

Using Part 4:

- Calculate the specific snow and rain loads using Part 4 with given factors,

- Relate the code provisions for anchor systems and special structures including parking structures and air-supported structures,

- Recognize the importance of design of excavations and backfilling, including dewatering

For Part 9 buildings:

- Identify the importance of spans in determining snow loads,

- Recognize the limitations of conventional footings and provisions for alternate foundation types,

- Identify structural requirements for foundation walls,

- Identify the requirements to support joists, beams, structural framing, and above-grade masonry and ICF walls,

- Identify the importance of connections made at fire separations,

- Identify the anchorage, bearing and strapping/bridging requirements for floor systems, as well as wall systems and roof and ceiling construction,

- Apply structural requirements for other structural components,

- Apply structural requirements for special building types, farm buildings and renovations.

Completion of this course alone may not be sufficient preparation for the examination, for all persons. Additional independent reading and review of the Code may be required.

Neither this course, nor the qualification examination, address structural engineering principles and design methods. Additionally, the various documents referenced by the Building Code do not form part of this course , nor the qualification examination.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Building Structural - 2012
2024 Apr 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
North Bay - Best Western - North Bay
14/25
Offered By:
Voyager Chapter
Status: Open
Location:
North Bay - Best Western - North Bay
Enrolled:
14/25
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Sep 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: Any Part 9 or Part 3 course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course assists those who may wish to become more familiar with structural requirements. The goal of this course is to provide a participant-centered learning environment in order to:

- Review the specific code requirements that relate to structural provisions as indicated in the 2012 Examination Syllabus.

- Facilitate the location, understanding and application of the structural code requirements.

- Evaluate the accuracy of the participant?s application of these code requirements to the problems provided.

- Propose and justify code specific solutions to participant questions and concerns.

The objective of this course is to help the reader understand the requirements of the 2012 Ontario Building Code Division B, applicable to building structures, and to assist candidates with preparation for the qualification examination.

Upon completion of this overview course, learners will be better able to:

- Describe where to apply Part 4 and Part 9 in the structural design of buildings,

- Find climatic and seismic data necessary for the structural design of buildings,

- Identify the different types of structural loads,

- Classify building by their Importance Category,

- Calculate and verify load combinations for give loading scenarios,

- Calculate and verify dead and live loads, and other combinations for buildings,

- Verify calculations for determining wind loads, using the static method,

- Identify specific earthquake provisions that apply to buildings and portions of buildings

Using Part 4:

- Calculate the specific snow and rain loads using Part 4 with given factors,

- Relate the code provisions for anchor systems and special structures including parking structures and air-supported structures,

- Recognize the importance of design of excavations and backfilling, including dewatering

For Part 9 buildings:

- Identify the importance of spans in determining snow loads,

- Recognize the limitations of conventional footings and provisions for alternate foundation types,

- Identify structural requirements for foundation walls,

- Identify the requirements to support joists, beams, structural framing, and above-grade masonry and ICF walls,

- Identify the importance of connections made at fire separations,

- Identify the anchorage, bearing and strapping/bridging requirements for floor systems, as well as wall systems and roof and ceiling construction,

- Apply structural requirements for other structural components,

- Apply structural requirements for special building types, farm buildings and renovations.

Completion of this course alone may not be sufficient preparation for the examination, for all persons. Additional independent reading and review of the Code may be required.

Neither this course, nor the qualification examination, address structural engineering principles and design methods. Additionally, the various documents referenced by the Building Code do not form part of this course , nor the qualification examination.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Complex Buildings - 2012
2024 Mar 25, 26, 27
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
17/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
17/20
Price:
Members: $452.00 / Non Members: $678.00 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
18

Prerequisites: Large Buildings

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Complex (Vol. 1 Division B Part 3) buildings.

Some areas covered by this course include:

- Occupancy, Construction Types, Fire-Resistance ratings (review)

- SB-2, Flame spread, Smoke development (review)

- Building Fire Safety (review)

- Safety within Floor Areas (review)

- Environmental Separation/fixed ladders (review)

- Change of Use, Renovations and Compliance Alternatives

- Additional requirements for high buildings,

- SB-4 Measures for Safety in high Buildings

- Mezzanines and interconnected floor spaces

- Structural Design, HVAC, Plumbing

- Resource Conservation

- Sample Examination Questions (including all Part 3 Buildings)

- Post Course Study Plan

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Complex buildings, participants must have a basic understanding of the entire Part 3 OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging the Complex exam.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

House - 2012
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Sault St Marie - City of Sault Ste Marie
7/15
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
Northern Lights Chapter
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Sault St Marie - City of Sault Ste Marie
Enrolled:
7/15
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Apr 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the 2012 Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Houses (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9).

It is intended to help the participant understand the requirements of the OBC that apply to all Houses as defined in the OBC as

A detached house, semi-detached house, townhouse or row house:

1) containing not more than two dwelling units in each house

2) three or fewer storeys in building height

3) having a building area not exceeding 600 m2

4) used for major occupancies classified as Group C-residential occupancies.

This course is designed to make use of your previous understanding of the Ontario Building Code, training, education and on the job experience. While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Houses, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when taking exams.

This course will assist in learning how to find and apply applicable OBC requirements. Through the exercises contained herein, it will focus on creating understanding so that the participant may correctly interpret and apply the regulations.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

The areas covered in the instructor-led course are:

- Basics of Structural Design Requirements,

- Stairs, ramps, handrails and guards

- Fire Protection

- Sound Control

- Excavation

- Dampproofing, waterproofing and Soil Gas control

- Drainage

- Footings and foundations

- Attic and Roof Spaces

- ICF Walls

- Wood Frame Construction

- Heat transfer, air leakage and condensation control

Other House topics will be covered during assigned self-led instruction and practice each evening and will be reviewed in depth the following morning during the instructor-led session.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

House - 2012
2024 Apr 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
13/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
13/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 (Sault St Marie)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the 2012 Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Houses (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9).

It is intended to help the participant understand the requirements of the OBC that apply to all Houses as defined in the OBC as

A detached house, semi-detached house, townhouse or row house:

1) containing not more than two dwelling units in each house

2) three or fewer storeys in building height

3) having a building area not exceeding 600 m2

4) used for major occupancies classified as Group C-residential occupancies.

This course is designed to make use of your previous understanding of the Ontario Building Code, training, education and on the job experience. While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Houses, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when taking exams.

This course will assist in learning how to find and apply applicable OBC requirements. Through the exercises contained herein, it will focus on creating understanding so that the participant may correctly interpret and apply the regulations.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

The areas covered in the instructor-led course are:

- Basics of Structural Design Requirements,

- Stairs, ramps, handrails and guards

- Fire Protection

- Sound Control

- Excavation

- Dampproofing, waterproofing and Soil Gas control

- Drainage

- Footings and foundations

- Attic and Roof Spaces

- ICF Walls

- Wood Frame Construction

- Heat transfer, air leakage and condensation control

Other House topics will be covered during assigned self-led instruction and practice each evening and will be reviewed in depth the following morning during the instructor-led session.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

HVAC - House - 2012
2024 Oct 17, 18
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Price:
Members: $395.50 / Non Members: $480.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
12

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
This OBOA course has been designed to introduce or increase (where applicable) the concepts of Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) and to hone skills in terms of their ability to FIND (search the Code and identify non-familiar Code provisions), UNDERSTAND (to comprehend the language, structure and intent of a Code provision), and APPLY the Code provision(s) using case examples, situations and scenarios.

The objective of this course is to help you understand the requirements of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) applicable to the area of HVAC House (primarily dwelling units). This includes requirements contained in Division A and B, particularly Parts 1, 6, 9, 11 and 12 of the code.

This course covers the requirements of the OBC as applied to HVAC House (primarily dwelling units). Requirements for HVAC House in the OBC have been identified to have an impact on the following:

- Design and Installation

- Air Ducts

- Heating and Cooling Systems

- Heat Transfer, air leakage and condensation

- Ventilation

- Heating and Air-conditioning

- Renovation Compliance Alternative

- Electrical

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for HVAC House, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Large Buildings - 2012
2024 May 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
8/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
8/20
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Large (Vol. 1 Division B Part 3) buildings.

Some areas covered by this course include:

- Occupancy, Construction Types, Fire-Resistance ratings

- SB-2, Flame spread, Smoke development

- Building Fire Safety (Passive)

- Building Fire Safety (Active)

- Safety within Floor Areas

- Exits, Means of Egress

- Vertical Transportation/Service Spaces/Environmental Separation & fixed ladders

- Health Requirements/Barrier Free/Portable Classrooms/Self Service Storage buildings

- Public Pools/Rapid Transit Stations/Signs/Shelf and Rack Storage Systems

- Change of Use/Renovations

- Structural Design, HVAC, Plumbing

- Resource Conservation

- Sample Examination Questions

- Post Course Study Plan

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Large buildings, participants must have a basic understanding of the entire Part 3 OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging the Large Building exam.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers - 2012
2024 Jun 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
3/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
3/20
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Oct 28, 29, 30, 31 Nov 1 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Who is this course for?

The Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers course is intended as an introduction to the legal process for all building officials, persons authorized by RCAs and individuals considering entering the world of Building Code administration in Ontario. The Legal Process for Building Officials course can also be an excellent training and preparation tool for designers preparing to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs legal qualification examination.

Beyond gaining a basic knowledge of the legal process related to building code administration, the course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs legal qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

While all participants are encouraged to complete all 15 Chapters of the course, Chapters 1 through 12 are intended for all code practitioners and Chapters 13 through 15 provide information for Chief Building Officials, aspiring Chief Building Officials, Inspectors who have the same powers and duties as the Chief Building Official in relation to sewage systems or plumbing, Inspectors who are Supervisors and Managers of Inspectors and Registered Code Agencies.

The Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers Course is a prerequisite course for the Building Officials and the Law.

Course Objectives

In addition to explaining the structure of the 2012 Ontario Building Code, how the Act is linked to the provisions of the Code and the identification of the Principal Authority, the course addresses the following topics:

- Understanding Roles and the Legal Framework of the Act

- Various Qualifications and Registration under the Act and the Code

- Permit Applications and the Issuance Process for Permits

- Exercising Lawful Entry

- The Inspection and Compliance Processes

- The Occupancy Process

- Co-operation, Conflict and Dispute Resolution under the Act

- Offences, Liability and Immunity from Actions

- Change of Use and Renovations, and

- Complying with Division B.

Examination

No examination is included with this course.

NOTE: George Brown Students taking General Legal Process and Powers and Duties 2012 through OBOA will be required to write the exam for this course through George Brown College (GBC) for this course to qualify towards the OBOA/GBC - Building Officials Fundamentals Certificate.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Legal Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers - 2012
2024 Oct 28, 29, 30, 31 Nov 1
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Jun 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Who is this course for?

The Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers course is intended as an introduction to the legal process for all building officials, persons authorized by RCAs and individuals considering entering the world of Building Code administration in Ontario. The Legal Process for Building Officials course can also be an excellent training and preparation tool for designers preparing to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs legal qualification examination.

Beyond gaining a basic knowledge of the legal process related to building code administration, the course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs legal qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

While all participants are encouraged to complete all 15 Chapters of the course, Chapters 1 through 12 are intended for all code practitioners and Chapters 13 through 15 provide information for Chief Building Officials, aspiring Chief Building Officials, Inspectors who have the same powers and duties as the Chief Building Official in relation to sewage systems or plumbing, Inspectors who are Supervisors and Managers of Inspectors and Registered Code Agencies.

The Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers Course is a prerequisite course for the Building Officials and the Law.

Course Objectives

In addition to explaining the structure of the 2012 Ontario Building Code, how the Act is linked to the provisions of the Code and the identification of the Principal Authority, the course addresses the following topics:

- Understanding Roles and the Legal Framework of the Act

- Various Qualifications and Registration under the Act and the Code

- Permit Applications and the Issuance Process for Permits

- Exercising Lawful Entry

- The Inspection and Compliance Processes

- The Occupancy Process

- Co-operation, Conflict and Dispute Resolution under the Act

- Offences, Liability and Immunity from Actions

- Change of Use and Renovations, and

- Complying with Division B.

Examination

No examination is included with this course.

NOTE: George Brown Students taking General Legal Process and Powers and Duties 2012 through OBOA will be required to write the exam for this course through George Brown College (GBC) for this course to qualify towards the OBOA/GBC - Building Officials Fundamentals Certificate.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Legal Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Part 8 - On-Site Sewage Systems - 2012
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
20/20
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
20/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Nov 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (Woodbridge)
2024 May 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 (Parry Sound)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA 5 day (35 hr.) course deals with the fundamental requirements related to the administration and enforcement of the 2012 Ontario Building Code as related to private on-site Sewage Systems with design capacity less than 10,000 Litres per day. The regulatory requirements related to these systems are generally found under Div. B., Part 8 of the Code, but do also include and refer to substantial portions of Division C of the OBC, the Act as well as the Supplementary Standards SB5 and SB6. Designed as an introduction to the fundamental principles behind the topic, the course addresses the following topics and areas;

- duties and responsibilities under the Act as related to Sewage systems

- Site evaluations, Test Pits and T-Times,

- Characteristics and distinguishing of Systems and Design Flows,

- Design and Construction of Class 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Sewage Systems,

- Inspection and Review of Class 1,2,3,4 and 5 Sewage systems,

- Operation and Maintenance minimum requirements for existing systems, and

- Occupational Health and Safety as related to sewage system inspection or enforcement.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Legal Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Part 8 - On-Site Sewage Systems - 2012
2024 Nov 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 (Woodbridge)
2024 May 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 (Parry Sound)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA 5 day (35 hr.) course deals with the fundamental requirements related to the administration and enforcement of the 2012 Ontario Building Code as related to private on-site Sewage Systems with design capacity less than 10,000 Litres per day. The regulatory requirements related to these systems are generally found under Div. B., Part 8 of the Code, but do also include and refer to substantial portions of Division C of the OBC, the Act as well as the Supplementary Standards SB5 and SB6. Designed as an introduction to the fundamental principles behind the topic, the course addresses the following topics and areas;

- duties and responsibilities under the Act as related to Sewage systems

- Site evaluations, Test Pits and T-Times,

- Characteristics and distinguishing of Systems and Design Flows,

- Design and Construction of Class 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Sewage Systems,

- Inspection and Review of Class 1,2,3,4 and 5 Sewage systems,

- Operation and Maintenance minimum requirements for existing systems, and

- Occupational Health and Safety as related to sewage system inspection or enforcement.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Legal Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Part 8 - On-Site Sewage Systems - 2012
2024 May 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
Parry Sound - Best Western Plus Parry Sound
5/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Parry Sound - Best Western Plus Parry Sound
Enrolled:
5/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 (Woodbridge)
2024 Nov 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA 5 day (35 hr.) course deals with the fundamental requirements related to the administration and enforcement of the 2012 Ontario Building Code as related to private on-site Sewage Systems with design capacity less than 10,000 Litres per day. The regulatory requirements related to these systems are generally found under Div. B., Part 8 of the Code, but do also include and refer to substantial portions of Division C of the OBC, the Act as well as the Supplementary Standards SB5 and SB6. Designed as an introduction to the fundamental principles behind the topic, the course addresses the following topics and areas;

- duties and responsibilities under the Act as related to Sewage systems

- Site evaluations, Test Pits and T-Times,

- Characteristics and distinguishing of Systems and Design Flows,

- Design and Construction of Class 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Sewage Systems,

- Inspection and Review of Class 1,2,3,4 and 5 Sewage systems,

- Operation and Maintenance minimum requirements for existing systems, and

- Occupational Health and Safety as related to sewage system inspection or enforcement.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Legal Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Part 9 - Buildings - Fire Protection - 2012
2024 May 21, 22, 23, 24
Cambridge - RSM Training Centre
1/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Cambridge - RSM Training Centre
Enrolled:
1/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $536.75 / Non Members: $762.75 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
24

Prerequisites: Any Part 9: The House course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This is an OBOA four day (30 hour) more advanced course dealing with building permit requirements and plan review of Part 9 buildings where the 2012 Ontario Building Code requires fire separations because of building and occupancy classification. The course will also address fire protection features such as exiting, means of egress, wayward finding, service spaces, fire alarm and detection, suppression methods and the effective inspection of these fire protection features.

Plumbing All Buildings - 2012
2024 Sep 16, 17, 18, 19, 20
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 May 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: Plumbing House

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course explains the theory that is the basis for the provisions of the Code that regulate drainage, venting and water systems Assistance will be provided to the participant in learning how to find and apply applicable OBC requirements. Through the exercises contained herein, it will focus on creating understanding so that the participant may correctly interpret and apply the regulations.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

The areas covered in the instructor-led course are:

- Materials and Equipment

- Piping

- Drainage Systems

- Venting Systems

- Potable Water Systems

- Non-Potable Water Systems

This course also assists those who may wish to become more familiar with aspects of Plumbing - All Buildings. The goal of this course is to provide a participant-centered learning environment in order to:

- Review the specific code requirements that relate to Plumbing ? All Buildings as indicated in the 2012 Examination Syllabus.

- Facilitate the location, understanding and application of the code requirements dealing with Plumbing ? All Buildings.

- Evaluate the accuracy of the participant?s application of these code requirements to the problems provided.

- Propose and justify code specific solutions to participant questions and concerns.

Upon completion of this overview course, learners will be better able to:

- Relate Code requirements that govern plumbing

- Determine the requirements applicable to specific plumbing systems

- Identify deficiencies in plumbing design and installation

- Develop a plan of action to inspect plumbing installations

- Become familiar with plans of buildings and drawings of plumbing installations

This course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Plumbing All Buildings qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Plumbing All Buildings - 2012
2024 May 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
5/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
5/20
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Sep 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: Plumbing House

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course explains the theory that is the basis for the provisions of the Code that regulate drainage, venting and water systems Assistance will be provided to the participant in learning how to find and apply applicable OBC requirements. Through the exercises contained herein, it will focus on creating understanding so that the participant may correctly interpret and apply the regulations.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

The areas covered in the instructor-led course are:

- Materials and Equipment

- Piping

- Drainage Systems

- Venting Systems

- Potable Water Systems

- Non-Potable Water Systems

This course also assists those who may wish to become more familiar with aspects of Plumbing - All Buildings. The goal of this course is to provide a participant-centered learning environment in order to:

- Review the specific code requirements that relate to Plumbing ? All Buildings as indicated in the 2012 Examination Syllabus.

- Facilitate the location, understanding and application of the code requirements dealing with Plumbing ? All Buildings.

- Evaluate the accuracy of the participant?s application of these code requirements to the problems provided.

- Propose and justify code specific solutions to participant questions and concerns.

Upon completion of this overview course, learners will be better able to:

- Relate Code requirements that govern plumbing

- Determine the requirements applicable to specific plumbing systems

- Identify deficiencies in plumbing design and installation

- Develop a plan of action to inspect plumbing installations

- Become familiar with plans of buildings and drawings of plumbing installations

This course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Plumbing All Buildings qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Plumbing House - 2012
2024 May 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
3/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
3/20
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Nov 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed to introduce or increase (where applicable) the concepts of Plumbing - House and to hone skills in terms of their ability to FIND (search the Code and identify non-familiar Code provisions), UNDERSTAND (to comprehend the language, structure and intent of a Code provision), and APPLY the Code provision(s) using case examples, situations and scenarios.

The objective of this course is to help you understand the requirements of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) applicable to the area of Plumbing - House (primarily dwelling units). This includes requirements contained in Division A and B, particularly Parts 1, 7, 9, 11 and 12 of the code.

This course covers the requirements of the OBC as applied to Plumbing - House. Requirements for Plumbing - House in the OBC have been identified to have an impact on the following:

- General, Health and Safety, Accessibility, Energy Efficiency

- Materials and Equipment

- Piping

- Drainage Systems

- Venting Systems

- Potable Water Systems

- Part 9

- Renovation and Compliance Alternatives

Objectives:

Upon completion of this overview course, learners will be better able to:

- Relate the regulations relevant to plumbing and the inspections.

- Explain the role of a plumbing inspector.

- Explain the basic theory of plumbing systems.

- Explain, in detail, the plumbing in a typical single-family dwelling

- Apply a set of materials and attitudes common to other plumbing inspectors to help you on the job.

- Describe how to inspect plumbing installations.

- Explain the authority, responsibility and accountability of a plumbing inspector.

- Analyze plans of buildings and drawings of plumbing installations.

This course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Plumbing House qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Plumbing House - 2012
2024 Nov 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 May 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed to introduce or increase (where applicable) the concepts of Plumbing - House and to hone skills in terms of their ability to FIND (search the Code and identify non-familiar Code provisions), UNDERSTAND (to comprehend the language, structure and intent of a Code provision), and APPLY the Code provision(s) using case examples, situations and scenarios.

The objective of this course is to help you understand the requirements of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) applicable to the area of Plumbing - House (primarily dwelling units). This includes requirements contained in Division A and B, particularly Parts 1, 7, 9, 11 and 12 of the code.

This course covers the requirements of the OBC as applied to Plumbing - House. Requirements for Plumbing - House in the OBC have been identified to have an impact on the following:

- General, Health and Safety, Accessibility, Energy Efficiency

- Materials and Equipment

- Piping

- Drainage Systems

- Venting Systems

- Potable Water Systems

- Part 9

- Renovation and Compliance Alternatives

Objectives:

Upon completion of this overview course, learners will be better able to:

- Relate the regulations relevant to plumbing and the inspections.

- Explain the role of a plumbing inspector.

- Explain the basic theory of plumbing systems.

- Explain, in detail, the plumbing in a typical single-family dwelling

- Apply a set of materials and attitudes common to other plumbing inspectors to help you on the job.

- Describe how to inspect plumbing installations.

- Explain the authority, responsibility and accountability of a plumbing inspector.

- Analyze plans of buildings and drawings of plumbing installations.

This course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Plumbing House qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Small Buildings - 2012
2024 Apr 29, 30 May 1, 2, 3
Sault St Marie - Sault Ste. Marie
10/15
Offered By:
Northern Lights Chapter
Status: Open
Location:
Sault St Marie - Sault Ste. Marie
Enrolled:
10/15
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Nov 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 (Woodbridge)
2024 Apr 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 (Hamilton)

Prerequisites: House

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Small (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9) buildings.

It is intended to help the participant understand the requirements of the OBC that apply to all Small Buildings defined in the OBC as

1) three or fewer storeys in building height

2) having a building area not exceeding 600 m2

3) used for major occupancies classified as Group C-residential occupancies, D-business and personal services occupancies, E-mercantile occupancies or Group F-2 medium hazard industrial occupancies and Group F-3- low hazard industrial occupancies.

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Small buildings, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

Some areas covered by this course include:

- Special Structures and Basics of Structural Requirements

- Design of Area and Space

- Stairs, Ramps, Handrails and Guards

- Means of Egress

- Fire Protection

- Plumbing

- Public Pools and Spa

- Resource Conservation

- Sample Examination Questions

- Other Small Building Topics (Floors-On-Ground, Above Grade Masonry and ICF, Wood Frame Construction, Electric Facilities

- Post Course Study Plan

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Small Buildings - 2012
2024 Nov 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Apr 29, 30 May 1, 2, 3 (Sault St Marie)
2024 Apr 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 (Hamilton)

Prerequisites: House

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Small (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9) buildings.

It is intended to help the participant understand the requirements of the OBC that apply to all Small Buildings defined in the OBC as

1) three or fewer storeys in building height

2) having a building area not exceeding 600 m2

3) used for major occupancies classified as Group C-residential occupancies, D-business and personal services occupancies, E-mercantile occupancies or Group F-2 medium hazard industrial occupancies and Group F-3- low hazard industrial occupancies.

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Small buildings, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

Some areas covered by this course include:

- Special Structures and Basics of Structural Requirements

- Design of Area and Space

- Stairs, Ramps, Handrails and Guards

- Means of Egress

- Fire Protection

- Plumbing

- Public Pools and Spa

- Resource Conservation

- Sample Examination Questions

- Other Small Building Topics (Floors-On-Ground, Above Grade Masonry and ICF, Wood Frame Construction, Electric Facilities

- Post Course Study Plan

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Small Buildings - 2012
2024 Apr 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
Hamilton - Contact Julia to register, julia.ricottone@hamilton.ca
14/20
Contact Provider
Offered By:
City of Hamilton
Please contact the provider regarding course registration.
Location:
Hamilton - Contact Julia to register, julia.ricottone@hamilton.ca
Enrolled:
14/20
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Apr 29, 30 May 1, 2, 3 (Sault St Marie)
2024 Nov 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: House

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Small (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9) buildings.

It is intended to help the participant understand the requirements of the OBC that apply to all Small Buildings defined in the OBC as

1) three or fewer storeys in building height

2) having a building area not exceeding 600 m2

3) used for major occupancies classified as Group C-residential occupancies, D-business and personal services occupancies, E-mercantile occupancies or Group F-2 medium hazard industrial occupancies and Group F-3- low hazard industrial occupancies.

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Small buildings, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

Some areas covered by this course include:

- Special Structures and Basics of Structural Requirements

- Design of Area and Space

- Stairs, Ramps, Handrails and Guards

- Means of Egress

- Fire Protection

- Plumbing

- Public Pools and Spa

- Resource Conservation

- Sample Examination Questions

- Other Small Building Topics (Floors-On-Ground, Above Grade Masonry and ICF, Wood Frame Construction, Electric Facilities

- Post Course Study Plan

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Detailed Technical Training Courses

Course Title
Dates
Offered By
-
Registration
Building Officials & the Law
2024 Jun 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Sep 30 Oct 1, 2, 3, 4 (Woodbridge)
2024 Nov 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: General Legal

Course Description:
PARTICIPANT MANUAL NOT INCLUDED, manuals can be purchased from the OBOA website or downloaded and printed two weeks prior to the course start date.

Who is this course for?

- Mandatory course for CBCO and BCQ certification

- To the extent that the material is relevant it is also of significance to new and veteran

- CBO, I/CBO-P, I/CBO-SS, DCBO

- Inspectors who are Supervisors and Managers of Inspectors

- RCA's

- Persons authorized by RCA's

- Those designers who want to enhance their knowledge of the legal processes under and around the BCA

- Required for all CBCO/BCQ Streams

Course Objectives

- Introduction to the Occupational Health and Safety Act - responsibilities of employees and supervisors and their rights and extracts from selected regulations

- Overview of the legal environment within which a Building Inspector operates

- Review procedures to exercising lawful entry

- Tips to achieve professional conduct and to enhance communications skills

- Explanation of the nature of evidence - Preparation and use of notes and inspection reports

- Generalities of the inspection process and informal and formal means to obtaining compliance with the BCA and the OBC

- Procedures under Parts I and III of the Provincial Offences Act

- Identification of personal information and authority to collect and release same under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act

- Preparing a court brief and getting ready to go to court

- Court decorum and the Building Inspector as a witness

Exam will be on the final day of the course.

Building Officials & the Law
2024 Sep 30 Oct 1, 2, 3, 4
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Jun 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 (Woodbridge)
2024 Nov 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: General Legal

Course Description:
PARTICIPANT MANUAL NOT INCLUDED, manuals can be purchased from the OBOA website or downloaded and printed two weeks prior to the course start date.

Who is this course for?

- Mandatory course for CBCO and BCQ certification

- To the extent that the material is relevant it is also of significance to new and veteran

- CBO, I/CBO-P, I/CBO-SS, DCBO

- Inspectors who are Supervisors and Managers of Inspectors

- RCA's

- Persons authorized by RCA's

- Those designers who want to enhance their knowledge of the legal processes under and around the BCA

- Required for all CBCO/BCQ Streams

Course Objectives

- Introduction to the Occupational Health and Safety Act - responsibilities of employees and supervisors and their rights and extracts from selected regulations

- Overview of the legal environment within which a Building Inspector operates

- Review procedures to exercising lawful entry

- Tips to achieve professional conduct and to enhance communications skills

- Explanation of the nature of evidence - Preparation and use of notes and inspection reports

- Generalities of the inspection process and informal and formal means to obtaining compliance with the BCA and the OBC

- Procedures under Parts I and III of the Provincial Offences Act

- Identification of personal information and authority to collect and release same under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act

- Preparing a court brief and getting ready to go to court

- Court decorum and the Building Inspector as a witness

Exam will be on the final day of the course.

Building Officials & the Law
2024 Nov 25, 26, 27, 28, 29
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Jun 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 (Woodbridge)
2024 Sep 30 Oct 1, 2, 3, 4 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: General Legal

Course Description:
PARTICIPANT MANUAL NOT INCLUDED, manuals can be purchased from the OBOA website or downloaded and printed two weeks prior to the course start date.

Who is this course for?

- Mandatory course for CBCO and BCQ certification

- To the extent that the material is relevant it is also of significance to new and veteran

- CBO, I/CBO-P, I/CBO-SS, DCBO

- Inspectors who are Supervisors and Managers of Inspectors

- RCA's

- Persons authorized by RCA's

- Those designers who want to enhance their knowledge of the legal processes under and around the BCA

- Required for all CBCO/BCQ Streams

Course Objectives

- Introduction to the Occupational Health and Safety Act - responsibilities of employees and supervisors and their rights and extracts from selected regulations

- Overview of the legal environment within which a Building Inspector operates

- Review procedures to exercising lawful entry

- Tips to achieve professional conduct and to enhance communications skills

- Explanation of the nature of evidence - Preparation and use of notes and inspection reports

- Generalities of the inspection process and informal and formal means to obtaining compliance with the BCA and the OBC

- Procedures under Parts I and III of the Provincial Offences Act

- Identification of personal information and authority to collect and release same under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act

- Preparing a court brief and getting ready to go to court

- Court decorum and the Building Inspector as a witness

Exam will be on the final day of the course.

Instructor Training Course
2024 Apr 29, 30 May 1, 2, 3
Etobicoke - DoubleTree by HiltonToronto Airport
12/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Etobicoke - DoubleTree by HiltonToronto Airport
Enrolled:
12/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $1015.87 / Non Members: $1241.87 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
This course is designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills needed for the effective delivery of the Ontario Building Officials Association courses. The course consists of five modules: 1. Introduction; 2. The Principles of Adult Education; 3. The Principles of Teaching; 4. Teaching the OBOA Courses; and 5. The Practicum.

Note: Please email your CV to training@oboa.on.ca

Part 3 - Large Buildings - Classification & Construction-2012
2024 Apr 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
13/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
13/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites: Any Part 9 Course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

A 37-hour course which considers the important elements of a structure regulated by Part 3 Large buildings including mid-rise construction. This is considered to be an introduction to part 3 buildings and includes the following: building classification; separation of major occupancies; building area and height; streets; building size and construction; occupant load; fire separation/fire-resistance ratings; fire protection ratings; firewalls; closures ? Ontario Building Code requirements; fire stopping; fire blocking; provisions for fire fighting; and mezzanines and interconnected floor spaces.

This course also makes reference to other topics which are covered by additional courses and involves a written exam at the conclusion of the week.

Part 3 - Large Buildings - Health & Safety - 2012
2024 Mar 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Walkerton - Walkerton Fire Hall
13/25
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
Bluewater Chapter
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Walkerton - Walkerton Fire Hall
Enrolled:
13/25
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 5, 6, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27 Apr 3 (Bradford)
2024 Nov 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 (Cambridge)

Prerequisites: Part 3 Classification & Construction (Mandatory)

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This five day (37 hour) course has been designed to enable Code practitioners to interpret and implement the Health and Safety requirements within Division B, Part 3 of the 2012 Ontario Building Code. It includes the following topics: review of Classification & Separation of Major Occupancies; Spatial Separation & Exposure Protection; Exits; Lighting & Emergency Power; Flame Spread Rating & Interior Finishes; Service Spaces & Rooms; Egress & Exiting from Mezzanines; Interconnected Floor Space; Health Requirements; Fire Alarm & Detection Systems & Barrier Free Design.

This course concludes with an examination covering the material.

Part 3 - Large Buildings - Health & Safety - 2012
2024 Mar 5, 6, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27 Apr 3
Bradford - Bradford Fire Services, to register, contact sbalugas@townofbwg.com
10/20
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Bradford - Bradford Fire Services, to register, contact sbalugas@townofbwg.com
Enrolled:
10/20
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (Walkerton)
2024 Nov 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 (Cambridge)

Prerequisites: Part 3 Classification & Construction (Mandatory)

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This five day (37 hour) course has been designed to enable Code practitioners to interpret and implement the Health and Safety requirements within Division B, Part 3 of the 2012 Ontario Building Code. It includes the following topics: review of Classification & Separation of Major Occupancies; Spatial Separation & Exposure Protection; Exits; Lighting & Emergency Power; Flame Spread Rating & Interior Finishes; Service Spaces & Rooms; Egress & Exiting from Mezzanines; Interconnected Floor Space; Health Requirements; Fire Alarm & Detection Systems & Barrier Free Design.

This course concludes with an examination covering the material.

Part 3 - Large Buildings - Health & Safety - 2012
2024 Nov 25, 26, 27, 28, 29
Cambridge - RSM Training Centre
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Cambridge - RSM Training Centre
Enrolled:
0/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (Walkerton)
2024 Mar 5, 6, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27 Apr 3 (Bradford)

Prerequisites: Part 3 Classification & Construction (Mandatory)

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This five day (37 hour) course has been designed to enable Code practitioners to interpret and implement the Health and Safety requirements within Division B, Part 3 of the 2012 Ontario Building Code. It includes the following topics: review of Classification & Separation of Major Occupancies; Spatial Separation & Exposure Protection; Exits; Lighting & Emergency Power; Flame Spread Rating & Interior Finishes; Service Spaces & Rooms; Egress & Exiting from Mezzanines; Interconnected Floor Space; Health Requirements; Fire Alarm & Detection Systems & Barrier Free Design.

This course concludes with an examination covering the material.

Part 9 - Buildings - Structural Requirements - 2012
2024 May 21, 22, 23, 24
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
1/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
1/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $536.75 / Non Members: $762.75 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
24
Also Runs
2024 Nov 12, 13, 14 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: Any Part 9: The House course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA four day (30 hour) advanced course dealing with the structural provisions of Part 9 of Division B of

the 2012 Ontario Building Code. The course material describes the provisions, their applications and limitations but does not deal specifically with the design of structural elements. This course will detail how to use Part 9 to size structural components and what to look for during inspections.

Topics to be covered include: General Structural Requirements, Loads on Buildings, Soils, Foundations, Floor Systems, Wall Systems, Conventional Roof Framing, Roof Trusses and Masonry & ICF

Part 9 - Buildings - Structural Requirements - 2012
2024 Nov 12, 13, 14
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $536.75 / Non Members: $762.75 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
24
Also Runs
2024 May 21, 22, 23, 24 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: Any Part 9: The House course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA four day (30 hour) advanced course dealing with the structural provisions of Part 9 of Division B of

the 2012 Ontario Building Code. The course material describes the provisions, their applications and limitations but does not deal specifically with the design of structural elements. This course will detail how to use Part 9 to size structural components and what to look for during inspections.

Topics to be covered include: General Structural Requirements, Loads on Buildings, Soils, Foundations, Floor Systems, Wall Systems, Conventional Roof Framing, Roof Trusses and Masonry & ICF

Part 9 -The House - Building Envelope - 2012
2024 Sep 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
This is a five day (37 hour) basic course dealing with the construction of houses as single detached dwellings under Part 9 of Division B of the 2012 Ontario Building Code.

The course provides participants with an introduction to the 2012 Ontario Building Code. The course will focus on the perimeter building envelope including below-grade components, insulation requirements, air barrier, vapour barrier and exterior finishes.

This course concludes with an examination covering the material.

Part 9 -The House - Health & Safety - 2012
2024 Apr 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
3/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
3/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites: Part 9 Building Envelope (Mandatory)

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This revised 37 hour course has been designed to enable the Code practitioners to interpret and implement the principles of the 2012 Ontario Building Code during both the examination of plans and in the inspection of the health and safety components of the House. During this course you will gain the knowledge and understanding of how various Code requirements applicable to detached house, semi-detached house, townhouse or row house, are interpreted and applied in ensuring Code compliance.

The areas covered in the instructor based course include the following: Plans Examination and Permit Issuance; Design of Area and Spaces; Windows, Doors and Skylights; Stairs, Guards, and Landings; Insulation; Fire Safety and Protection; Chimney, Fireplaces and Solid Fuel Appliances; Party Walls and Sound Control; Final Interior Occupancy Inspection; and Final Exterior Inspection.

This course also makes reference to other topics which are covered by additional courses and involves a written exam at the conclusion of the week.

Part10/11 Building Renovations & Change of Use - 2012
2024 Apr 2, 3, 4, 5
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
3/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
3/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $536.75 / Non Members: $762.75 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
24
Also Runs
2024 Jun 3, 4, 5, 6 (Woodbridge)
2024 Oct 21, 22, 23, 24 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: Any Part 9 Buildings OR Part 3 Large Building Course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA four day (30 hr.) course looks at the means of ensuring that a building?s use and occupancy is appropriate and the construction requirements due to a change-of-use in an existing building are in compliance with the appropriate parts of the code to ensure that the required performance standards are maintained. This course covers areas of the 2012 Ontario Building Code including but not limited to: requirements for permits; applicability of Parts 10 and 11; code terminology for evaluating renovation projects; building systems; occupant load; change in major occupancy; fire separations; basic and extensive renovations; example projects; site generated challenges; and change-of-use without construction.

The course also introduces accessibility and care and care treatment facilities and requirements when converting or undertaking renovations to existing buildings.

Within the course there is often reference to the fire code and while it is not the intent to delve into the fire code one should at least have an awareness of the 9.8 retrofit provisions as they may well need to be evaluated when considering part 10 and part 11 applications.

Part10/11 Building Renovations & Change of Use - 2012
2024 Jun 3, 4, 5, 6
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
2/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
2/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $536.75 / Non Members: $762.75 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
24
Also Runs
2024 Apr 2, 3, 4, 5 (Woodbridge)
2024 Oct 21, 22, 23, 24 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: Any Part 9 Buildings OR Part 3 Large Building Course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA four day (30 hr.) course looks at the means of ensuring that a building?s use and occupancy is appropriate and the construction requirements due to a change-of-use in an existing building are in compliance with the appropriate parts of the code to ensure that the required performance standards are maintained. This course covers areas of the 2012 Ontario Building Code including but not limited to: requirements for permits; applicability of Parts 10 and 11; code terminology for evaluating renovation projects; building systems; occupant load; change in major occupancy; fire separations; basic and extensive renovations; example projects; site generated challenges; and change-of-use without construction.

The course also introduces accessibility and care and care treatment facilities and requirements when converting or undertaking renovations to existing buildings.

Within the course there is often reference to the fire code and while it is not the intent to delve into the fire code one should at least have an awareness of the 9.8 retrofit provisions as they may well need to be evaluated when considering part 10 and part 11 applications.

Part10/11 Building Renovations & Change of Use - 2012
2024 Oct 21, 22, 23, 24
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $536.75 / Non Members: $762.75 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
24
Also Runs
2024 Apr 2, 3, 4, 5 (Woodbridge)
2024 Jun 3, 4, 5, 6 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites: Any Part 9 Buildings OR Part 3 Large Building Course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA four day (30 hr.) course looks at the means of ensuring that a building?s use and occupancy is appropriate and the construction requirements due to a change-of-use in an existing building are in compliance with the appropriate parts of the code to ensure that the required performance standards are maintained. This course covers areas of the 2012 Ontario Building Code including but not limited to: requirements for permits; applicability of Parts 10 and 11; code terminology for evaluating renovation projects; building systems; occupant load; change in major occupancy; fire separations; basic and extensive renovations; example projects; site generated challenges; and change-of-use without construction.

The course also introduces accessibility and care and care treatment facilities and requirements when converting or undertaking renovations to existing buildings.

Within the course there is often reference to the fire code and while it is not the intent to delve into the fire code one should at least have an awareness of the 9.8 retrofit provisions as they may well need to be evaluated when considering part 10 and part 11 applications.

Plan Examination - Part 3
2024 Apr 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Kitchener - Kitchener City Hall
16/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Kitchener - Kitchener City Hall
Enrolled:
16/20
Price:
Members: $339.00 / Non Members: $565.00 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
3

Prerequisites: Advanced level of technical knowledge on Part 9 plan examinations

Course Description:
PILOT - Instructor registrations will take priority - This OBOA course has been designed to build on the materials from the Plan Examination - Part 9 course to assist in improving their skills and capabilities and to develop strategies to enhance their plan examination duties. This course contains all the necessary elements to provide participants with confidence to initiate and apply basic Building Code requirements. It will challenge your ability to understand and apply concepts and principles with which you may not be familiar with in completing a plan examination.

This course is designed for Building Officials, Inspectors, Architects, Engineers, Designers, Contractors, Renovators, and Fire Safety Personnel who need a working knowledge of the plan examination function with regards to application of the building code.

Objectives of the Plan Examination - Part 3 course:

? Identify the components needed for a complete application

? Identify the requirements for drawings needed to perform a plan examination

? Identify impacts of design and review requirements for Architects and Engineers

? Identify and determine the sources for other approvals that may be required prior to issuance of a permit.

? Determine where other approvals fit into the plan examination process.

? Develop different strategies to successfully communicate with the customer and to enhance customer service.

? Identify important soft skills to be blended with technical skills in completing plan review functions.

? Identify types of records that need to be retained for each permit file and that it is important to be completed on every file.

? Identify a plan examination strategy that works for personal and project needs.

? Understand what an alternative solution is, the use, and how to evaluate it.

? Understand the dispute resolution and appeal process.

Plan Examinations - Part 9
2024 Apr 29, 30 May 1, 2, 3
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites: Basic level of technical knowledge, ability to read and understand blueprin

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed for those with limited experience and those looking to hone their skills in Plan Examination. This course contains all the necessary elements to provide participants with confidence to initiate and apply basic Building Code requirements. It will challenge your ability to understand and apply concepts and principles with which you may not be familiar with in completing a plan examination.

This course is designed for Building Officials, Inspectors, Architects, Engineers, Designers, Contractors, Renovators, and Fire Safety Personnel who need a working knowledge of the plan examination function with regards to application of the building code.

Objectives of the Plan Examination - Part 9 course:

? Understand the role of the plan examiner and where they fit into the construction process.

? Understand the purpose of construction codes and how they are developed.

? Understand standard operating procedures and how they define service levels.

? Understand the importance of proper and complete drawings and complete applications.

? Understand and identify the purpose of checklists.

? Understand the importance of appliable law and how this affects the issuance of a permit.

? Learn the different tools and resources available to confirm paths of compliance.

? Develop strategies and tools to create a successful plan examination system.

Residential HVAC Inspection
2024 Mar 27, 28
cancelled - City of Kitchener - City Hall
 
Full
Offered By:
cancelled
Status: Full
Location:
cancelled - City of Kitchener - City Hall
Enrolled:
Full
Price:
Members: $395.50 / Non Members: $621.50 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
12

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
This course examines forced air heating requirements and

related compliance and enforcement issues as per Part 6 and

Part 9 of the Ontario Building Code.

Participants in this course will be able to:

- Describe the various principles associated with space heating

and air movement.

- Identify important HVAC system terminology.

- Describe what to look for when inspecting warm air and

return air supplies.

- Describe the proper installation of ducts and plenums.

- Identify inspection issues with regard to exhaust ducts and

outlets.

- Describe typical HVAC defects that might be encountered in

houses.

- Identify inspection concerns related to heat recovery

ventilators.

Virtual - Plan Examinations - Part 9
2024 Nov 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12
Online - ZOOM
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
0/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed for those with limited experience and those looking to hone their skills in Plan Examination. This course contains all the necessary elements to provide participants with confidence to initiate and apply basic Building Code requirements. It will challenge your ability to understand and apply concepts and principles with which you may not be familiar with in completing a plan examination.

This course is designed for Building Officials, Inspectors, Architects, Engineers, Designers, Contractors, Renovators, and Fire Safety Personnel who need a working knowledge of the plan examination function with regards to application of the building code.

Objectives of the Plan Examination - Part 9 course:

? Understand the role of the plan examiner and where they fit into the construction process.

? Understand the purpose of construction codes and how they are developed.

? Understand standard operating procedures and how they define service levels.

? Understand the importance of proper and complete drawings and complete applications.

? Understand and identify the purpose of checklists.

? Understand the importance of appliable law and how this affects the issuance of a permit.

? Learn the different tools and resources available to confirm paths of compliance.

? Develop strategies and tools to create a successful plan examination system.

In-class

Course Title
Dates
Offered By
-
Registration
Introduction to Permit Administration
2024 Mar 25, 26
Kitchener - City of Kitchener - City Hall
13/22
Offered By:
Wellington Waterloo & District Chapter
Status: Open
Location:
Kitchener - City of Kitchener - City Hall
Enrolled:
13/22
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $395.50 / Non Members: $621.50 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
24
Also Runs
2024 Oct 15, 16 (Woodbridge)

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed for those with limited experience with a Municipal Building Department in an administration role. This course will introduce the participant to the Ontario Building Code and Municipal Zoning Bylaws. Participants will gain knowledge into applicable law, complete applications, inspection types, and qualifications of designers and inspectors as related to the performance of their duties.

Topics covered in the course:

- The Building Code Act (BCA) and Ontario Building Code (OBC)

- Municipal structure and Building Department Structure-? Complete Building Permit Application- Applicable Law-? Zoning- Inspections

- Other Duties

Objectives of the course:

- Identify requirements for a complete application

- Determine if submitted drawings contain all required information

- Evaluate what supporting documentation is required

- Perform initial zoning review

- Understand timelines for issuance of a permit

- Understand the inspection process

Exam will be provided on the final day of the course.

Introduction to Permit Administration
2024 Oct 15, 16
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
0/20
Offered By:
OBOA Office
Status: Open
Location:
Woodbridge - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
0/20
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $395.50 / Non Members: $621.50 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
24
Also Runs
2024 Mar 25, 26 (Kitchener)

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This OBOA course has been designed for those with limited experience with a Municipal Building Department in an administration role. This course will introduce the participant to the Ontario Building Code and Municipal Zoning Bylaws. Participants will gain knowledge into applicable law, complete applications, inspection types, and qualifications of designers and inspectors as related to the performance of their duties.

Topics covered in the course:

- The Building Code Act (BCA) and Ontario Building Code (OBC)

- Municipal structure and Building Department Structure-? Complete Building Permit Application- Applicable Law-? Zoning- Inspections

- Other Duties

Objectives of the course:

- Identify requirements for a complete application

- Determine if submitted drawings contain all required information

- Evaluate what supporting documentation is required

- Perform initial zoning review

- Understand timelines for issuance of a permit

- Understand the inspection process

Exam will be provided on the final day of the course.

Virtual

Course Title
Dates
Offered By
-
Registration
Virtual - Building Structural - 2012
2024 Apr 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
Online - zOOm
9/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
9/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Nov 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 Dec 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (Online)

Prerequisites: Any Part 9 or Part 3 course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Building Structural 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course assists those who may wish to become more familiar with structural requirements. The goal of this course is to provide a participant-centered learning environment in order to:

- Review the specific code requirements that relate to structural provisions as indicated in the 2012 Examination Syllabus.

- Facilitate the location, understanding and application of the structural code requirements.

- Evaluate the accuracy of the participant?s application of these code requirements to the problems provided.

- Propose and justify code specific solutions to participant questions and concerns.

The objective of this course is to help the reader understand the requirements of the 2012 Ontario Building Code Division B, applicable to building structures, and to assist candidates with preparation for the qualification examination.

Upon completion of this overview course, learners will be better able to:

- Describe where to apply Part 4 and Part 9 in the structural design of buildings,

- Find climatic and seismic data necessary for the structural design of buildings,

- Identify the different types of structural loads,

- Classify building by their Importance Category,

- Calculate and verify load combinations for give loading scenarios,

- Calculate and verify dead and live loads, and other combinations for buildings,

- Verify calculations for determining wind loads, using the static method,

- Identify specific earthquake provisions that apply to buildings and portions of buildings

Using Part 4:

- Calculate the specific snow and rain loads using Part 4 with given factors,

- Relate the code provisions for anchor systems and special structures including parking structures and air-supported structures,

- Recognize the importance of design of excavations and backfilling, including dewatering

For Part 9 buildings:

- Identify the importance of spans in determining snow loads,

- Recognize the limitations of conventional footings and provisions for alternate foundation types,

- Identify structural requirements for foundation walls,

- Identify the requirements to support joists, beams, structural framing, and above-grade masonry and ICF walls,

- Identify the importance of connections made at fire separations,

- Identify the anchorage, bearing and strapping/bridging requirements for floor systems, as well as wall systems and roof and ceiling construction,

- Apply structural requirements for other structural components,

- Apply structural requirements for special building types, farm buildings and renovations.

Completion of this course alone may not be sufficient preparation for the examination, for all persons. Additional independent reading and review of the Code may be required.

Neither this course, nor the qualification examination, address structural engineering principles and design methods. Additionally, the various documents referenced by the Building Code do not form part of this course , nor the qualification examination.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Building Structural - 2012
2024 Nov 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 Dec 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Online - zOOm
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
0/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Apr 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 (Online)

Prerequisites: Any Part 9 or Part 3 course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Building Structural 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course assists those who may wish to become more familiar with structural requirements. The goal of this course is to provide a participant-centered learning environment in order to:

- Review the specific code requirements that relate to structural provisions as indicated in the 2012 Examination Syllabus.

- Facilitate the location, understanding and application of the structural code requirements.

- Evaluate the accuracy of the participant?s application of these code requirements to the problems provided.

- Propose and justify code specific solutions to participant questions and concerns.

The objective of this course is to help the reader understand the requirements of the 2012 Ontario Building Code Division B, applicable to building structures, and to assist candidates with preparation for the qualification examination.

Upon completion of this overview course, learners will be better able to:

- Describe where to apply Part 4 and Part 9 in the structural design of buildings,

- Find climatic and seismic data necessary for the structural design of buildings,

- Identify the different types of structural loads,

- Classify building by their Importance Category,

- Calculate and verify load combinations for give loading scenarios,

- Calculate and verify dead and live loads, and other combinations for buildings,

- Verify calculations for determining wind loads, using the static method,

- Identify specific earthquake provisions that apply to buildings and portions of buildings

Using Part 4:

- Calculate the specific snow and rain loads using Part 4 with given factors,

- Relate the code provisions for anchor systems and special structures including parking structures and air-supported structures,

- Recognize the importance of design of excavations and backfilling, including dewatering

For Part 9 buildings:

- Identify the importance of spans in determining snow loads,

- Recognize the limitations of conventional footings and provisions for alternate foundation types,

- Identify structural requirements for foundation walls,

- Identify the requirements to support joists, beams, structural framing, and above-grade masonry and ICF walls,

- Identify the importance of connections made at fire separations,

- Identify the anchorage, bearing and strapping/bridging requirements for floor systems, as well as wall systems and roof and ceiling construction,

- Apply structural requirements for other structural components,

- Apply structural requirements for special building types, farm buildings and renovations.

Completion of this course alone may not be sufficient preparation for the examination, for all persons. Additional independent reading and review of the Code may be required.

Neither this course, nor the qualification examination, address structural engineering principles and design methods. Additionally, the various documents referenced by the Building Code do not form part of this course , nor the qualification examination.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Complex Buildings - 2012
2024 May 27, 28, 29, 30 Jun 3, 4
Online - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
4/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - OBOA OFFICE Unit 7
Enrolled:
4/30
Price:
Members: $452.00 / Non Members: $678.00 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
18

Prerequisites: Large Buildings

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Complex Buildings 2012 is a 3-day course running for 5 days from 9am - noon or 3 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm that has been updated to the January 1, 2020 OBC requirements on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Complex (Vol. 1 Division B Part 3) buildings.

Some areas covered by this course include:

- Occupancy, Construction Types, Fire-Resistance ratings (review)

- SB-2, Flame spread, Smoke development (review)

- Building Fire Safety (review)

- Safety within Floor Areas (review)

- Environmental Separation/fixed ladders (review)

- Change of Use, Renovations and Compliance Alternatives

- Additional requirements for high buildings,

- SB-4 Measures for Safety in high Buildings

- Mezzanines and interconnected floor spaces

- Structural Design, HVAC, Plumbing

- Resource Conservation

- Sample Examination Questions (including all Part 3 Buildings)

- Post Course Study Plan

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Complex buildings, participants must have a basic understanding of the entire Part 3 OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging the Complex exam.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Fire Protection - 2012
2024 Apr 29, 30 May 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Online - zOOm
7/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
7/30
Price:
Members: $649.75 / Non Members: $988.75 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Nov 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 (Online)

Prerequisites: You must have general knowledge of the buildnig construction process

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Fire Protection 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

Understand the Ontario Building Code requirements that are applicable to fire protection. In addition to an overview of all fire protection requirements contained within the Building Code, this Fire Protection - 2012 course focuses on Division B (Parts 1, 3, 6, 9 and 11) of the Code as well as Supplementary Standards SB-2, SB-3 and SB-4. This course is intended mainly for inspectors whose duties relate to plans, review or inspection regarding fire suppression, fire detection firefighting and fire safety, or for fire chiefs who have been appointed as inspectors under Division C, Sentence 1.3.4.1. (1) of the Code. It will also be useful to others who wish to prepare for the Fire Protection exam.

The following is the topical outline for the course:

1. Introduction

2. Occupancy Classification and Construction Requirements

3. Provisions for Firefighting

4. Automatic Sprinkler Systems

5. Fire Separations, closures, fire stopping, firewalls safety within floor areas, exits and chutes

6. Fire performance rating

7. Fire and sound resistance of building assemblies

8. Fire alarm and detection systems

9. Standpipe systems

10.Emergency power, lighting and protection of electri conductors

11.Ventilation

12.High building requirements

13.Interconnected floor spaces

14.Part 9-Fire separations and exits, alarm, detection, lighting and signage

15.Renovations

16.Portable classrooms, self-service storage buildings, rapid transit stations & tents and air-supported structures

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Fire Protection - 2012
2024 Nov 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Online - ZOOM
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
0/30
Price:
Members: $649.75 / Non Members: $988.75 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Apr 29, 30 May 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (Online)

Prerequisites: You must have general knowledge of the buildnig construction process

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Fire Protection 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

Understand the Ontario Building Code requirements that are applicable to fire protection. In addition to an overview of all fire protection requirements contained within the Building Code, this Fire Protection - 2012 course focuses on Division B (Parts 1, 3, 6, 9 and 11) of the Code as well as Supplementary Standards SB-2, SB-3 and SB-4. This course is intended mainly for inspectors whose duties relate to plans, review or inspection regarding fire suppression, fire detection firefighting and fire safety, or for fire chiefs who have been appointed as inspectors under Division C, Sentence 1.3.4.1. (1) of the Code. It will also be useful to others who wish to prepare for the Fire Protection exam.

The following is the topical outline for the course:

1. Introduction

2. Occupancy Classification and Construction Requirements

3. Provisions for Firefighting

4. Automatic Sprinkler Systems

5. Fire Separations, closures, fire stopping, firewalls safety within floor areas, exits and chutes

6. Fire performance rating

7. Fire and sound resistance of building assemblies

8. Fire alarm and detection systems

9. Standpipe systems

10.Emergency power, lighting and protection of electri conductors

11.Ventilation

12.High building requirements

13.Interconnected floor spaces

14.Part 9-Fire separations and exits, alarm, detection, lighting and signage

15.Renovations

16.Portable classrooms, self-service storage buildings, rapid transit stations & tents and air-supported structures

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - House - 2012
2024 Jun 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Online - zOOm
1/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
1/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Sep 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30 Oct 1, 2, 3, 4 (Online)

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Part 1 House 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the 2012 Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Houses (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9).

It is intended to help the participant understand the requirements of the OBC that apply to all Houses as defined in the OBC as

A detached house, semi-detached house, townhouse or row house:

1) containing not more than two dwelling units in each house

2) three or fewer storeys in building height

3) having a building area not exceeding 600 m2

4) used for major occupancies classified as Group C-residential occupancies.

This course is designed to make use of your previous understanding of the Ontario Building Code, training, education and on the job experience. While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Houses, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when taking exams.

This course will assist in learning how to find and apply applicable OBC requirements. Through the exercises contained herein, it will focus on creating understanding so that the participant may correctly interpret and apply the regulations.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

The areas covered in the instructor-led course are:

- Basics of Structural Design Requirements,

- Stairs, ramps, handrails and guards

- Fire Protection

- Sound Control

- Excavation

- Dampproofing, waterproofing and Soil Gas control

- Drainage

- Footings and foundations

- Attic and Roof Spaces

- ICF Walls

- Wood Frame Construction

- Heat transfer, air leakage and condensation control

Other House topics will be covered during assigned self-led instruction and practice each evening and will be reviewed in depth the following morning during the instructor-led session.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - House - 2012
2024 Sep 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30 Oct 1, 2, 3, 4
Online - zOOm
1/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
1/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Jun 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 (Online)

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Part 1 House 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the 2012 Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Houses (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9).

It is intended to help the participant understand the requirements of the OBC that apply to all Houses as defined in the OBC as

A detached house, semi-detached house, townhouse or row house:

1) containing not more than two dwelling units in each house

2) three or fewer storeys in building height

3) having a building area not exceeding 600 m2

4) used for major occupancies classified as Group C-residential occupancies.

This course is designed to make use of your previous understanding of the Ontario Building Code, training, education and on the job experience. While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Houses, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when taking exams.

This course will assist in learning how to find and apply applicable OBC requirements. Through the exercises contained herein, it will focus on creating understanding so that the participant may correctly interpret and apply the regulations.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

The areas covered in the instructor-led course are:

- Basics of Structural Design Requirements,

- Stairs, ramps, handrails and guards

- Fire Protection

- Sound Control

- Excavation

- Dampproofing, waterproofing and Soil Gas control

- Drainage

- Footings and foundations

- Attic and Roof Spaces

- ICF Walls

- Wood Frame Construction

- Heat transfer, air leakage and condensation control

Other House topics will be covered during assigned self-led instruction and practice each evening and will be reviewed in depth the following morning during the instructor-led session.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - HVAC House - 2012
2024 May 21, 22, 23, 24
Online - zOOm
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
0/30
Price:
Members: $395.50 / Non Members: $706.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
12

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

HVAC House 2012 is a 2-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over 4 half-day sessions or 2 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course has been designed to introduce or increase (where applicable) the concepts of Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) and to hone skills in terms of their ability to FIND (search the Code and identify non-familiar Code provisions), UNDERSTAND (to comprehend the language, structure and intent of a Code provision), and APPLY the Code provision(s) using case examples, situations and scenarios.

The objective of this course is to help you understand the requirements of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) applicable to the area of HVAC House (primarily dwelling units). This includes requirements contained in Division A and B, particularly Parts 1, 6, 9, 11 and 12 of the code.

This course covers the requirements of the OBC as applied to HVAC House (primarily dwelling units). Requirements for HVAC House in the OBC have been identified to have an impact on the following:

- Design and Installation

- Air Ducts

- Heating and Cooling Systems

- Heat Transfer, air leakage and condensation

- Ventilation

- Heating and Air-conditioning

- Renovation - Compliance Alternative

- Electrical

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for HVAC House, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Large Buildings - 2012
2024 Nov 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Online - ZOOM
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
0/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Large Buildings 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Large (Vol. 1 Division B Part 3) buildings.

Some areas covered by this course include:

- Occupancy, Construction Types, Fire-Resistance ratings

- SB-2, Flame spread, Smoke development

- Building Fire Safety (Passive)

- Building Fire Safety (Active)

- Safety within Floor Areas

- Exits, Means of Egress

- Vertical Transportation/Service Spaces/Environmental Separation & fixed ladders

- Health Requirements/Barrier Free/Portable Classrooms/Self Service Storage buildings

- Public Pools/Rapid Transit Stations/Signs/Shelf and Rack Storage Systems

- Change of Use/Renovations

- Structural Design, HVAC, Plumbing

- Resource Conservation

- Sample Examination Questions

- Post Course Study Plan

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Large buildings, participants must have a basic understanding of the entire Part 3 OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging the Large Building exam.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers - 2012
2024 Mar 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Online - ZOOM
20/30
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
20/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Apr 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 (Online)
2024 Sep 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 (Online)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

Who is this course for?

The Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers course is intended as an introduction to the legal process for all building officials, persons authorized by RCAs and individuals considering entering the world of Building Code administration in Ontario. The Legal Process for Building Officials course can also be an excellent training and preparation tool for designers preparing to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs legal qualification examination.

Beyond gaining a basic knowledge of the legal process related to building code administration, the course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs legal qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

While all participants are encouraged to complete all 15 Chapters of the course, Chapters 1 through 12 are intended for all code practitioners and Chapters 13 through 15 provide information for Chief Building Officials, aspiring Chief Building Officials, Inspectors who have the same powers and duties as the Chief Building Official in relation to sewage systems or plumbing, Inspectors who are Supervisors and Managers of Inspectors and Registered Code Agencies.

The Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers Course is a prerequisite course for the Building Officials and the Law.

Course Objectives

In addition to explaining the structure of the 2012 Ontario Building Code, how the Act is linked to the provisions of the Code and the identification of the Principal Authority, the course addresses the following topics:

- Understanding Roles and the Legal Framework of the Act

- Various Qualifications and Registration under the Act and the Code

- Permit Applications and the Issuance Process for Permits

- Exercising Lawful Entry

- The Inspection and Compliance Processes

- The Occupancy Process

- Co-operation, Conflict and Dispute Resolution under the Act

- Offences, Liability and Immunity from Actions

- Change of Use and Renovations, and

- Complying with Division B.

Examination

No examination is included with this course.

NOTE: George Brown Students taking General Legal Process and Powers and Duties 2012 through OBOA will be required to write the exam for this course through George Brown College (GBC) for this course to qualify towards the OBOA/GBC - Building Officials Fundamentals Certificate.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Legal Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers - 2012
2024 Apr 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
Online - zOOm
4/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
4/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 (Online)
2024 Sep 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 (Online)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

Who is this course for?

The Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers course is intended as an introduction to the legal process for all building officials, persons authorized by RCAs and individuals considering entering the world of Building Code administration in Ontario. The Legal Process for Building Officials course can also be an excellent training and preparation tool for designers preparing to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs legal qualification examination.

Beyond gaining a basic knowledge of the legal process related to building code administration, the course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs legal qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

While all participants are encouraged to complete all 15 Chapters of the course, Chapters 1 through 12 are intended for all code practitioners and Chapters 13 through 15 provide information for Chief Building Officials, aspiring Chief Building Officials, Inspectors who have the same powers and duties as the Chief Building Official in relation to sewage systems or plumbing, Inspectors who are Supervisors and Managers of Inspectors and Registered Code Agencies.

The Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers Course is a prerequisite course for the Building Officials and the Law.

Course Objectives

In addition to explaining the structure of the 2012 Ontario Building Code, how the Act is linked to the provisions of the Code and the identification of the Principal Authority, the course addresses the following topics:

- Understanding Roles and the Legal Framework of the Act

- Various Qualifications and Registration under the Act and the Code

- Permit Applications and the Issuance Process for Permits

- Exercising Lawful Entry

- The Inspection and Compliance Processes

- The Occupancy Process

- Co-operation, Conflict and Dispute Resolution under the Act

- Offences, Liability and Immunity from Actions

- Change of Use and Renovations, and

- Complying with Division B.

Examination

No examination is included with this course.

NOTE: George Brown Students taking General Legal Process and Powers and Duties 2012 through OBOA will be required to write the exam for this course through George Brown College (GBC) for this course to qualify towards the OBOA/GBC - Building Officials Fundamentals Certificate.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Legal Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers - 2012
2024 Sep 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20
Online - zOOm
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
0/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 (Online)
2024 Apr 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 (Online)

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

Who is this course for?

The Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers course is intended as an introduction to the legal process for all building officials, persons authorized by RCAs and individuals considering entering the world of Building Code administration in Ontario. The Legal Process for Building Officials course can also be an excellent training and preparation tool for designers preparing to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs legal qualification examination.

Beyond gaining a basic knowledge of the legal process related to building code administration, the course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs legal qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

While all participants are encouraged to complete all 15 Chapters of the course, Chapters 1 through 12 are intended for all code practitioners and Chapters 13 through 15 provide information for Chief Building Officials, aspiring Chief Building Officials, Inspectors who have the same powers and duties as the Chief Building Official in relation to sewage systems or plumbing, Inspectors who are Supervisors and Managers of Inspectors and Registered Code Agencies.

The Legal Process for Building Officials & Designers Course is a prerequisite course for the Building Officials and the Law.

Course Objectives

In addition to explaining the structure of the 2012 Ontario Building Code, how the Act is linked to the provisions of the Code and the identification of the Principal Authority, the course addresses the following topics:

- Understanding Roles and the Legal Framework of the Act

- Various Qualifications and Registration under the Act and the Code

- Permit Applications and the Issuance Process for Permits

- Exercising Lawful Entry

- The Inspection and Compliance Processes

- The Occupancy Process

- Co-operation, Conflict and Dispute Resolution under the Act

- Offences, Liability and Immunity from Actions

- Change of Use and Renovations, and

- Complying with Division B.

Examination

No examination is included with this course.

NOTE: George Brown Students taking General Legal Process and Powers and Duties 2012 through OBOA will be required to write the exam for this course through George Brown College (GBC) for this course to qualify towards the OBOA/GBC - Building Officials Fundamentals Certificate.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Legal Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Plumbing All Buildings - 2012
2024 Mar 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Online - ZOOM
24/30
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
24/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites: Plumbing House

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Plumbing All Buildings 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over 10 half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course explains the theory that is the basis for the provisions of the Code that regulate drainage, venting and water systems Assistance will be provided to the participant in learning how to find and apply applicable OBC requirements. Through the exercises contained herein, it will focus on creating understanding so that the participant may correctly interpret and apply the regulations.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

The areas covered in the instructor-led course are:

- Materials and Equipment

- Piping

- Drainage Systems

- Venting Systems

- Potable Water Systems

- Non-Potable Water Systems

This course also assists those who may wish to become more familiar with aspects of Plumbing - All Buildings. The goal of this course is to provide a participant-centered learning environment in order to:

- Review the specific code requirements that relate to Plumbing ? All Buildings as indicated in the 2012 Examination Syllabus.

- Facilitate the location, understanding and application of the code requirements dealing with Plumbing ? All Buildings.

- Evaluate the accuracy of the participant?s application of these code requirements to the problems provided.

- Propose and justify code specific solutions to participant questions and concerns.

Upon completion of this overview course, learners will be better able to:

- Relate Code requirements that govern plumbing

- Determine the requirements applicable to specific plumbing systems

- Identify deficiencies in plumbing design and installation

- Develop a plan of action to inspect plumbing installations

- Become familiar with plans of buildings and drawings of plumbing installations

This course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Plumbing All Buildings qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Plumbing House - 2012
2024 Mar 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Online - zOOm
12/30
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
12/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Plumbing House 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over 10 half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course has been designed to introduce or increase (where applicable) the concepts of Plumbing - House and to hone skills in terms of their ability to FIND (search the Code and identify non-familiar Code provisions), UNDERSTAND (to comprehend the language, structure and intent of a Code provision), and APPLY the Code provision(s) using case examples, situations and scenarios.

The objective of this course is to help you understand the requirements of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) applicable to the area of Plumbing - House (primarily dwelling units). This includes requirements contained in Division A and B, particularly Parts 1, 7, 9, 11 and 12 of the code.

This course covers the requirements of the OBC as applied to Plumbing - House. Requirements for Plumbing - House in the OBC have been identified to have an impact on the following:

- General, Health and Safety, Accessibility, Energy Efficiency

- Materials and Equipment

- Piping

- Drainage Systems

- Venting Systems

- Potable Water Systems

- Part 9

- Renovation and Compliance Alternatives

Objectives:

Upon completion of this overview course, learners will be better able to:

- Relate the regulations relevant to plumbing and the inspections.

- Explain the role of a plumbing inspector.

- Explain the basic theory of plumbing systems.

- Explain, in detail, the plumbing in a typical single-family dwelling

- Apply a set of materials and attitudes common to other plumbing inspectors to help you on the job.

- Describe how to inspect plumbing installations.

- Explain the authority, responsibility and accountability of a plumbing inspector.

- Analyze plans of buildings and drawings of plumbing installations.

This course is designed to help prepare individuals to write the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Plumbing House qualification examination, the common element for all areas of MMA qualification.

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Small Buildings - 2012
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28
Online - zOOm
18/30
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
18/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Oct 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 (Online)
2024 Jun 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 (Online)

Prerequisites: House

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Small Buildings 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Small (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9) buildings.

It is intended to help the participant understand the requirements of the OBC that apply to all Small Buildings defined in the OBC as

1) three or fewer storeys in building height

2) having a building area not exceeding 600 m2

3) used for major occupancies classified as Group C-residential occupancies, D-business and personal services occupancies, E-mercantile occupancies or Group F-2 medium hazard industrial occupancies and Group F-3- low hazard industrial occupancies.

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Small buildings, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

Some areas covered by this course include:

- Special Structures and Basics of Structural Requirements

- Design of Area and Space

- Stairs, Ramps, Handrails and Guards

- Means of Egress

- Fire Protection

- Plumbing

- Public Pools and Spa

- Resource Conservation

- Sample Examination Questions

- Other Small Building Topics (Floors-On-Ground, Above Grade Masonry and ICF, Wood Frame Construction, Electric Facilities

- Post Course Study Plan

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Small Buildings - 2012
2024 Oct 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Online - ZOOM
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
0/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28 (Online)
2024 Jun 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 (Online)

Prerequisites: House

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Small Buildings 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Small (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9) buildings.

It is intended to help the participant understand the requirements of the OBC that apply to all Small Buildings defined in the OBC as

1) three or fewer storeys in building height

2) having a building area not exceeding 600 m2

3) used for major occupancies classified as Group C-residential occupancies, D-business and personal services occupancies, E-mercantile occupancies or Group F-2 medium hazard industrial occupancies and Group F-3- low hazard industrial occupancies.

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Small buildings, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

Some areas covered by this course include:

- Special Structures and Basics of Structural Requirements

- Design of Area and Space

- Stairs, Ramps, Handrails and Guards

- Means of Egress

- Fire Protection

- Plumbing

- Public Pools and Spa

- Resource Conservation

- Sample Examination Questions

- Other Small Building Topics (Floors-On-Ground, Above Grade Masonry and ICF, Wood Frame Construction, Electric Facilities

- Post Course Study Plan

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual - Small Buildings - 2012
2024 Jun 24, 25, 26, 27, 28
Online - ZOOM
1/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
1/30
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30
Also Runs
2024 Mar 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28 (Online)
2024 Oct 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 (Online)

Prerequisites: House

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Small Buildings 2012 is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This OBOA course has been designed to enhance the knowledge of existing Code Practitioners and those practitioners who wish to improve their competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Small (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9) buildings.

It is intended to help the participant understand the requirements of the OBC that apply to all Small Buildings defined in the OBC as

1) three or fewer storeys in building height

2) having a building area not exceeding 600 m2

3) used for major occupancies classified as Group C-residential occupancies, D-business and personal services occupancies, E-mercantile occupancies or Group F-2 medium hazard industrial occupancies and Group F-3- low hazard industrial occupancies.

While this course will emphasize the Ministry of Municipal Affairs exam syllabi for Small buildings, participants must have a basic understanding of the OBC and requirements contained therein in order to be successful when challenging exams.

This course should also assist participants in identifying those areas of the OBC where additional instruction and study may be required in order to be successful in challenging the Ministry of Municipal Affairs Examinations.

Some areas covered by this course include:

- Special Structures and Basics of Structural Requirements

- Design of Area and Space

- Stairs, Ramps, Handrails and Guards

- Means of Egress

- Fire Protection

- Plumbing

- Public Pools and Spa

- Resource Conservation

- Sample Examination Questions

- Other Small Building Topics (Floors-On-Ground, Above Grade Masonry and ICF, Wood Frame Construction, Electric Facilities

- Post Course Study Plan

No examination is included with this course.

[Visit the Humber College's website http://humber.ca/buildingcodeexams/ to schedule the applicable Examination, including payment of examination fees.]

Virtual Detailed Technical Training Courses

Course Title
Dates
Offered By
-
Registration
Virtual - Building Officials & the Law
2024 Apr 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Online - zOOm
20/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
20/30
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites: General Legal/Legal Process

Course Description:
PARTICIPANT MANUAL NOT INCLUDED, manuals can be purchased from the OBOA website or downloaded and printed two weeks prior to the course start date.

Building Officials and the Law is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

Who is this course for?

- Mandatory course for CBCO and BCQ certification

- To the extent that the material is relevant it is also of significance to new and veteran

- CBO, I/CBO-P, I/CBO-SS, DCBO

- Inspectors who are Supervisors and Managers of Inspectors

- RCA's

- Persons authorized by RCA's

- Those designers who want to enhance their knowledge of the legal processes under and around the BCA

- Required for all CBCO/BCQ Streams

Course Objectives

- Introduction to the Occupational Health and Safety Act - responsibilities of employees and supervisors and their rights and extracts from selected regulations

- Overview of the legal environment within which a Building Inspector operates

- Review procedures to exercising lawful entry

- Tips to achieve professional conduct and to enhance communications skills

- Explanation of the nature of evidence - Preparation and use of notes and inspection reports

- Generalities of the inspection process and informal and formal means to obtaining compliance with the BCA and the OBC

- Procedures under Parts I and III of the Provincial Offences Act

- Identification of personal information and authority to collect and release same under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act

- Preparing a court brief and getting ready to go to court

- Court decorum and the Building Inspector as a witness

Exam will be on the final day of the course.

Virtual - Objective Based Codes and Alternative Solutions
2024 Apr 29, 30 May 1, 2
Online - Zoom - 12:30pm - 4pm
16/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - Zoom - 12:30pm - 4pm
Enrolled:
16/30
Price:
Members: $452.00 / Non Members: $678.00 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
16

Prerequisites: None

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

This course will introduce the 2020 NBC structure and its objective-based application. The 2020 NECB will also be discussed in limited detail for comparison and to increase understanding of how the model national codes have been developed. The course will also discuss the relationship between the acceptable solutions and objective-based intents assigned to those provisions. It will build the appreciation and understanding of code intent, objective and functional statements and their role in producing alternative solutions that demonstrate the same level of performance as prescriptive acceptable solutions.

Pre-Study link: https://v0.oboa.on.ca/ttca/materials/

Virtual - OBOA Beyond the Code - Accessibility Learning Series
2024 Oct 25
Online - ZOOM
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
0/30
Price:
Members: $226.00 / Non Members: $452.00 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
6
Also Runs
2024 May 22 (Online)

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

OBOA Beyond the Code is a 1-day course running from 8:30am - 4:30pm and will be run on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

In response to the 2019 Legislative Review of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 by the Honourable David Onley, the ?Beyond the Code? training program has been developed to broaden the understanding of the challenges faced by people with disabilities and how to ensure healthy and safe environments, not only in buildings, but in all spaces.

The course material focuses on accessible design for both Building Officials and design professionals with the scope of this training extending beyond the basic technical ?barrier free? design requirements found in the Ontario Building Code regulations.

This workshop consisting of four modules, which total a full day of in-depth training, include accessibility design considerations in all spaces. Going beyond the technical requirements listed in the Code, course material provides the rationale behind the regulations with specific attention paid to why removing barriers to those with disabilities is essential in our society.

Topics:

- Accessibility and Disability

- Exterior Spaces

- Interior Spaces

- Interior Features, Washrooms, and Conclusions

Virtual - OBOA Beyond the Code - Accessibility Learning Series
2024 May 22
Online - ZOOM
4/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
4/30
Price:
Members: $226.00 / Non Members: $452.00 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
6
Also Runs
2024 Oct 25 (Online)

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

OBOA Beyond the Code is a 1-day course running from 8:30am - 4:30pm and will be run on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

In response to the 2019 Legislative Review of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 by the Honourable David Onley, the ?Beyond the Code? training program has been developed to broaden the understanding of the challenges faced by people with disabilities and how to ensure healthy and safe environments, not only in buildings, but in all spaces.

The course material focuses on accessible design for both Building Officials and design professionals with the scope of this training extending beyond the basic technical ?barrier free? design requirements found in the Ontario Building Code regulations.

This workshop consisting of four modules, which total a full day of in-depth training, include accessibility design considerations in all spaces. Going beyond the technical requirements listed in the Code, course material provides the rationale behind the regulations with specific attention paid to why removing barriers to those with disabilities is essential in our society.

Topics:

- Accessibility and Disability

- Exterior Spaces

- Interior Spaces

- Interior Features, Washrooms, and Conclusions

Virtual - Part 9 - Buildings - Fire Protection - 2012
2024 Oct 28, 29, 30, 31 Nov 4, 5, 6, 7
Online - zOOm
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - zOOm
Enrolled:
0/30
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $536.75 / Non Members: $762.75 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
24

Prerequisites: Any Part 9 Course

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Part 9 Fire Protection is a 4-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over 8 half-day sessions or 4 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This is an OBOA four day (30 hour) more advanced course dealing with building permit requirements and plan review of Part 9 buildings where the 2012 Ontario Building Code requires fire separations because of building and occupancy classification. The course will also address fire protection features such as exiting, means of egress, wayward finding, service spaces, fire alarm and detection, suppression methods and the effective inspection of these fire protection features.

Virtual - Part 9 -The House - Building Envelope - 2012
2024 Mar 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Online - ZOOM
18/30
Prg / Comp
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Prg / Comp
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
18/30
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites: none

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Part 9 Building Envelope is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This is a five day (37 hour) basic course dealing with the construction of houses as single detached dwellings under Part 9 of Division B of the 2012 Ontario Building Code.

The course provides participants with an introduction to the 2012 Ontario Building Code. The course will focus on the perimeter building envelope including below-grade components, insulation requirements, air barrier, vapour barrier and exterior finishes.

This course concludes with an examination covering the material.

Virtual - Part 9 -The House - Health & Safety - 2012
2024 Nov 25, 26, 27, 28, 29
Online - ZOOM
1/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
1/30
Online Exam:
Please ensure you bring a Notebook computer or similar Wi-Fi capable device for use on the last day of this course.
Price:
Members: $593.25 / Non Members: $819.25 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
30

Prerequisites: Part 9 Building Envelope (Mandatory)

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Part 9 Health & Safety is a 5-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over ten half-day sessions or 5 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This 35 hour course has been designed to enable the Code practitioners to interpret and implement the principles of the 2012 Ontario Building Code during both the examination of plans and in the inspection of the health and safety components of the House. During this course you will gain the knowledge and understanding of how various Code requirements applicable to detached house, semi-detached house, townhouse or row house, are interpreted and applied in ensuring Code compliance.

The areas covered in the instructor based course include the following: Plans Examination and Permit Issuance; Design of Area and Spaces; Windows, Doors and Skylights; Stairs, Guards, and Landings; Insulation; Fire Safety and Protection; Chimney, Fireplaces and Solid Fuel Appliances; Party Walls and Sound Control; Final Interior Occupancy Inspection; and Final Exterior Inspection.

This course also makes reference to other topics which are covered by additional courses and involves a written exam at the conclusion of the course.

Virtual - Residential HVAC Inspection
2024 Oct 21, 22
Online - ZOOM
0/30
Offered By:
OBOA
Status: Open
Location:
Online - ZOOM
Enrolled:
0/30
Price:
Members: $395.50 / Non Members: $621.50 Prices include 13% HST
Credits:
12

Prerequisites:

Course Description:
NOTE: Manual is NOT included in course fee, you can use the online manual or purchase one from the OBOA website.

Residential HVAC Inspection is a 2-day course running from 9am - noon and will be run over 4 half-day sessions or 2 full days from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This platform will allow for interactive instruction, and the recording of the sessions will allow you to view any that you miss. In addition, holding the course over a number of days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.

This course examines forced air heating requirements and

related compliance and enforcement issues as per Part 6 and

Part 9 of the Ontario Building Code.

Participants in this course will be able to:

- Describe the various principles associated with space heating

and air movement.

- Identify important HVAC system terminology.

- Describe what to look for when inspecting warm air and

return air supplies.

- Describe the proper installation of ducts and plenums.

- Identify inspection issues with regard to exhaust ducts and

outlets.

- Describe typical HVAC defects that might be encountered in

houses.

- Identify inspection concerns related to heat recovery

ventilators.


WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER REGISTRATION

Further information on course details can be found unpon clicking any course name.

Training - The Online Course Application allows an individual to enroll for a seat in OBOA Training Courses available on the "Training Calendar". Following enrollment for a seat in OBOA Training, payment must be made to complete the registration process. When payment has been made, you will receive a confirmation to the email you provided upon enrollment. This confirmation is the final step and includes all the information you require to attend the course. Course confirmations are sent out within a 24-hour schedule including the required information to successfully prepare for your course. If you an OBOA member and you do not receive a confirmation you can check your member's records in the member hub / member servicees and reprint your Training Confirmation and invoice payments. The member hub is a service that requires you to register your email on our website. Member or Non-Member it is important that your email is up to date to receive any correspondence from any OBOA services that we provide.


Virtual Training - has been updated to January 1, 2020, OBC requirements, and runs from 9 am-noon, these are delivered up to ten half-day sessions on the Zoom videoconferencing platform which allows for interactive instruction, that allows reviewing the class recording of the day up to 1 Month from the last day of the course. To add, holding the course over several days, will allow for self-study to occur in between sessions for a blended model of delivery that gives you the ability to get the most out of the course materials.
1. Training invites to students goes out in email the day before class. When registered student's emails pick up training invites from the prior day that may automatically go into their calendar. (Passwords are not needed when a student clicks on the join link in email), ideally, students should bring up any missing email concerns the day before the class, as notifications go out before noon.
Pre-study is a preferred fallback to email, details are sent with original registration and the best way to access training as everything you need is centralized, such as join any training, if applicable view the student manual one week in advance and through the duration of the course, also review the class recording of the day. As a convenience recording expiration dates are attached to each training event (1 months). If a student has not registered their email to access this area they can do that at this time.