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🏫 For information about training programs through George Brown, visit: coned.georgebrown.ca/courses-and-pr… 📝For more information on writing exams with Humber, visit: humber.ca/buildingcodeex… #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth [2/2]

We will have more information on these sessions soon. Look out for future updates from us or subscribe to CodeNews to learn more: ontario.ca/page/building-… [2/2] #BuildingCodeMatters #obc2024 #BuildingSafetyMonth @oaarchitects @OBOA_Office @OntarioHBA @OntarioPlanners @PEO_HQ

#BuildingSafetyMonth may be ending today, but Ontario’s building practitioners work year-round. Thank you to our municipal partners, members of @OBOA_Office, and everyone else who works enforcing and implementing Ontario’s Building Code! #BuildingCodeMatters

Since releasing the digital version of Ontario’s Building Code in 2022, we’ve had over 10,000 downloads! That’s saved practicing and aspiring building practitioners nearly $2 million compared to buying printed copies! #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

In 2022, Ontario updated the Building Code to clarify that remote building inspections are allowed. This is one of many ways we’re helping municipalities provide modern, efficient services in their communities. #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

Ontario’s Building Code has efficiency requirements for various equipment, like furnaces and air conditioners. These requirements are designed to reduce energy consumption while also helping homeowners save money on electricity or fuel. #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

In Ontario, building practitioners need to write certain exams. Depending on which exams they are writing, candidates have to study different parts of the Code. ontario.ca/document/study… #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

[2/2] 🏫 For information about training programs through George Brown, visit: coned.georgebrown.ca/courses-and-pr… 📝For more information on writing exams with Humber, visit: humber.ca/buildingcodeex… #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

[1/2] Ontario works with @GBCollege and @HumberCollege to train and test building practitioners. Training programs are available through George Brown and their partners across Ontario, and Humber administers the exams. #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

Concert and festival season is here!🎶 This year, we’re making the season safer by requiring building permits for more temporary outdoor stages, including those at concerts, festivals and other events across Ontario. @ExploreON #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

💻 The Building Code compendium is available as a free digital download! Get it at ontario.ca/page/request-d… 📘 Printed versions are also available through Publications Ontario for $195 (plus shipping and tax): publications.gov.on.ca/301208 #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth #OBC

Ontario works in tandem with municipalities to make sure our buildings are safe. The provincial government writes and updates the Building Code, while municipalities are responsible for enforcing it. ontario.ca/page/regulator… #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

Test your knowledge with a little #BuildingSafetyMonth trivia! How much does it cost for a complete copy of Ontario’s Building Code compendium? The answer might surprise you! #BuildingCodeMatters #OBC

Part of Ontario’s Building Code authorizes the Building Materials Evaluation Commission (BMEC). This agency authorizes new and innovative building materials, systems, and designs for use in Ontario. Learn more: ontario.ca/page/building-… #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

[2/2] Get the latest on changes to Ontario’s Building Code by signing up for the CodeNews email newsletter: iaccess.gov.on.ca/BCNewsWeb/subs… #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

Ontario’s Building Code is constantly being updated to include standards for innovative materials. For example, as of July 2022, the Code allowed tall wood (also known as mass timber) to be used for buildings up to 12 storeys. #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

[2/2] These large buildings are constructed with modular units that are manufactured in factories and brought to a building site where a foundation or basement has been prepared, and then placed on top of each other, connected and finished. #BuildingCodeMatters

[2/3] A qualified building inspector or Chief Building Official supervises the work of all interns. The interns must also pass technical and legal exams before being able to practice independently as building officials. #BuildingCodeMatters

[1/3] Ontario has streamlined the process for municipal building departments to hire intern inspectors. Giving interns hands-on experience helps to increase the sector’s capacity to build more homes. #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth

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Can’t believe this installation is up to code. Would love to see SEOR’s load calculations. How are the modules grounded? #BuildingCodeMatters #NEC

May is Building Safety Month across Ontario! Let’s kick off the BSM campaign by talking about building permits and why they are so important. #buildingsafetymonth #buildingcodematters

May is Building Safety Month across Ontario! Let’s kick off the BSM campaign by talking about building permits and why they are so important #buildingsafetymonth #buildingcodematters #buildingindustry #ontariobuildingcode #safebuildings #safehomes #sustainablehomes @OBOA_Office

Week two of #buildingsafetymonth brings us to the topic of resilience. Here’s why it’s a key factor in Ontario buildings. @OBOA_Office #buildingcodematters

Week two of Building Safety Month brings us to the topic of resilience. Here’s why it’s a key factor in Ontario buildings. #buildingsafetymonth #buildingcodematters #ontariobuildingcode #safebuildings #sustainablehomes @OBOA_Office

You want your reno done right, and a building official can make it happen. #buildingcodematters

During the rest of May, in partnership with @OBOA_Office, we’ll be highlighting ways we’re already keeping Ontario’s buildings safe and functional for all Ontarians, as well as improvements we’re making. #BuildingSafetyMonth #BuildingCodeMatters

Another reason why it makes sense to look into a building permit for your renovation. #buildingcodematters #homerenovation #cottagerenovation

ICYMI: To better assess Building Code knowledge, Ontario is making changes to Building Code exams to allow candidates to use digital OR hard copy versions of the Code during exams. #BuildingSafetyMonth #BuildingCodeMatters

May is Building Safety Month across Ontario! Let’s kick off the BSM campaign by talking about building permits and why they are so important. #buildingsafetymonth #buildingcodematters #ontariobuildingcode #safebuildings #sustainablehomes @OBOA_Office

It doesn't happen often, but just in case.... #buildingsafety #buildingcodematters

#buildingsafetymonth is winding down with one final message: Build energy efficient! Making sure our homes and buildings are sustainable is key to the future of Ontario’s communities. @OBOA_Office #buildingcodematters

[2/3] A qualified building inspector or Chief Building Official supervises the work of all interns. The interns must also pass technical and legal exams before being able to practice independently as building officials. #BuildingCodeMatters

It's a great feeling to have your construction project completed but remember to have your building official do one final signoff. Step # 7 in our Building Safety Month campaign. #buildingsafetymonth #buildingcodematters

Week three of #BuildingSafetyMonth encourages you to consider a career in the building industry. Build where you live and become a guardian of Ontario communities! #Brantford #buildingcodematters #buildingindustry #ontariobuildingcode #safebuildings #safehomes #sustainablehomes

Week two of Building Safety Month brings us to the topic of resilience. Here’s why it’s a key factor in Ontario buildings. #buildingsafetymonth #buildingsafety365 @IntlCodeCouncil #buildingcodematters

You want your construction project done right. That's why it's important to hire skilled professionals who understand the building code and will get your project done the way you want. Step #5 in our #BuildingSafetyMonth campaign. #buildingcodematters

Step #6 in our Building Safety Month campaign reminds you to contact your local building official for regular inspections. They will make sure your project is up to code so there's less worry down the road. #buildingsafetymonth #buildingcodematters

Building Safety Month is winding down with one final message: Build energy efficient! Making sure our homes and buildings are sustainable is key to the future of Ontario’s communities. #Brantford #buildingsafetymonth #buildingcodematters #buildingindustry #ontariobuildingcode

In 2022, Ontario updated the Building Code to clarify that remote building inspections are allowed. This is one of many ways we’re helping municipalities provide modern, efficient services in their communities. #BuildingCodeMatters #BuildingSafetyMonth