Georgia Residential Energy Code
Effective January 2011, Georgia's residential energy code is the 2009 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) with Georgia amendments. Southface offers full-day trainings on the Georgia energy code, covering topics such as building science fundamentals and how they inform the requirements of the 2009 IECC; the basic structure of the 2009 IECC; compliance pathways builders can use to meet the requirements in the 2009 IECC; mandatory requirements of the energy code (including new duct and blower door testing requirements); and all of the relevant Georgia amendments to the energy code.
Related Workshops:
Georgia Commercial Energy Code
Number of Attendees:
Limited to 60 attendees.
Training Includes:
- Lunch
- Printed copy of the learning materials
- Handouts and a list of additional resources
- Certificate of completion
- Continuing education units (AIA, GBCI, CSI, BPI)
- This course also meets the rules and requirements for CEUs required by
the State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors.
Class Times, Dates and Locations:
Click here for a list of locations and dates for all our energy code and duct and envelope tightness trainings. To register for the trainings, check the Southface calendar.
Who Should Attend:
This training is intended for building code officials, homebuilders, residential architects, contractors, and other design and construction professionals. The course may also be of interest to professional and trade association members and product manufacturers.
Registration:
Registration is available online or by mail. If you register by mail, please call ahead with the check on hand, make your check payable to Southface, and send it to the following address:
Southface - GEFA Energy Codes, 241 Pine Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30308.
Please note the city, date and class you are registering for, as well as your name and email address.
