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The Virginia Building and Code Officials Association Podcast - Discussing the codes and people who ensure the built environment is safe and meets the code.
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Episode #42
Nate introduces us to the newly elected President of the VA Building and Code Officials Association, Kyle Kratzer. Kyle began in the construction trade very young, and has worked in both rural and very urban communities as an inspector and code official. Now in Fairfax County, VA, Kyle is ready to take VBCOA on the next leg of the journey with his "Hallway Culture".
Episode #41
Steven Shapiro's higher education didn't lead to the dental profession as planned, but his career made a significant impact on not only Virginia codes where he was the code official in Hampton, VA, but our model codes as well serving on the Board of Directors and President of BOCA and ICC.
Episode #40
Dennis Hart, CBO is the MEP Codes Administrator for Fairfax County, Virginia as well as a US Navy Veteran. In this episode, learn about how you can support the upcoming VBCOA Anniversary milestone and enjoy a great round of golf!
Episode #39
In this episode of the Building Code Geeks Podcast, host Nate Young speaks with Quentin Mascari, the building official for King and Queen County, Virginia about his journey into code enforcement, the unique challenges he faces in a rural locality, and the importance of customer service in the field. They also discuss the need for more young professionals in code enforcement, and emphasize the significance of understanding the intent behind building codes. Quentin also offers valuable advice for those considering a career in this field and highlights the importance of mentorship and community engagement.
Episode #38
D. A. Pierce is a Plans Examiner with the Roanoke City, VA Building Department and Chair of the VBCOA Energy Code Committee. His goal is to bring consistency and understanding application of energy codes in the Commonwealth.
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