Identifying Substandard Conditions in Your Community
Online Training Course
Now you can earn continuing education hours anytime, anywhere! BPI, in conjunction with Utah State University, offers this 6-hour online training course, taught by instructor Anthony Major, outlining code violations of dangerous and substandard structures in a community.
This is only a video snippet. To access the full online video training course, register below.
Course Description
Protecting the health, life and safety of the citizens in your community is a challenging responsibility. This course will assist with identifying and abating code violations of dangerous and substandard structures. This includes mobile home parks communities and rooming and boarding houses. In addition, it will highlight the importance of collaborating with property owners and/or managers to achieve compliance and routine inspections.
Instructor
Anthony Major retired from the City of Austin Code Department in September 2017 with 26 years of service. Prior to the City of Austin, Anthony spent 14 years with Austin Resource Recovery in the Human Resources Division. As a Training Specialist for TEEX – Texas A & M Engineering Extension Services and Manager of Major Education Training Services (M.E.T.S.), he teaches throughout the state of Texas and Nationally for BOAT; CEAT: BPI; and AACE.
How the Registration Process Works
STEP 1
Complete the registration form below to register and pay for this online course through BPI/BOAT via Paypal (or credit card).
STEP 2
Once BPI/BOAT confirms payment, a link will be emailed to continue the course registration through Utah State University. This registration will give you access to their CANVAS online learning platform. Please make sure your email system does not block this or put it in the junk/spam folder. Registration Steps 1 and 2 must be completed to access this course!
STEP 3
Once you have access to CANVAS and the course video, you can start your training. This online course is broken up into multiple video segments. You can start/stop each video as often as needed. At the end of each video segment, you will be prompted to take a quiz. To continue to the next segment and/or pass the course, you must score an 80. You are allowed 3 attempts to pass each video segment.
STEP 4
Once you’ve completed the course and passed the quiz, Utah State University will verify the 6 contact hours (.6 ICC CEUs) and BPI will send you a certificate of completion.
