Training options
The City of Raleigh currently offers two methods of training that meet the requirements for Continuing Education Credits for Field Inspectors, Plan Reviewers, Architects, Engineers, and Electrical Contractors, Contractor Lunch Talk Quarterly, Business Assistance training for anyone bidding on City projects Quarterly
1. Traditional classroom based courses
These classes are taught in a classroom environment using modern technology and programs to enhance the presentation.
The traditional classroom based courses are held in the City of Raleigh Satellite Office located at 8320 Litchford Road, Suite 130. These two hour Continuing Education credit courses are approved and apply CEU to Standard Certificates held in Building, Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical and Fire Protection as well as Electrical Contractor credits.
2. Online courses
This option allows remote accessibility to the Continuing Education Program, making it available to individuals across the state without incurring the expense and inconvenience of travel.
Registration and payment of fees is required by the student to access the online courses. The courses are made available to students online for seven days. After completion of the course and exam, the student will be notified of their grade.The North Carolina Qualification Board will receive notification of Continuing Education Credits earned for students receiving a passing score on the exam.
Four current online classes offered:
Fees
Registration Instructions
Complete and submit a registration form using one of the following options:
Mail:
City of Raleigh
Inspections Department Continuing Education
8320-130 Litchford Rd., Raleigh N.C. 27615
Fax:
(919) 713-4221
Electronically: ContinuingEd@ci.raleigh.nc.us![]()
Walk in:
City of Raleigh Inspection's Department located at 8320-130 Litchford Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 27615
For more information regarding online classes, please reference the Raleigh Online Training Environment Student Instructions Handbook
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History Background
The North Carolina Code Officials Qualification Board began requiring Continuing Education for inspectors in 2006. Inspectors are required to complete six hours of approved instruction each year before their certificate renewal date.
On February 1, 2006 North Carolina General Statutes 143.151.13A was introduced requiring all inspectors possessing a Standard Certificate to obtain six hours of Continuing Education. This requirement is applied to each inspector for each building trade certification that they hold. On June 30, 2007, the requirement for six hours of Continuing Education instruction was made effective.
The North Carolina Qualification Board established the minimum requirements for each class and its instructor. All classes and instructors must be previously approved by the Qualification Board in order to qualify for the Continuing Education Credits.
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