Wisconsin Commercial Building Code Refresher

Agenda for the 2025 WI Commercial Building Code Refresher

Breakout Session Details

What is the Wisconsin Commercial Building Code Refresher?

This annual event has been a valuable forum for professionals from many disciplines since its inception. This conference provides essential updates and practical guidance on the Wisconsin Commercial Building Code, including plumbing and electrical code changes. Attendees will gain insights from DSPS staff and industry experts, ensuring they’re equipped to apply best practices in design, construction, and inspection. With breakout sessions and real-world examples, this event is a must-attend for professionals who need to stay current and compliant.

Learning Outcomes:

Stay Current on the Codes

  • Implement best practices for the Commercial Building Code on your projects! Wisconsin is currently using the 2015 International Building Codes, with amendments.
  • Learn the current commercial building codes, plumbing code, and electrical code.
  • Gain knowledge with expert advice from Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services staff that will improve your buildings and help make your plan submittal reviews smooth and successful. 

Who Should Attend:

  • Architects, planners, and engineers working on commercial building projects in Wisconsin.
  • Building inspectors, code officials, and trade professionals responsible for compliance.
  • Contractors and facility managers seeking to stay current with state code requirements.

Future course dates coming soon!

Course Details: RA00303

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Course Outline

Instructor and Program Director

  • Instructor

    Benjamin Jordan

    Program Director

    Benjamin J. Jordan, PE, is a program director with Interdisciplinary Professional Programs in the transportation sector. He has over 35 years of experience in civil engineering and public works. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign and a Master of Public Affairs degree with a Certificate in Public Management from the University of Missouri-Columbia. He is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Illinois.

  • Program Director

    Benjamin Jordan

Total Credits:
CEU .6
PDH 6
LU/HSW 6