By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

  • Recognize the scope and administrative provisions of the 2024 IMC, including roles, responsibilities, and enforcement processes.
  • Identify key definitions used throughout the IMC and explain their relevance to mechanical systems.
  • Describe general regulations governing the installation, labeling, and protection of mechanical equipment and systems.
  • List ventilation requirements, including natural and mechanical methods and applicable occupancy considerations.
  • Summarize the purpose and components of exhaust systems, including requirements for specialized systems such as commercial kitchens and hazardous exhaust.
  • Recall the structure and organization of IMC Chapters 1–5 and related code sections.
  • Identify Georgia-specific amendments to the IMC and their impact on code compliance.

Course Format: Text

Credit Type: Code

Approved By: Georgia State Board of Conditioned Air Contractors

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Instructor Bio

Gary Xavier

Gary Xavier holds several certifications and licenses and is also a member of ASHRAE, RETA, and IIAR. He has over 50 years of experience in the HVAC trade including system operation, maintenance, and management. He has worked as an instructor for both online and in-person training including both continuing education and initial training. Prior to teaching, Gary founded and managed his own company specializing in steam and hot water boiler systems, piping, chillers, and glycol systems.