Certification
Title 24 Part 6: What Every AHJ and Building Designer Needs to Know About Acceptance Testing & Energy Code Compliance
About this course
Stop rubber-stamped forms before they become non-compliant buildings. This 3-hour course shows building officials and designers what to check at plan review and final inspection. You'll learn to spot hidden lighting scope in permit applications, catch common NRCC defects, authenticate NRCA forms, and confirm a project is compliant before the Certificate of Occupancy is issued
This course covers:
- The Title 24, Part 6 compliance chain: NRCC, NRCI, NRCA, and Certificate of Occupancy
- The two AHJ checkpoints: plan review and final inspection
- NRCC plan review checklist and real audit cases
- Lighting controls acceptance tests: shut-off, daylighting, demand response, institutional tuning, and outdoor
- Multi-level lighting control requirements and why plan review must catch them
- Multifamily: nonresidential vs. low-rise forms and who tests common-area lighting
- NRCA authentication: ATTCP logo and watermark, permit number, and project address
- The roles of ATTs and ATEs, and how to verify certification
- The six-point Certificate of Occupancy check
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Code references and verification resource