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NJ Construction Code Permit Processing
What you need to know about NJ construction permits
2 credit hours
Description
In depth review of the process for filing construction code permit applications for security system installation. We also review the permit and alarm registration requirements of municipalities and cities in NJ that sometimes get confused with construction permits.
Who Should Take It
Company personnel who are responsible for identifying and collecting data for construction permit applications and completing and filing the applications with the local construction offices and for assisting customers with completing their alarm system permits for the police department.
What Is Covered
Construction Code Permit Applications vs alarm registration forms, Electrical Sub-code Form, Fire Sub-code form, Building Sub-code form, When permits are required and when not required, Ordinary Maintenance and Minor Work, Completing and filing permits electronically, Finding Block and Lot numbers, how to contact the construction office.
2 ways to take this class:
Applicant package (80 hours) for NJ Fire Alarm and Burglar Alarm License Applicants.
80 CEU hours On Demand
Value Bundle NJ Laws and Rules of the Trade, ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), Fire Alarm Basics and Exam Prep Module 8 of 9, NJ Laws and Regulations of the Trade and Law: Exam Prep 2 of 9, NICET 2 Fire Alarm Training, Exam Prep Practice Test 9 of 9, Carbon Monoxide and the Code, CCTV Basics and Exam Prep 4 of 9, introduction to the National Electrical Code 2017 and Exam Prep Module 6 of 9, NJ Barrier Free Subcode, Troubleshooting Security Systems, Fire Alarm & NFPA 72 2013, NJ Uniform Construction Code, Industrial Safety, Pricing your work in today's competitive environment / Selecting an Effective Pricing Strategy, Access Control Basics and exam prep module 3 of 9, Installation Quality, NICET 1 Fire Alarm Prep Course, NJ Construction Code Permit Processing, National Electrical Code Based on 2017 Edition, Residential Security System Installation, Business by the Numbers, 4 Hr Residential Smoke Detection Course, Doing Business in NJ and Exam Prep Business Module 1 of 9, Basic Electronics & Math & Exam Prep, Burglar Alarm Basics & Exam Prep Module 7 of 9, Fire Alarm Inspection and Test, Intro to Ethical Sales and Marketing Practices, Electronics and Math for the Trade
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NJ Construction Code Permit ProcessingLearn the difference between Construction Permits and municipal or alarm permits
NJ Construction Code Permit Processing
What you need to know about NJ construction permits
2 credit hours
Description
In depth review of the process for filing construction code permit applications for security system installation. We also review the permit and alarm registration requirements of municipalities and cities in NJ that sometimes get confused with construction permits.
Who Should Take It
Company personnel who are responsible for identifying and collecting data for construction permit applications and completing and filing the applications with the local construction offices and for assisting customers with completing their alarm system permits for the police department.
What Is Covered
Construction Code Permit Applications vs alarm registration forms, Electrical Sub-code Form, Fire Sub-code form, Building Sub-code form, When permits are required and when not required, Ordinary Maintenance and Minor Work, Completing and filing permits electronically, Finding Block and Lot numbers, how to contact the construction office.
2 ways to take this class:
Applicant package (80 hours) for NJ Fire Alarm and Burglar Alarm License Applicants.
80 CEU hours On Demand
Value Bundle NJ Laws and Rules of the Trade, ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), Fire Alarm Basics and Exam Prep Module 8 of 9, NJ Laws and Regulations of the Trade and Law: Exam Prep 2 of 9, NICET 2 Fire Alarm Training, Exam Prep Practice Test 9 of 9, Carbon Monoxide and the Code, CCTV Basics and Exam Prep 4 of 9, introduction to the National Electrical Code 2017 and Exam Prep Module 6 of 9, NJ Barrier Free Subcode, Troubleshooting Security Systems, Fire Alarm & NFPA 72 2013, NJ Uniform Construction Code, Industrial Safety, Pricing your work in today's competitive environment / Selecting an Effective Pricing Strategy, Access Control Basics and exam prep module 3 of 9, Installation Quality, NICET 1 Fire Alarm Prep Course, NJ Construction Code Permit Processing, National Electrical Code Based on 2017 Edition, Residential Security System Installation, Business by the Numbers, 4 Hr Residential Smoke Detection Course, Doing Business in NJ and Exam Prep Business Module 1 of 9, Basic Electronics & Math & Exam Prep, Burglar Alarm Basics & Exam Prep Module 7 of 9, Fire Alarm Inspection and Test, Intro to Ethical Sales and Marketing Practices, Electronics and Math for the Trade
Reviews
The information was helpful people that do not do the permitting process everyday
class contained good information and was well presented
The information provided by these classes served to clarify many things that I was uncertain about. In all this class has improved my skills not just executing the tasks intended, but also explaining the tasks and duties required to achieve a successful result to others. I have no doubt that If everyone working in the security field took these courses, the companies that employed them would benefit greatly.
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Very informative class. Good information on minor work and what falls into that category.
Great class for Admin staff responsible for completing permit applications and others who need to know and understand the process.
Class was very Informative
Great job explaining permit process
Code, trouble shooting,
Very educational
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