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• Washington Residential Fire Sprinkler Best Practices Forum - 4343

  • When
    Thursday, December 11, 2025
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    09:00 - 11:00
  • Location
    Virtual

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  Washington Residential Fire Sprinkler Best Practices Forum - 4343 Join us Thursday, December 11 9 to 11 a.m. via ZOOM You are invited to participate in the next Best Practices Forum hosted by the Washington State Residential Fire Sprinkler Coalition from 9 to 11 a.m. on Thursday, December 11.  All fire sprinkler contractors, home builders, fire and building officials are invited to join the open discussion. The forum focuses on problem-solving common barriers as we work for more efficient, cost-effective installation of residential fire sprinkler systems. ICC CEU's 1.5 are available for participation Zoom Information: WSAFM Professional Development is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Washington Residential Fire Sprinkler Best Practices Forum - 4343 Time: December 11, 2025 09:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Register in advance for this meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/7NlZQVHjRbaGJ4S7IzWXDw

  This forum's agenda topics include: TBA

  
  

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• Company Level Inspections Class - 40121

  • Start
    Thursday, January 29, 2026
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    08:30
  • End
    Friday, January 30, 2026
  •  
    16:30
  • Location
    Port Angeles Fire Department - 102 E 5th Street - Port Angeles, WA 98362
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  Company Level Inspections Class - 40121

  Presented by: Les Townzen – Townzen & Associates

  January 29 & 30, 2026

  Port Angeles Fire Department - 102 E 5^th Street - Port Angeles, WA 98362

  08:30-16:30hrs

  Introduce participants to the general requirements of the IFC. Introducing participants to the general requirements of the IFC is important to the enforcement of the IFC. Provide the participant with the basic direction in interpreting and applying the general requirements of the IFC. After completing this course, the student will be able to provide company level inspections and applying the International Fire Code. This course does not include a discussion of state or local amendments.

  
  

  This course is designed for those individuals who have:

  • Introducing participants to the general requirements of the IFC is important to the enforcement of the IFC.
  • Provide the participant with the basic direction in interpreting and applying the general requirements of the IFC.
  • This course does not include a discussion of state or local amendments.
  • After completing this course, the student will have been given information regarding sections of the International Fire Code (IFC), which will assist the student in preparing for the ICC examination.
  • No previous experience with the IFC
  • Limited experience with the IFC
  • A need to review the basic applications of the IFC.
  • Recently been assigned the responsibility for administering the IFC.
  • Lunch will be on your own and refreshments will be provided for breaks

  
  

  Students will be required to have the 2021 IFC

  ICC credit will be provided.

  Cost: Member: $250.00 / Non-Member: $375.00

  Lunch on your own

  Lodging:

  Olympic Inn & Suites - (360) 452-4015

  Red Lion Hotel (closest) - (360) 452-9215

  Class contact: Joel McKeen, Deputy Chief - Jmckeen@cityofpa.us or 360-417-4652

  
  

  Lodging:

  Olympic Inn & Suites - (360) 452-4015

  Red Lion Hotel (closest) - (360) 452-9215
  

  
  

  Class contact: Joel McKeen, Deputy Chief - Jmckeen@cityofpa.us or 360-417-4652

  
  

  About Les:

  Mr. Townzen is the President of Townzen & Associates, Inc that was started in 2006 and is a fire protection, fire code, building code consulting firm located in Olympia. Mr. Townzen has over 44 years in the fire protection field and has been involved in national code development for the past 25 plus years. He has served on the code development committees for both the International Fire and Building Codes during the change to the international codes from the regional Uniform codes in 2000. He was on the drafting committee for the first edition of the International Performance Code.

  
  

  Mr. Townzen has worked in two major local jurisdictions in his fire prevention career in positions of Fire Marshal and had served as the Chief Deputy Fire Marshal for the Washington State Fire Marshal’s as the lead code officer prior to his employment as a Regional Director with a national private fire engineering consulting firm. Mr. Townzen was on the first board of directors for the Washington State Association of Fire Marshals when it was formed in 1999. Mr. Townzen served as National Codes Director for many years.

  
  

  Mr. Townzen started his own firm in 2006 with many of the clients being local jurisdictions. Townzen and Associates, Inc has contracts that has Mr. Townzen served as the Building Code Official for the cities of Kalama, Woodland, Vader, Roy and Yacolt and Fire Marshal for the city of Kalama. Mr. Townzen has been teaching fire and building code seminars across the country for the past 20+ years for both model code groups and under his own firm.

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