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April 16, 2020
Here's how contractors can drive value as Seattle's building codes are set to change
By SCOTT JOHNSTON
Johnston Training Group
Johnston Training Group
Johnston
The Seattle Department of Construction & Inspection's (SDCI) implementation of the International Building Code (IBC) 2018 update has been delayed until Nov. 1 due to COVID-19. With design and construction industries' responses to code implementation on an unpredictable path even before the latest crisis, contractors are looking to stay ahead by creating solutions that will meet today's code and tomorrow's.
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