ICC S1CY Bolting & Structural Steel

• ICC-S1CY 30 hours of coursework and online prep. 

• RCSC Research Council Structural Connections is covered in this training course.

• Professionally developed courses are created and reviewed by field experts.

• Instructor support is available when you need help.

• On-demand, Online convenience lets you set your schedule and study at your own pace.

• ICC-S1PY 10 hours of coursework and online prep. 

• In-depth dive into drawing types, how to interpret drawings, and practical applications.

• Professionally developed courses are created and reviewed by field experts.

• Instructor support is available when you need help.

• On-demand, Online convenience lets you set your schedule and study at your own pace.

ICC S1CY COURSE OVERVIEW

Through ICC Credentialing, the ICC Bolting and Structural Steel (S1C) certification identifies individuals with a broad knowledge base of steel shapes and products, bolts and bolted parts, tensioning methods, limitations, and inspection methodologies.

ICC S1C covers steel shapes and products used in construction and the bolting associated with each joint during building erection. Additionally, this certification covers critical steps such as pre-installation verification, installation, post-tensioning, and regulations. An ICC S1C inspector is also responsible for high-strength bolting, snug tight joints, slip critical joints, Turn-of-the-Nut methods, and DTIs. This certification is used in nearly all construction projects worldwide.

This 35-hour course comprises 20 lessons, 20 instant feedback quizzes, and a final exam with a question bank of more than 200 questions.

ICC S1P COURSE OVERVIEW

Through ICC Credentialing, the ICC Bolting and Structural Steel (S1C) certification identifies individuals with a broad knowledge base of steel shapes and products, bolts and bolted parts, tensioning methods, limitations, and inspection methodologies.

ICC S1C covers steel shapes and products used in construction and the bolting associated with each joint during building erection. Additionally, this certification covers critical steps such as pre-installation verification, installation, post-tensioning, and regulations. An ICC S1C inspector is also responsible for high-strength bolting, snug tight joints, slip critical joints, Turn-of-the-Nut methods, and DTIs. This certification is used in nearly all construction projects worldwide.

This 20-hour course comprises 20 lessons, 20 instant feedback quizzes, and a final exam with a question bank of more than 200 questions.

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COURSE ​CURRICULUM

1. Introduction to Structural Steel 2. Steel Shapes and Products 3. Fastener Components Overview 4. Bolted Parts 5. Joint Types 6. Pre-Installation and Installation Verification 7. Procedures and Methodology of Inspections 8. Arbitration 9. Bolting and Steel Plans 10. Fastener Deep Dive 11. Strength Characteristics 12. High-Strength Bolting 13. Snug Tight, Pre-tensioning 14. Turn-of-the-Nut, DTIs, Twist-off 15. Limit States in Bolted Parts 16. Code Regulations 17. Practice Quizzes and Tests

REQUIREMENTS FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL AND BOLTING SPECIAL INSPECTOR CERTIFICATION:

1. Pass the GR - Special Inspector General Requirements Exam OR hold an active ICC Special Inspector Certification

2. Pass the S1C – Structural Steel and Bolting Codes Exam

3. Pass the S1P – Structural Steel and Bolting Exam

Credentials are valid for three (3) years and must be renewed on or before the expiration date to remain current.

Accruing CEUs

During the three (3) year period prior to the renewal processing date, you must accrue the number of continuing education units (CEUs) required for your certificate. Renewal is achieved by participating in continuing education and professional development activities. For example, a seminar you attended to earn CEUs must have been within the three (3) years prior to the renewal processing date (when the CEU becomes inactive).

You may renew your credentials at different times, but each renewal date is treated as a separate application. For example, if you have six credentials and renew two certifications on X date and four certifications on Y date, you must have 3.0 CEUs for X date and a 3.0 additional CEUs for Y date. 

Note: You must keep documents and records of each activity during the three (3) year renewal period. CEU applications are subject to random audits. If proof of CEUs cannot be provided, the renewal will be voided and your certifications will revert to their previous status.

Continuing Education and Professional Development Activities for Credential Renewal Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

More information on the Renewal Bulletin here.