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As an engineer working for a Building Department in Las Vegas for 30 years, there has been a number of interesting projects that shaped my career in public service. The presentation shares the highlights, challenges, and learning experiences from the start of my building department career to the end.

Course will award 1.25 hour of continuing education
This course is Diamond Review approved in 49 states. New York does not accept hours from recordings.

Contributors

Kevin T. McOsker, P.E., Vice President of Technical Services

Kevin McOsker is the Vice President of Technical Services in the Government Relations Department of the International Code Council He is originally from Detroit, Michigan; Kevin relocated to Las Vegas in 1986 when he was stationed at Nellis Air Force Base. He attended UNLV and received his degree in Civil Engineering in 1991. Kevin is a licensed Professional Civil Engineer in the State of Nevada; he is also a Certified Building Official by the International Code Council. Kevin previously served as the Building Official for the City of Las Vegas and the Director of the Department of Building and Safety. He has over 30 years of experience in field inspections, plan review, permitting, and code enforcement in a Building Department role. He has been involved in code development and code adoption for over 20 years, serving on multiple code development committees locally and nationally.

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Contributors

Kevin T. McOsker, P.E., Vice President of Technical Services