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CodeFinder
The NEII Central Code Committee is pleased to announce that the NEII CodeFinder database is operational. The comprehensive CodeFinder database is the first time there will be a single source available to all employees of NEII Full Regular Member companies to access all of the codes, standards, and regulations that affect the industry. Included in the database is all of the jurisdictional codes in the United States and Canada, as well as contact information for the enforcing authorities and a complete list of the codes they use. The database is a one-of-a-kind resource available to employees of NEII Full Regular member companies with a password to the “MEMBERS” area of the website. CodeFinder contains all of the important industry codes, including: electrical, accessibility, building, new and existing elevator, and life safety codes. Jurisdictional laws are also incorporated into the database for user’s reference. Perhaps one of the best features of CodeFinder is the fact that users are able to see any modifications that are made to the model codes. Each quarter, all codes will be updated to include any changes, and local interpretations, of any parts of the codes. Users will also be able to email the CodeFinder editors any errors they notice in the database. There are a number of other features that make CodeFinder a valuable tool to NEII members. All data is printable for take-away use, and old code data is maintained so that historical analysis can be conducted. In addition, member profile opt-in options will allow users to receive weekly e-mail notifications of code changes and to receive the “immediate notification” messages when important code changes are made or other important news must be disseminated. CodeFinder will enable members to accurately interpret codes and changes to codes, and will include all local written interpretations of codes, thereby eliminating ambiguity often associated with verbal interpretations of codes. |
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