M2 COMMERCIAL MECHANICAL INSPECTOR COURSE OVERVIEW

Through ICC Credentialing, the ICC Commercial Mechanical certification identifies individuals highly trained in the mechanical systems and equipment used in commercial buildings, such as HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems, plumbing systems, and electrical systems.

ICC Commercial Mechanical inspector’s jurisdiction lies in mechanical systems designed to provide a comfortable and safe indoor environment for occupants of commercial buildings, and they require specialized knowledge and expertise to install, maintain, and repair. Commercial mechanical contractors are typically responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing these systems in commercial buildings.

The 50h Mechanical Inspector training course comprises 14 lessons, 14 instant feedback quizzes, 3 quiz banks, and a final exam with a question bank of more than 280 questions. Upon completion of the course, the student will receive a certificate of completion from Atlas training ™.

Notice and Disclaimer for ICC training students:

This does not register you for the ICC Mechanical Inspector examination. You will have to register separately at ICC's website.

Atlas API Training currently provides online preparation courses for ICC B2, 47C, S1C, M2, P2, 92C, and ECC certification exams. Atlas API Training also offers online courses for API, NDT, and CWI certification exams.

Click here to register for your ICC Mechanical Inspector Certification Exam.

​COURSE CURRICULUM

1. Introduction to Mechanical Inspection
2. General Administration
3. Combution Air
4. Fuel Supply
5. Vents and Ventilation
6. Chimmneys and Connectors
7. Duct System
8. Exhaust Systems
9. Hydronic Piping
10. Heating Appliances
11. Boilers
12. Water Heaters
13. Cooling Systems
14. Material and Specifications

Construction experience recommended but not required.

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.