Indiana Association of Building Officials
Why Join IABOWhy Join IABO? There are classes held throughout the year teaching from the most basic to the most technical aspects of the Codes. You'll become a better inspector knowing not just what the codes are, but why they are, and your enforcement will be consistent throughout the state. Instruction covering the operation of building departments is offered to assist you and/or your staff with office procedures, forms development and your legal responsibilities. Association with peers allows single voice representation within the state and national code development entities and promotes legislation and code development with the viewpoint of Building Inspectors being clearly promoted. Inclusion in a professional association is a strong step toward career enhancement. Your supervisors, your clients and your communities should be made aware that "Building Inspector" is a career which requires specialized and technical knowledge. It is not merely a job which is easily replaced. The Annual Business Meeting is an event packed with education, peer discussion, a vendor trade show highlighting new and existing technologies, and much more. This event must not be missed. Though cost of membership is low, the cost of not having support in your job is very high. Investigate this opportunity today. |
MemberSHIP Benefits Training and Education Influence Certification Support Through Education Networking and Relationships Information Exchange of Ideas and Best Practices |
Membership Levels
We have four different levels of membership.
Active: Open to building inspectors, building officials, advisors or supervisors directly employed by a governmental agency charged with code enforcement within Indiana.
Associate: Open to all persons employed by a jurisdictional building department within Indiana, not qualifying for active member status.
Professional: Open to all companies and/or persons engaged in the building industry, building technology or related trades supporting code enforcement and life safety.
Retired: Any person retired from a governmental building department within this state, not qualifying for Active Member status, may become a Retired Member of this Association.
All memberships are January 1 - December 31.
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