Wichita
Tuesday, June 10, 2025 · 8:00 AM–12:00 PM (Central)
$249 per seat · 24 seats
Classes › IFGC Essentials for Field Techs (Kansas Focus)
IFGC Essentials for Field Techs (Kansas Focus)
Practical IFGC coverage for the calls and installs you see every week—what changed, what inspectors look for, and how to avoid common violations.
4 hrsClassroomCode Updates (IFGC/IMC)From $249 per seat
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the most common IFGC violations seen in Kansas inspections
- Apply correct clearance and venting rules for gas appliances
- Properly document installation work for permit and inspection review
- Recognize and correct improper gas pressure and regulator setups
- Reduce rework caused by code non-compliance
- Explain the difference between IFGC and local amendments in effect in Kansas
Who This Is For
- Field service technicians performing gas appliance installs or repairs
- Installation crews needing a refresher before upcoming inspections
- Field supervisors who sign off on permit documentation
What to Bring / Materials
- Course handout packet (provided)
- Notebook and pen
- Code book optional (current IFGC edition recommended)
About This Class
This half-day classroom course covers the International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC) as adopted in Kansas, with a focus on field-level application rather than theory.
We move through the code sections that trigger the most failed inspections and costly rework: appliance clearances, venting requirements, pressure testing procedures, and proper documentation for permit close-out.
What We Cover
- Gas piping basics — sizing, materials, and fitting restrictions
- Appliance clearances — what inspectors measure and what fails
- Venting rules — common category errors and how to catch them before the inspector does
- Pressure testing — the right procedure, documented correctly
- Kansas amendments — local variations you need to know
- Documentation habits — what to photograph, what to keep on file
What You'll Leave With
Every attendee leaves with a condensed reference card covering the top 10 violation points, plus the course handout packet. No certification is issued at this time (CEU credit in Phase 2).
Format
Classroom lecture with Q&A. Bring your real-world questions — the last 30 minutes is open discussion of situations from the field.