gg3750
Registered User
I am about to take the 2009 Commercial Energy Exam. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what focus on, suggestions etc. Any advice will be greatly appreciated!
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JCraver
Sawhorse
Tab the codebook, and get to know the Index well.
Lighting allowances - be sure you can figure them.
Study very hard on the existing building / alteration provisions.
And as with all the ICC exams - know where the Tables are in the code you're testing on, and how to properly use them.
Good luck. And Welcome to the forum.
Lighting allowances - be sure you can figure them.
Study very hard on the existing building / alteration provisions.
And as with all the ICC exams - know where the Tables are in the code you're testing on, and how to properly use them.
Good luck. And Welcome to the forum.
fatboy
Administrator
And don't forget the footnotes!
Welcome!
Welcome!
Frank
Registered User
Read the questions carefully, many items look at the exceptions not the obvious to see that you look closely at the codes and the stem, key and distractors. The wrong answers, distractors, are intended to look appealing or are led to by common math errors.
Keystone
SAWHORSE
Its a small book but read questions carefully, my test focused on the footnotes.
gg3750
Registered User
I passed the exam on Monday. I appreciate all the advice especially the one on footnote's. THANK YOU ALL!
JCraver
Sawhorse
Congrats!!
Keystone
SAWHORSE
Glad to read
spector51
Registered User
SCOPING, Scoping , and still more scoping