IIBEC committees, industry liaisons, and professional staff maintain and further the association’s efforts to promote and grow the practice of building envelope consulting throughout the construction community and to consumers of roofing, waterproofing and exterior wall consulting services. Read more about IIBEC’s advocacy efforts.
IIBEC Affiliated Chapters are individual organizations that operate under the banner of the IIBEC international association — each with their own board of directors. Chapters are locally-oriented groups serving members’ needs in many of North America’s larger metropolitan areas. Read more about IIBEC Affiliated Chapters.
IIBEC Regions encompass multi-state geographical areas. Each region is administered by an IIBEC Region Director who is a member of the IIBEC Board of Directors. Regularly scheduled regional meetings allow members to share ideas and discuss issues unique to their Region. Read more about IIBEC Regions.
Committee involvement offers members an active means to lend their voice to guiding and shaping the direction of the association and its involvement within the industry. Contact an IIBEC Committee Chair and start your participation today.
This program recognizes outstanding contributions by building enclosure professionals, their collaborators, and their clients in support of the design, delivery, and advancement of building enclosure performance in one or more of the categories of roofing, exterior wall, waterproofing, building enclosure, and commissioning. Read about how to participate in the IIBEC Document Competition.
The demand for roofing, waterproofing, and exterior wall consulting services continues to rise. Firms are facing challenges in locating qualified professionals to fulfill needed functions. A visit to the IIBEC Jobs Board can help connect employers and talented individuals with needed opportunities. Read the list of available building envelope profession job openings. Place an advertisement of employment opportunities.
In recognition of past and present contributions by vanguard and contemporary members, IIBEC presents the following awards to those of meritorious effort: Herbert Busching Award, William C. Correll Award, Michael DeFrancesco Award, Richard M. Horowitz Memorial Award, and the Lifetime Achievement Award.
The Jury of Fellows is a society of esteemed members who have been bestowed the title of Fellow, an honorary title bestowed upon individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary service to the association.
The IIBEC Manual of Practice is designed to be a standard for practitioners performing roof, exterior wall, and waterproofing consulting and quality assurance functions.
The IIBEC Manual of Practice is intended to provide a peer-reviewed structure for the practice of consulting in the construction of the building envelope. In simple terms, it describes what a professional consultant does and how the consultant does it. It is recognized that consultants may utilize professional judgment as the basis for modifying the procedures presented in this manual.
IIBEC offers members a diverse set of opportunities for professional enrichment. Become a contributor and industry leader helping to aid the growth of knowledge within the industry. Learn about publishing and speaking opportunities with IIBEC.
IIBEC Interface, the technical/trade publication of IIBEC, Inc., is published eleven times per year. IIBEC Interface informs readers with technical articles, project profiles, and industry news.
It is the intent that IIBEC Interface educate and inform, establish a common ground for discussion, and provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and technical knowledge.
The NewsFeed is the association’s Web-based member newsletter. It serves as a medium for informing members of the latest developments in the member programs and, regional, and chapter happenings.
A hard copy membership handbook is distributed annually to all IIBEC members. The book comprehensively details all IIBEC programs and services for quick reference.
Recognizing the need for qualifications and standards in a largely unregulated industry, IIBEC has developed five highly-regarded registration programs. Building envelope professionals can establish their credentials through the Registered Roof Consultant (RRC®), Registered Waterproofing Consultant (RWC®), Registered Exterior Wall Consultant (REWC®), Registered Roof Observer (RRO®), and Registered Exterior Wall Consultant (REWO®) programs.
Each title is representative of individuals with a high level of competence, experience, and ethics, as well as a commitment to continuing education. All IIBEC registrations require applicants to pass an application process and achieve satisfactory performance on examination.
IIBEC issues Policy Statements in the forms of Position Statements and Technical Advisories. Policy Statements represent IIBEC’s informed views, opinions, and core priorities. They are released by the association to policy-makers, the public, and the construction industry on issues of public policy affecting the membership, consulting practice, and IIBEC. Read and understand IIBEC’s Position Statements and Technical Advisories.
IIBEC financially contributes to the following research organizations.
Whether you’re new to the industry or looking to expand your knowledge, this program is designed to provide you with the mentorship, guidance, and support you need to succeed. Connect with experienced professionals, gain valuable insights, and take your building enclosure career to new heights.