The Master Code Professional (MCP) is the highest level of designation the Code Council offers. The Code Council has certified thousands of individuals, but only a small select number have attained this high level of achievement: just over 800 individuals.

To obtain this level of certification requires and demonstrates commitment to the profession, diverse knowledge of codes, and a high level of self-initiative.

Master Code Professionals are typically responsible for all technical and management aspects of code enforcement. Duties include, but are not limited to:

• management of a code enforcement department;
• supervision of building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and elevator
  inspectors and support staff;
• performing or supervising performance of building, electrical, plumbing,
  and mechanical plan review; and
• when necessary, inspecting or supervising inspection of structures for
  compliance with the International Codes® and referenced standards.

APPLY NOW: For detailed requirements and how to apply to become a Master Code Professional, click here.

The Master of Special Inspection (MSI) is a designation given to those candidates who have the following Active credentials:

• Structural Welding Special Inspector (S2)
• Structural Steel and Bolting Special Inspector (S1)
• Structural Masonry Special Inspector (84)
• Reinforced Concrete Special Inspector (49)

These candidates must also have fulfilled the additional requirements for the Reinforced Concrete Special Inspector certification. Meeting the criteria for this designation exhibits commitment to the special inspection program, a deep knowledge of applicable standards, and leadership in the field.

For more information on the Reinforced Concrete Special Inspector requirements, check out our Special Inspector Certifications page.

You have 18 months to fulfill the exam requirements to achieve this designation.

Are you interested in becoming a CFM? Once you have completed either the CBO, you only have to pass the Fire Codes and Standards (FC) exam. You do not have to fulfill this requirement within the 18 months as long your existing CBO certification is current. And because ICC allows certification exam attempts up to 6 times in a 6-month period, you'll have plenty of opportunities to take an exam.

*An active MCP meets the Legal Module requirements.

Don’t forget to stay on top of keeping your designations renewed by checking your account on myICC!

You have 18 months to fulfill the exam requirements to achieve this designation.

Are you interested in becoming a CBO? Once you have completed either the CFM, you only have to pass the Building Codes and Standards (BC) exam. You do not have to fulfill this requirement within the 18 months as long your existing CFM certification is current. And because ICC allows certification exam attempts up to 6 times in a 6-month period, you'll have plenty of opportunities to take an exam.

*An active MCP meets the Legal Module requirements.

Don’t forget to stay on top of keeping your designations renewed by checking your account on myICC!

The Certified Sustainability Professional (CSP) is a designation that provides portability for professionals holding ICC and/or California certifications to show proficiency and interest in sustainability across the nation without having to obtain another license or designation.

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The CSP designation will require a current AIA, PE, CBO, CFM, or MCP license or designation; one current energy conservation certification; and one current green building certification. 

You will need to fulfill at least one requirement from each column below:

The IECC/HERS Compliance Specialist designation verifies competence in energy performance measurement and energy code proficiency. IECC/HERS Compliance Specialists may now be used for both code compliance and energy performance rating services.

Learn more here.