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| Building Code: |
Building, Heating, Ventilating, and Air-Conditioning Code applies to public buildings, places of employment and high-rise multi-family buildings based on 2006 IBC with state amendments. Uniform Multi-Family Dwelling Code applies to multi-family dwellings with 3 or more dwelling units and 6 stories or less in height are based on 2006 IBC. Local jurisdictions may amend the Building, Heating, Ventilating, and Air-Conditioning Code to make it more stringent. Local jurisdictions may not amend the Uniform Multi-Family Dwelling Code. |
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| Energy Code: |
Building, Heating, Ventilating, and Air-Conditioning Code is based on 2006 IECC (ASHARE 90.1-89) and is applicable to public buildings and places of employment. Local jurisdictions may amend code to make it more stringent. |
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| Fire Prevention: |
Fire Prevention Code is based on 2006 NFPA 1 with state modifications or 2006 IFC with state amendments upon special order. Local jurisdictions may amend the code to make it more stringent. (http://commerce.wi.gov/SB/SB-FirePreventionProgram.html) |
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| Life Safety: |
None. |
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| Residential Code: |
Uniform Dwelling Code is state-written. Local jurisdictions may not amend the code. (http://commerce.wi.gov/SB/SB-UDCProgram.html) |
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| Res. Energy Code: |
Building, Heating, Ventilating, and Air-Conditioning Code is based on 2006 IECC with state amendments. |
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| State Contacts: |
Director, Bureau of Integrated Services
Department of Commerce
Safety and Buildings Division
201 West Washington Avenue
Madison,
WI
53707-2538
Fire Safety Program Manager
Department of Commerce
Safety and Buildings Division
201 West Washington Avenue
Madison,
WI
53707-2538
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Department of Commerce - Safety and Buildings Division
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Industry Statistics
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The manufacturers and installers of cement-based products in Wisconsin:
- Operate over establishments
- Employ more than people
- Generate more than $29,663,000 in revenues
The cement-based products industry contribution to the revenues of Wisconsin from:
- Combined direct and indirect employment of: resulting in annual revenues exceeding $12.3 million
Click here for more detailed statistical information on the cement-based products industry.
| Manufacturers include cement, ready-mixed concrete, and concrete products. Aggregate, steel reinforcement, admixtures and ancillary products such as ties, anchors, and forms are not included in these statistics. |
| Installers are limited to masonry and concrete contracting firms. Steelworkers that set reinforcement, carpenters that erect formwork, and other related trades are not included. |
| Direct employment is for those establishments described as manufacturers and installers. Indirect employment includes professionals and trades and services personnel required to support direct employees (retailers, school teachers, doctors, etc.). |
| Annual revenues are approximations of those generated from sales taxes, income taxes, real estate taxes, etc. applicable in the specific state. |
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Local Contacts |
Brick Distributors of Wisconsin
6737 West Washington Ave, Suite 1420
Milwaukee,
WI,
53214-
Maxine O'Brien
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(800) 652-7425
Masonry
Great Lakes Cement Promotion Association
3130 Pine Tree Rd
Lansing,
MI,
48911-4205
Raymond McVeigh
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Executive Director
(517) 877-6016
Cement
Precast/Prestressed Producers of Illinois and Wisconsin
P.O. Box 1477
Oak Park,
IL,
60304-
Marty McIntyre
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Executive Director,Marketing
(708) 386-3715
Precast
Wisconsin Concrete Masonry Association
6737 West Washington Ave, Suite 1420
Milwaukee,
WI,
53214-
Pat Winger,
President
(800) 377-0667
Masonry
Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Assn.
16 N. Carroll St., Suite 925
Madison,
WI,
53703-
Patrick Essie
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Executive Director
(608) 250-6304
Ready-Mixed Concrete
Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association
16 N. Carroll St., Suite 925
Madison,
WI,
53703-
Cherish Schwenn
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Promotion Director
(608) 250-6304
Ready-Mixed Concrete
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