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Please, "pardon our dust" during our construction. We're updating our website. During our transition, check out our new look at www.LodgingEngineer.com CLICK HERE! Our member services are remaining here. So, you can still download a pdf version of any issue of Lodging Engineer, post a job, catalogue a warranty, search our document library or visit our Buyer's Guide. Carbon monoxide alarms for hotels – Not so fast! By Thomas G. Daly MSc. CSP If your state or local regulators are in the process of adopting either the International Code Council’s (ICC) 2012 International Building Code (IBC) or International Fire Code (IFC) or both, you should make them aware of pending changes to these codes relative to the requirements for carbon monoxide (CO) alarms for hotels. Read the entire article click here.) ***Lodging Engineer Fall 2012 Is Available Now! | Become a NAHLE Certified Chief Engineer Choose either: a) Full Service Property or b) Select Service Property  Hotel Engineering isprinted and published by our educational partner, the American Hotel & LodgingEducational Institute (AHLEI). Our CCE program is designed by industry peers to meet yourbusy schedule. Complete the program at your own pace and when you areready, candidates make take the test over the Internetwithout having to leave your office. ***The full service test consists of 100questions taken from 26 chapters. You need to answer 75% of the questions correctly withintwo (2) hours. It is an open book test and will require that you are familiar with the textbook as well as its content and your own knowledge and experience. You get two (2) tries at the Online exam. Your results areimmediate. And , if someone should actually need an third try, the feeis only $100 more. *** NAHLE has Completed our Select-Service Text and Exam Our select service textbook is made up of 19 chapters and addresses low-rise properties with new chapters on PTAC units, Mold & Mildew, Wood Construction and Thru-Wall Penetrations. The exam is 3-part test consisting of approximately 40 questions each. 70% passing is required and applicants have two chances at each exam module. So wheteher you are just beginning your career or extending your professional development, NAHLE's Certified Chief Engineer (CCE) program is the right choice for any hotel engineer. Click here and learn how to become a NAHLE Certified Chief Engineer. Destination Hotels & Resorts Posts 15 New Jobs. See NAHLE's Job Bank And, to learn more about a great place to work - visit with Robert Mellwig DH&R's Sr. Vice-President DH&R's Success Story *** Regulatory Affairs
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