CCM Certification
The Code Compliance Master (CCM) Certification recognizes the highest academic achievement and dedication to professional standards exhibited by code inspectors by demonstrating their knowledge in building standards, ensuring the safety and habitability of structures, and code compliance policy and program development. This certification level offers nationally recognized and highly respected certifications.
FCCA Code Compliance Master (CCM) Certification Requirements
1. Successfully obtain your FCCA Code Compliance Professional (CCP) Certification.
2. Successfully complete the ICC Code Enforcement Manager Exam (ID: CE-M).
3. Successfully complete the ICC Residential Building Inspector Exam (ID: B1).
4. Complete the FCCA Code Compliance Master (CCM) Application.
5. Code Compliance Masters may use the initials "CCM" on business cards following their name and showcase their achievement with a verified digital badge to highlight their expertise and commitment to excellence.
Testing
The Code Enforcement Manager Exam (ID: CE-M) and the Residential Building Inspector Exam (ID: B1) can be taken online via the International Code Council (ICC) Proctored Remote Online Testing Option (PRONTO). You can register to take an exam through ICC's Assessment Center. The reference materials, study guides, and practice exams are available for purchase online through multiple sources or by purchasing them online through the ICC Store by searching for the exam you would like to take.
FCCA Certification Fee
$50
Recertification
To maintain your FCCA certification, you must maintain a current annual FCCA membership. You do not need to resubmit a new FCCA Application for Certified Code Compliance Professional (CCCP), and there is no CEU/CEH requirement.
