ICC Structural Masonry Inspector (Exam 84) study materials
ICC Structural Masonry Inspector (Exam 84) study resources

ICC Structural Masonry Inspector (Exam 84) case studies

ICC Structural Masonry Inspector (Exam 84) · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The ICC Structural Masonry Inspector (Exam 84) is a certification exam for code officials, special inspectors, and construction professionals who verify that structural masonry is built in accordance with approved construction documents and the governing code. It is administered by the International Code Council (ICC) as part of its certification program. The exam is open book and multiple choice, and the ICC publishes the current exam outline, number of questions, time limit, fee, passing score, and retake policy on its own website - always confirm those details there before you register, because they change. The content is weighted toward field work: masonry units, mortar, grout, reinforcement and accessories; laying, bonding, anchorage and tolerances; grouting and consolidation; and special inspection and testing. The ICC Structural Masonry Inspector (Exam 84) case studies are 5 cases and about 4,206 words.

1

Single 12-ft Grout Pour: Cleanouts, Slump, and Consolidation

A warehouse wall 20 ft long and 12 ft tall is built of 8-in. nominal concrete masonry, fully grouted, with no.

847 words, about 4 min
2

Type N Substitution and Failing Prisms on a Bearing Wall

A four-story assisted-living building uses 8-in. CMU bearing walls designed for f'm = 2,000 psi.

833 words, about 4 min
3

Conflicting Drawings, an Unresolved f'm, and No Special Inspection Program

A new elementary school gymnasium has 26-ft-tall CMU perimeter walls carrying open-web steel joists on a bond beam. The architectural drawings show 12-in.

814 words, about 4 min
4

Pre-Grout Nonconformances: Cover, a Kinked Bar, and Misplaced Anchors

During a pre-grout inspection of a 10-in. nominal CMU wall, the inspector documents four items.

884 words, about 4 min
5

Hot-Weather Mortar, Joint Tolerances, and a Wall Out of Plumb

In late July, with the temperature at 96 F, a steady 20-mph wind, and 25 percent relative humidity, masons are laying an 8-in. CMU wall that will be 24 ft tall and later fully grouted.

828 words, about 4 min