
MASONRY DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
When & Where
There are three options available for this seminar:
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Southern Ohio Regional Training Center
800 Kent Rd.
Batavia, OH 45103
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
BAC Local 9 PA
100 Kingston Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15235
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Northern Ohio Regional Training Center
5171 Hudson Drive
Hudson, OH 44236
Registration
Deadline to register HAS PASSED.
Program Schedule
7:45 - REGISTRATION & CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
8:00 - UPDATING YOUR MASONRY DETAILS
Brian Trimble. PE, LEED AP
Regional VP, Engineering Services - Brick Industry Association
Current energy requirements are changing how walls are designed and built, which affects many of the traditional components in the masonry cavity wall assembly. In response to new information regarding building science, this lecture focuses on masonry detailing to achieve high performing wall systems. Moisture management, anchor/tie, air/vapor barrier, thermal control and masonry veneer systems are discussed. Specifying correct requirements for brick will also be addressed.
9:30 - MASONRY JOBSITE TROUBLESHOOTING
Tom Nagy, Director of Industry Development and Technical Services
International Masonry Institute
Masonry load-bearing and veneer wall systems are still the #1 choice for educational, institutional, and commercial facility design. However, while masonry attributes are obvious, causes and remedies of occasional problems can be elusive. This seminar focuses on understanding best practice for producing high-quality assemblies that are aesthetically pleasing and high-performing buildings that serve the end user for decades. Masonry detailing, planning, management, and means-and-methods that support proper design and construction will be discussed with focus on identifying, diagnosing, and correcting problematic items.
10:30 - MOCKUP REVIEW & INTERACTIVE HANDS-ON
IMI Certified instructors
Attendees will learn correct as-built conditions of masonry cavity walls by examining pre-built, static mockups as well gain understanding of safe and proper techniques of unit masonry installation – through demonstration and individual participation.
12:00 – CERTIFICATES ISSUED / PROGRAM CONCLUDES
Who
This training program is intended primarily for Architects, Engineers, Specifiers, Building Owners, Facilities Managers, CMs, GCs, Code Officials, and signatory masonry Contractors.
Thank You
CONTINUING EDUCATION
This program meets AIA/CES criteria for 4 LU/HSW learning units, which will be reported directly to AIA.