CISC has been working to develop a more comprehensive approach to the specification of Architecturally Exposed Structural Steel. This Webinar serves to introduce the new CISC suite of AESS documents on the Design and Specification of Architecturally Exposed Structural Steel.
This Webinar will look at the application of the CISC AESS Category system to a survey of prominent, innovative AESS structures, with a focus on detailing and connection strategies as well as best practices for use of the system during bidding, and construction.
This webinar will examine the use of AESS in more challenging projects, from the perspective of the inclusion of items such as large castings, curved steel, tension elements and eccentric geometries.
This webinar looks more closely at the creation of connection details to look at innovative ways to create high quality connections that can be classed across the AESS categories.
This presentation will offer detailed information pertaining to a methodological approach to designing with perimeter diagrids that is based on comprehensive research into a range of existing projects.
A webinar that will provide attendees with the information required to prepare cost effective budget prices for steel structures.
This Webinar Series is the first in a two level series intended to develop the skills necessary for the design of steel connections as related to the construction of steel-framed structures.
This Webinar Series is the second in a two level series intended to develop the skills necessary for the design of steel connections as related to the construction of steel-framed structures. Successful completion of Connections I course is strongly recommended.
This CEU eligible webinar recording overviews how the fire protection requirements of the National Building Code are applied to steel-framed buildings. Topics include intumescent coatings, sprayed materials, rigid boards and concrete-filling, along with performance-based fire protection engineering.
This course focuses on practical and economical solutions for framing a typical industrial building to the requirements of CSA Standard S16-14.
This FREE webinar offered to all CISC Steel Fabricators covers key concepts and systems in LEED v4, changes to material & resources credits and tools the CISC is preparing to support Fabricators to respond to requirements of LEED v4.This Webinar presents the seismic design requirements of the National Building Code of Canada 2015 and Clause 27 of CSA S16-14 as these requirements apply to industrial buildings. In addition, CSA 216-14 Annex M is introduced and applied to the design of pipe and process support structures.
This course focuses on practical and economical solutions for framing a single storey warehouse building with attached office area to the requirements of the 2010 National Building Code of Canada and the pertinent provisions of CSA Standard S16-09.
This FREE webinar available to all CISC Steel Fabricators presents how avoiding and successfully disputing claims decreases company costs and increases the chances for a negotiated settlement.
This course is intended to prepare students who do not have a structural engineering background for the design of steel connections.
This course covers the design, fabrication and construction of steel bridges based on CAN/CSA-S6-14, Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code. Updated design examples, topics, aesthetics including pedestrian bridges.
This webinar will take the participant through earthquake load and design considerations in the NBCC 2010 and CSA S16-09 as they relate to regions of low seismicity.
This webinar provides attendees an understanding of what goes into the pricing erection of structural steel.
This 6 hour course offered in 9 modules cover changes in CSA S16-14 and the design of steel members and elements using the 11th Edition of the Handbook of Steel Construction. Registrants can take all 9 sessions or just the CSA S16-14 changes.Cancellation / Withdrawal
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