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The Steel Framing
Alliance is a registered provider for the following
American Institute of Architects, AIA/CES programs.
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AIA/CES
Registered Provider Program
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Steel
Framing Alliance |
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Length:
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1.5
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| Program
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AGCFS |
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Credits:
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1.5 LU Hours |
| Program:
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An Architects
Guide to Cold-Formed Steel
Framing |
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Description:
Attendees will learn the
most practical uses for
and application of cold-formed
steel being used in construction
today. This course focuses
on floor, wall and truss
applications and includes
an introduction to the new
Code of Standard Practice
for Cold-Formed Steel structural
framing. Also provided is
a basis for evaluating the
use of cold-formed steel
panelization, appropriate
connector selection, and
shear wall requirements.
Program also includes a
vendor area of products
and services offered including
resources for continued
educational development
of the design professional.
Learning
Objectives: After
completing this course,
participants will be able
to:
- Fully utilize the Code
of Standard Practice for
Cold-Formed Steel in their
construction projects.
- Identify other resources
for constructing with
cold-formed steel
How
Taught: The CES facilitator
utilizes a PowerPoint presentation
of actual on site details
of construction with CFS.
Handouts of the presentation
will be provided. This is
an interactive session and
encourages feedback from
the attendee.
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A/V
Needs: Projector
and screen for PowerPoint
presentation. Steel Framing
Alliance/ CES facilitator
will supply the laptop.
Target
Audience: Architects,
engineers, builders, contractors,
building code officials
and other design and construction
professionals. Attendees
must have some construction
related experience to gain
full benefit of this program.
Facilitator
Qualifications: The
Steel Framing Alliance CFS
facilitators have been trained
on CFS guidelines and presentation
skills. All are experts
in the use of CFS in construction.
For
more information
contract:
Adrienne
Wells
Steel Framing
Alliance
Phone #:
202-785-2022
Email: awells@steelframing.org
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AIA/CES
Registered Provider Program
Summary Handout |
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| Provider:
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Steel
Framing Alliance |
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Length:
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6
Hours |
| Program
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SFA505 |
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Credits:
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6 LU Hours |
| Program:
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Cold-Formed
Steel in Construction Today |
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Yes |
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Description:
This program
provides architects with
the knowledge of the latest
advancements in cold-formed
steel, practical uses and
applications, and guidance
for contract preparation.
Learning
Objectives: After
completing this course,
participants will be able
to:
- Understand the benefits
and limitations of using
cold-formed steel in residential
and light commercial construction.
- Understand the benefits
and limitations of using
cold-formed steel in residential
and light commercial construction.
- Be comfortable applying
the guidelines outlined
in the AISI standards
for cold-formed steel
framing
- Know where to find the
resources and technical
assistance in design applications
when framing with cold-formed
steel.
How
Taught: The CES facilitator
utilizes a PowerPoint presentation
of actual on site details
of construction with CFS.
Handouts of the presentation
will be provided. This is
an interactive session and
encourages feedback from the
attendee.
Top |
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A/V
Needs: Projector
and screen for PowerPoint
presentation. Steel Framing
Alliance/ CES facilitator
will supply the laptop.
Target
Audience: Architects,
engineers, builders, contractors,
building code officials
and other design and construction
professionals. Attendees
must have some construction
related experience to gain
full benefit of this program.
Facilitator
Qualifications: The
Steel Framing Alliance CFS
facilitators have been trained
on CFS guidelines and presentation
skills. All are experts
in the use of CFS in construction.
For
more information
contract:
Adrienne
Wells
Steel Framing
Alliance
Phone #:
202-785-2022
Email: awells@steelframing.org
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AIA/CES
Registered Provider Program
Summary Handout |
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| Provider:
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Steel
Framing Alliance |
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Length:
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1
Hour |
| Program
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SFA602 |
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Credits:
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1 LU Hour |
| Program:
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Connections
for Cold-Formed Steel Framing
Systems |
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Yes |
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Description:
Participants will be able
to identify the role drift
connections provide for
safety by preventing the
separation of building components
from the supporting frame
or other wall systems under
wind and seismic events.
Learning
Objectives: After
completing this course,
participants will be able
to:
- How various connections
affect the integrity and
strength in a structure
made of cold-formed steel.
- Be comfortable applying
the guidelines outlined
in the AISI standards
for cold-formed steel
framing
How
Taught: The CES facilitator
utilizes a PowerPoint presentation
of actual on site details
of construction with CFS.
Handouts of the presentation
will be provided. This is
an interactive session and
encourages feedback from
the attendee.
Top |
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A/V
Needs: Projector
and screen for PowerPoint
presentation. Steel Framing
Alliance/ CES facilitator
will supply the laptop.
Target
Audience: Architects,
engineers, builders, contractors,
building code officials
and other design and construction
professionals. Attendees
must have some construction
related experience to gain
full benefit of this program.
Facilitator
Qualifications: The
Steel Framing Alliance CFS
facilitators have been trained
on CFS guidelines and presentation
skills. All are experts
in the use of CFS in construction.
For
more information
contract:
Adrienne
Wells
Steel Framing
Alliance
Phone #:
202-785-2022
Email: awells@steelframing.org
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AIA/CES
Registered Provider Program
Summary Handout |
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| Provider:
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Steel
Framing Alliance |
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Length:
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7
Hours |
| Program
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SFA304 |
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Credits:
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7 LU Hours |
| Program:
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Construction
Solutions with Cold-Formed
Steel |
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Yes |
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Description:
Participants will learn
how to achieve design requirements
using cold-formed steel
as the primary structural
component for low and mid-rise
commercial/institutional
projects such as hotels,
assisted living facilities,
schools and office buildings.
Special attention will be
given to Green Building
attributes and other environmental
benefits of cold-formed
steel in today’s practice,
as well as a review of the
latest tools and standards
for construction through
a mid-rise structure case
study.
Learning
Objectives: After
completing this course,
participants will be able
to: ? Become familiar with
the information included
in the various AISI Standards
and how this information
is used in cold-formed steel
construction.
- Understand the benefits
and drawbacks of using
cold-formed steel framing
for residential and light
commercial applications.
- Identify other resources
for constructing with
cold-formed steel
How
Taught: The CES facilitator
utilizes a PowerPoint presentation
of actual on site details
of construction with CFS.
Handouts of the presentation
will be provided. This is
an interactive session and
encourages feedback from
the attendee.
Top |
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A/V
Needs: Projector
and screen for PowerPoint
presentation. Steel Framing
Alliance/ CES facilitator
will supply the laptop.
Target
Audience: Architects,
engineers, builders, contractors,
building code officials
and other design and construction
professionals. Attendees
must have some construction
related experience to gain
full benefit of this program.
Facilitator
Qualifications: The
Steel Framing Alliance CFS
facilitators have been trained
on CFS guidelines and presentation
skills. All are experts
in the use of CFS in construction.
For
more information
contract:
Adrienne
Wells
Steel Framing
Alliance
Phone #:
202-785-2022
Email: awells@steelframing.org
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AIA/CES
Registered Provider Program
Summary Handout |
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| Provider:
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Steel
Framing Alliance |
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Length:
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6
Hours |
| Program
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SFA305 |
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Credits:
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6 LU Hours |
| Program:
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Design and
Inspection of Cold-Formed
Steel Structures |
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HSW: |
Yes |
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Description:
This course provides a step-by-step
review of construction standards
and an introduction to cold-formed
steel framing systems including
the design of floors, walls
and roofs. A Review of the
Universal Designator system
of identification and new
nomenclature for cold-formed
steel framing will be covered.
Course content includes
cold-formed steel advantages
for meeting green building
requirements, high wind
and seismic requirements
and design flexibility concepts.
Learning
Objectives: After
completing this course,
participants will be able
to:
- Become familiar with
the information included
in the various AISI Standards
and how this information
is used in cold-formed
steel construction
- Identify steel members
using the Universal Designator
system and its new nomenclature.
- Identify difference
between mil and gauge.
- Identify other resources
for constructing with
cold-formed steel
How
Taught: The CES facilitator
utilizes a PowerPoint presentation
of actual on site details
of construction with CFS.
Handouts of the presentation
will be provided. This is
an interactive session and
encourages feedback from
the attendee.
Top |
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A/V
Needs: Projector
and screen for PowerPoint
presentation. Steel Framing
Alliance/ CES facilitator
will supply the laptop.
Target
Audience: Architects,
engineers, builders, contractors,
building code officials
and other design and construction
professionals. Attendees
must have some construction
related experience to gain
full benefit of this program.
Facilitator
Qualifications: The
Steel Framing Alliance CFS
facilitators have been trained
on CFS guidelines and presentation
skills. All are experts
in the use of CFS in construction.
For
more information
contract:
Adrienne
Wells
Steel Framing
Alliance
Phone #:
202-785-2022
Email: awells@steelframing.org
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AIA/CES
Registered Provider Program
Summary Handout |
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| Provider:
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Steel
Framing Alliance |
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Length:
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7
Hours |
| Program
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SFA305 |
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Credits:
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7 LU Hours |
| Program:
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Design &
Construction Cold-Formed Steel
Mid-Rise Structures |
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HSW: |
Yes |
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Description:
Participants will learn
the most practical and efficient
design methodology for using
cold-formed steel in commercial
mid-rise construction. Special
emphasis is placed on the
roles and responsibilities
between parties in a contract
related to CFS. Using the
Code of Standard Practice
for Structural Steel Framing
as the basis, participants
will learn the appropriate
resources available for
CFS design and construction.
Additional information is
offered on load bearing
designs including slip drift
connections, header details,
and other commercial load
bearing conditions.
Learning
Objectives: After
completion of this course,
participants will be able
to:
- Identify what the local
building official is looking
for when inspecting a
mid-rise structure using
CFS.
- Identify what the local
building official is looking
for when inspecting a
mid-rise structure using
CFS.
- Be familiar with the
resources needed to comply
with local building codes
using CFS.
How
Taught: The CES facilitator
utilizes a PowerPoint presentation
of actual on site details
of construction with CFS.
Handouts of the presentation
will be provided. This is
an interactive session and
encourages feedback from
the attendee.
Top |
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A/V
Needs: Projector
and screen for PowerPoint
presentation. Steel Framing
Alliance/ CES facilitator
will supply the laptop.
Target
Audience: Architects,
engineers, builders, contractors,
building code officials
and other design and construction
professionals. Attendees
must have some construction
related experience to gain
full benefit of this program.
Facilitator
Qualifications: The
Steel Framing Alliance CES
facilitators have been trained
on CES guidelines and presentation
skills. All are experts
in the use of CFS in construction.
For
more information
contract:
Adrienne
Wells
Steel Framing
Alliance
Phone #:
202-785-2022
Email: awells@steelframing.org
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AIA/CES
Registered Provider Program
Summary Handout |
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| Provider:
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Steel
Framing Alliance |
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Length:
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7
Hours |
| Program
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SFA507 |
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Credits:
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7 LU Hours |
| Program:
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Design of
Wall Systems Using Cold-Formed
Steel |
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Yes |
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Description:
This course covers the practical
and efficient design of
using cold-formed steel
wall systems as the load
bearing element in commercial
and residential structures.
These include curtain walls,
load bearing designs, stud
bracing, slip and drift
connections and header design,
all centered on the design
of steel wall studs in typical
commercial and residential
loading conditions including
high wind and high seismic.
Learning
Objectives: After
completing this course,
participants will be able
to:
- Understand the design
of cold-formed wall systems
utilizing the North American
Specification for the
Design of Cold-Formed
Steel Structural Members
(NASPEC) and the new American
Iron and Steel Institute
Wall Stud Standard.
- Identify other resources
when dealing with cold
formed steel designed
wall systems.
How
Taught: The CES facilitator
utilizes a PowerPoint presentation
of actual on site details
of construction with CFS.
Handouts of the presentation
will be provided. This is
an interactive session and
encourages feedback from
the attendee.
Top |
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A/V
Needs: Projector
and screen for PowerPoint
presentation. Steel Framing
Alliance/ CES facilitator
will supply the laptop.
Target
Audience: Architects,
engineers, builders, contractors,
building code officials
and other design and construction
professionals. Attendees
must have some construction
related experience to gain
full benefit of this program.
Facilitator
Qualifications: The
Steel Framing Alliance CFS
facilitators have been trained
on CFS guidelines and presentation
skills. All are experts
in the use of CFS in construction.
For
more information
contract:
Adrienne
Wells
Steel Framing
Alliance
Phone #:
202-785-2022
Email: awells@steelframing.org
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AIA/CES
Registered Provider Program
Summary Handout |
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| Provider:
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Steel
Framing Alliance |
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Length:
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2
Hours |
| Program
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SFA306 |
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Credits:
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2 LU Hours |
| Program:
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Intro Design
and Inspection of Cold-Formed
Steel Structures |
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Description:
Course content includes
the new method of identifying
cold-formed steel members
through the Universal Designator
System adopted by the Steel
Stud Manufacturers Association
and used throughout the
International Codes. Additionally
the latest design standards,
North American Design Specification
including the Prescriptive
Standards, Truss, Header,
and General Provisions will
be explored.
Learning
Objectives: After
completing this course,
participants will be able
to:
- Become familiar with
the information included
in the various AISI Standards
and how this information
is used in cold-formed
steel construction. ?
Learn about the Steel
Stud Manufacturers catalog
and how to utilize it.
- Identify other resources
for constructing with
cold-formed steel
How
Taught: The CES facilitator
utilizes a PowerPoint presentation
of actual on site details
of construction with CFS.
Handouts of the presentation
will be provided. This is
an interactive session and
encourages feedback from
the attendee.
Top |
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A/V
Needs: Projector
and screen for PowerPoint
presentation. Steel Framing
Alliance/ CES facilitator
will supply the laptop.
Target
Audience: Architects,
engineers, builders, contractors,
building code officials
and other design and construction
professionals. Attendees
must have some construction
related experience to gain
full benefit of this program.
Facilitator
Qualifications: The
Steel Framing Alliance CFS
facilitators have been trained
on CFS guidelines and presentation
skills. All are experts
in the use of CFS in construction.
For
more information
contract:
Adrienne
Wells
Steel Framing
Alliance
Phone #:
202-785-2022
Email: awells@steelframing.org
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