April 30 - May 2, 2008 | Charlotte, NC.

The STEELDoing It Right seminar is organized by the Association of the Wall and Ceiling Industry and the Steel Framing Alliance. The seminar brings comprehensive education and training to those currently working in the steel framing industry and to those looking to expand their business. The content is based on industry accepted standards and best practices. The seminar covers the essential knowledge and techniques for the correct installation of cold-formed steel (CFS), as well as codes and standards effecting CFS; structural (load-bearing) wall assemblies; wind bearing and curtain wall framing; interior systems; roof assemblies; estimating; project management... and more.

Each seminar participant will receive a certificate of attendance; attending engineers are eligible for 16 Professional Development hours.

The STEELDoing It Right seminar instructors are industry experts with backgrounds in steel and engineering. The seminar is well-structured and honed to two and one-half days of class time. Instructors interact with attendees by using real-life scenarios while tabletop exhibits further illustrate the products and installations being discussed. There are also slides, video clips, and graphic animation to portray the range of material.

You'll Take with You A handbook with major instruction points that also serves as a reference resource or as a training guide for fellow employees. Code of Standard Practice for the CFS industry   What's Included Classroom Instruction presented by experts Continental breakfasts and refreshment breaks   Seminar Benefits Competitive Advantage Increased Production Better Estimating Better Project Management Better Quality Control   Comments from recent attendees:   "I enjoyed the class very much and feel I have bettered myself as a super." Peoria, IL "The estimating part is exactly what I was looking for!" Miami, FL "This is the information that all commercial carpenters and contractors need." Wentzville, MO. "Good information on engineering for cold-formed framing. Some very useful information on general construction." Angie, LA "I have gained a better understanding of why certain structural assemblies are specified and necessary." Evansville, IN "Very good information in laymen's terms. Kept me involved mentally!" St. Louis, MO. "I learned a lot of things that I didn't know, so I am very thankful for this seminar." Alexandria, VA "Brings to light many things that do and don't go on in the field." Peoria, IL       REGISTER ONLINE TODAY