TWO-HOUR NONCOMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION


By Jeff  Posted Dec 03, 2013 

TWO-HOUR NONCOMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION

By Jeff  Posted December 3, 2013  In Education

Description

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Participants will be presented information regarding code regulations, design & connection details, system benefits to the owner, occupant and municipality of building multi family housing of 2-hour concrete and masonry. They will be able to compare this system to other materials, determine corresponding benefits and design restraints to better translate an owners intentions into a unique and fire safe built environment

2 LuHours
This program has HSW credit

Ongoing by Appointment / Multiple Locations

Usually complimentary, some venues require a small fee or deposit

Mixed

Design
Information Technology
Livable Communities
Other: code requirements, testing standards

Annual Program
Convention
Lecture
Seminar
Workshop

PROVIDER INFORMATION


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New York State Concrete Masonry Association

ASTM-1

Richard O’Connor, NYSCMA certified QMP

20475 Old Rome State Road
Watertown, NY 13601

(315) 788-2191

(315) 788-1591



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