Last Chance! Deadline to register is noon on Friday, October 29th!
Join us for lunch and learn about

Tilt Up Construction –
Overview and Benefits of Certification
This class has been approved through AIA for Credit 1.0 LU/HSW  CEU-1.0LU

Who Should Attend:  Architects, Engineers, Testing Lab Personnel, PreCast, Anyone interested in learning more about Tilt-Up construction, testing, and specifications.

Learning Objectives:

• Discuss the fundamentals of tilt-up construction.
• Relate tilt up terminology, details and how they impact the project.
• Distinguish the use design ideas in tilt-up:  Juxtaposition, Massing, Out of Plane, Shadow  Designs, Form Liners, Cast Stone, etc.
• Relate how to blend tilt-up with other construction elements.
• Assess how to optimize tilt-up design to impact ROI (Return on Investment)

Overview:

• History of Tilt-Up
• What is Tilt-Up
• Site Access and Jobsite conditions
• The Tilt-Up Process
• Formwork
• Architectural features
• Erection details
• Painted Panels
• Connection Details
• Formliners
• Thin Brick
• Applied Ornamental
• Cast Stone
• Masonry
• Dissimilar Materials

Wednesday, November 3^rd, 2021
at:
Top Golf
10611 Nall Avenue
Overland Park, KS 66207

Lunch starts at 12:30 pm
Presentation to follow

Golf Bays will be open after the event from 3:00 to 5:00 pm (cost included with registration)

Speaker:  Chuck Hoke, National Training Manager with Dayton Superior

Chuck has over 40 years of experience in the construction industry.  He began his career in New York and was involved in numerous large construction projects throughout the Northeast including the “Big Dig” in Boston, and the World Trade Center reconstruction.  He is currently a Product Manager for Dayton Superior and helped to develop a comprehensive training program for DSC employees and distributors.  Chuck is a past officer of CRSI, and has worked with AIA Accreditation, National Precast Concrete Association, NARSC, ACPA, PCI, and the TCA.