Fundamentals of Concrete Construction

The Fundamentals of Concrete Construction Certificate Program covers the best practices and means and methods for concrete construction. This program is aimed at builders, site supervisors, construction managers, owner’s representatives, architects, and anyone who wishes to gain further knowledge in the construction of concrete. A program certificate is awarded after completion of the following required courses (17 PDH): - Concrete Floor and Slab Construction (302.1R-15 Chapter 5) (1.0 PDH) - Control of Cracking in Concrete Structures (Chapter 3) (1 PDH) - Contractor's Guide: Chapter 5 Formwork (1 PDH) - Contractor's Guide: Chapter 8 Joints and Reinforcement for Slabs-On-Ground (1 PDH) - Contractor’s Chapter 10 Concrete Placement and Finishing (1 PDH) - Guide to Hot Weather Concreting: Chapter 5 Production and Delivery; Chapter 6 Placing and Curing (1 PDH) - Guide to Cold Weather Concreting: Chapter 8 Protection Against Freezing for Structural Concrete (1 PDH) - Intentions and Contents of the New "Guide to Formed Concrete Surfaces" (1 PDH) - ACI 301-16 Specifications for Structural Concrete (Part 1) (1 PDH) - ACI 301-16 Specifications for Structural Concrete (Part 2) (1 PDH) - ACI 301-16 Specifications for Structural Concrete (Part 3) (1 PDH) - Troubleshooting Concrete Forming and Shoring: Loads, Pressures, and Reshoring of Multistory Buildings (2 PDH) - 305.1-14 Updates to Hot Weather Concrete Specification (1 PDH) - Overview of ACI 132R-14, "Guide for Responsibility in Concrete Construction" (1 PDH) - High-Performance Concrete Construction (1 PDH) - Tilt-Up Concrete Construction (1 PDH)