Concrete Constructability

The Concrete Constructability Certificate Program covers planning, layout, project delivery, project site drivers, and structural system concept design. Additionally, review of what type of design is appropriate, how to specify concrete, selection of reinforcement, and testing and inspection will be included. This certificate program will be valuable to structural engineers to improve constructability and productivity in the industry. A program certificate is awarded after completion of the following required courses (14.5 PDH): • Introduction to Constructability and Why it Matters (1 PDH) • Structural Systems Concept Design (2-part series) (2.5 PDH) • Design and Detailing of Steel Reinforced Concrete Structural Members (2-part series) (3 PDH) • Coordination and Completeness of Structural Construction Documents (1.5 PDH) • Developing Specifications for Constructable Concrete (1 PDH) • On-site Testing and Inspection (1 PDH) • Formwork for Constructable Concrete Structures (1 PDH) • Variables Affecting Construction Project Execution (1 PDH) • Design and Construction with Precast Concrete (1.5 PDH) • Post-Tensioned Concrete Design and Construction (1 PDH)