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SEAoAL 5th Annual State Conference & XPO

  • August 27, 2015
  • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Rosewood Hall

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SEAoAL 5th Annual State Conference & XPO

Safe Room Design, Tornado Design & Flood Loads Thursday August 27, 2015 Total of 7 PDHs (Approved in AL & FL)


SEMINAR LOCATION 
Rosewood Hall
2850 19th St. S. 
Homewood AL 35209 
205-414-3950 


Seminar includes Breakfast provided to us by Parrot Structural & Lunch provided to us by Alabama Foundation Specialist.


Snacks will also be included!


Morning Sessions:

Safe Room Design 

This session will explore the current ICC 500 Standard design methodology and how proposed ASCE changes for 2016 might affect the design methods and results. The design methods will be illustrated with examples of wood, masonry and concrete safe rooms.  The ICC 500 coverage of tornado-generated debris and missiles will be discussed, given there are no current numerical methods to determine damage or failure caused by these high speed missiles. 

 

Tornado Design Examples 

This seminar will explore the current ICC 500 Standard design methodology and how proposed ASCE changes for 2016 might affect the design methods and results. The design methods will be illustrated with examples of masonry and concrete designs for safe rooms as well as improved building performance for lower wind speed tornadoes.   


Afternoon Sessions:

Flood Loads 

Using ASCE 7 and ASCE 24 to Determine Flood Loads - This seminar will cover the flood loads that must be considered when designing buildings in flood plains. The flood loads will be those currently covered in ASCE 7, and it will discuss how to use ASCE 24 in  flood plain design. The flood load design information will be used to develop example foundation designs adequate to resist flood loads. 

 

Seminar Instructor—William Coulbourne, P.E., SECB, has a BS in Civil Engineering from Virginia Tech and a Masters in Structural Engineering from the University of Virginia. He is a national expert in wind and flood mitigation and has been involved in FEMA Mitigation Assessment Teams for over 15 years. Having been involved in every major hurricane and flood disaster since 1995, Bill has investigated failures and mitigation design techniques for thousands of buildings, including residential structures, schools used as shelters, hospitals, and other critical facilities.  

 

Mike Jackson is a Senior Vice President and A/E Specialist for one of the largest professional liability insurance agencies in the Southeast, Crow Friedman Group. He has been serving as a Risk Manager for over 20 years and has over two hundred  clients, most of which are Architects and Engineers.  Mike has graduated from countless professional liability courses and  continues to reinforce his knowledge by attending professional liability conferences & workshops that focus on claims management, client selection, project selection and contract negotiations. He has been instrumental in reviewing and revising,  

state and local municipal contracts. He reviews more than one hundred design professional related contracts per year and has had a tremendous amount of success in negotiating contracts with owners.  


Click here for a Registration Form:

2015Aug27th5thAnnualStateExpo.pdf



Nearby Hotels:

Aloft Hotel
1309 19th St. South 35209
205-874-8055 


Embassy Suites

2300 Woodcrest Pl.

Homewood, AL 35209

844-726-7564

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