Hanley Wood University

Concrete Construction

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  Selecting the Best Blindside Waterproofing System for your Project

  After viewing this course you should be able to determine which blindside waterproofing system is best for your project based on performance advantages and disadvantages of several systems discussed throughout the presentation. You will be able to list which tools to use in different situations; and discover tips to help you write effective waterproofing specifications. Take the course.

  Posted:

  June 2011

  Subject(s):

  Concrete Construction

  Sponsor:

  Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing

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  Cementitous Blends and the Impact of Sustainable Construction

  1.0 LU HSW/SD

  This program was originally presented at the January, 2011 World of Concrete show in Las Vegas. The presentation has been archived for the benefit of individuals who were unable to attend the show. By the end of this learning unit you should be able to: clarify the green building movement and a response to mitigating climate change caused by the building sector; identify sustainable construction solutions that are environmentally friendly while delivering performance; discern the cement industry's multifaceted approach to reducing CO2 emissions; and discern the cement industry's multifaceted approach to reducing CO2 emissions. Take the course.

  Posted:

  March 2011

  Subject(s):

  Concrete Construction, Structure

  Sponsor:

  Lafarge

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  Selecting the Best Blindside Waterproofing System for Your Project

  1.0 LU HSW

  After viewing this course you should be able to determine which blindside waterproofing system is best for your project based on performance advantages and disadvantages of several systems discussed throughout the presentation. You will be able to list which tools to use in different situations; and discover tips to help you write effective waterproofing specifications. Take the course.

  Posted:

  December 2010

  Subject(s):

  Building Technology, Concrete Construction

  Sponsor:

  Carlisle

  Certification(s):

  AIA

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  Concrete Waterproofing with Crystalline Technology

  1.0 LU HSW

  Concrete is the primary material used to construct many above and below-grade structures. It is naturally porous and thus can absorb and weep water. For structures at or below grade where water infiltration may cause structural damage, concrete should be treated with waterproofing. This course will introduce you to concrete water proofing with crystalline technology. Take the course.

  Posted:

  December 2010

  Subject(s):

  Concrete Construction

  Sponsor:

  Xypex

  Certification(s):

  AIA

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  Soup to Nuts: Specification of Concrete Stone Veneer

  1 LU

  At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to define Concrete Stone Veneer and the installation process, list the three distinctive grout techniques, identify proper application techniques and identify key criteria for proper selection and specification. Take the course.

  Posted:

  January 2010

  Subject(s):

  Concrete Construction, Masonry Construction, Building Envelope

  Sponsor:

  The Tapco Group

  Certification(s):

  AIA

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  Moisture Protection in Masonry Walls

  1 LU

  By the end of this presentation you will understand the cause and effects of moisture infiltration within a masonry wall system. You will also have a better understanding of the difference between various through-wall flashing materials and components, along with proper ways to design and detail masonry wall systems to reduce the threat of moisture related issues. Take the course.

  Posted:

  December 2009

  Subject(s):

  Building Envelope, Masonry Construction, Concrete Construction

  Sponsor:

  Advanced Building Products

  Certification(s):

  AIA

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  Permanent Roof Solutions with Concrete Tile

  1 LU HSW

  This course is an introduction to concrete roofing tiles as a long term solution for residential and commercial applications. You should be able to describe at least three features and benefits of concrete tile, the basic functionality of the various parts of a concrete roof tile, the performance testing requirements of concrete tile and technical installation details. Take the course.

  Posted:

  April 2009

  Subject(s):

  Concrete Construction, Roofing

  Sponsor:

  Monier Lifetile

  Certification(s):

  AIA

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  Building Green Exteriors Using Fiber Cement Products

  1 LU

  Today you will learn how green exteriors can improve residential and commercial units, and the common materials used for green exteriors. You will be able to describe characteristics and advantages of various types of fiber cement products, how fiber cement is manufactured and finished, as well as installation recommendations. Take the course.

  Posted:

  November 2008

  Subject(s):

  Concrete Construction

  Sponsor:

  Nichiha

  Certification(s):

  AIA