Continuing Education
Tnemec Company, Inc. is a Registered Provider with The American Institiute of Architects Continuing Education Systems and has met the standards and requirements of the NCEES Registered Continuing Education Providers Program. Credit earned on completion of a program will be reported to CES Records for AIA members or RCEPP for the engineering community. To schedule a program at your firm or for more information, please click here.
Tnemec offers the following programs for AIA/CES LU (HSW) and PDH credit:
Protecting Perimeter Steel, 1.0 AIA/CES LU (HSW), 1.0 PDH
There is growing evidence that the structural integrity of many buildings is being compromised due to the elimination of protective steel primers. Participants will learn about the increasing risk of perimeter steel corrosion in buildings and why steel primers are a vital part of a building’s structure.
Protecting Masonry From Moisture, 1.0 AIA/CES LU (HSW), 1.0 PDH
This program is intended to provide a basic understanding of the benefits of quality masonry design, construction and coatings selection in mitigating the damaging effects of moisture intrusion. Participants will learn about the damaging effects of moisture on a structure through the examination of the basics of masonry construction and dry design and discussion of the characteristics and benefits of protective masonry coatings.
Epoxy & Urethane Flooring for Slab on Grade Concrete, 1.0 AIA/CES LU (HSW), 1.0 PDH
Epoxy and urethane flooring continues to gain popularity in the commercial, institutional and industrial markets due to its durability, versatility and the fact that it can be installed seamlessly, making it very cleanable. Participants will learn about the importance of epoxy and urethane floor systems through discussion of proper surface preparation, material selection and specification.
Selecting Exterior Topcoats Based on Aesthetic Performance, 1.0 AIA/CES LU (HSW), 1.0 PDH
Everyone knows sunlight fades a coating’s color and affects the gloss level, but there are reasons why this happens. Participants will learn about the aesthetic performance of the most common types of topcoats, examine the effects of UV exposure on color & gloss retention, and learn how to select and specify topcoats based on expected levels of gloss and color retention performance. Credit earned on completion of a program will be reported to CES Records for AIA members or RCEPP for the engineering community.
Credit earned on completion of a program will be reported to CES Records for AIA members or RCEPP for the engineering community. To schedule a program at your firm or for more information, please click here.