Anti-Corrosion Workshop: Modern Techniques for the Preservation of Historic Buildings

WCAPT is pleased to announce a full day workshop of Modern Techniques for the Preservation of Historic Buildings, focused on anti-corrosion technologies. Attendees will learn about failure mechanisms in steel frame historic buildings, strategies for the protection of steel frames to prevent further failures, the repair of concrete and masonry elements, and approaches for monitoring and controlling protection solutions. The event includes presentations, demonstrations, and a hands-on component. Space limited.  
    
  Continental breakfast and lunch included.
6 AIA LUs/HSWs provided.

Location:   Western Specialty Contractors Office
                   15061 Wicks Blvd, San Leandro, CA      

Cost:          $40 Members / $60 General Admission
 
Capacity:    25 people max.
     

Credits:     6 AIA LUs /
                 Health, Safety and Welfare (HSW) 

Agenda:

8:00 am     Registration at Western Specialty Contractors
                    15061 Wicks Blvd, San Leandro, CA
                    (Continental Breakfast)

 
8:30 am     Introduction

 
8:45 am     Typical Concrete Repair methods and

                   Protection of Historic Buildings

9:45 am     Use of Impressed Current Cathodic Protection 

                   to Preserve Historic Buildings

11:45 am    Lunch (included in registration)

12:30 pm    Hands-On Workshop and Demonstration

3:00 pm      Closing Remarks and Networking

Event Sponsors

WCAPT Refund and Cancellation Policy:
   

·      If you cancel more than 7 days of scheduled event, a fee of 100% of ticket cost will be charged for each participant.

·      If you cancel within 7 days of scheduled event, 50% will be provided.

·      No shows or cancellations the day of are responsible for 100% of event ticket cost.

·      All tickets are transferable.

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Wednesday March 30, 2016

WCAPT offered a full-day Anti-Corrosion Workshop in the Bay Area. Participants learned about failure mechanisms in steel frame historic buildings, strategies for the protection of steel frames to prevent further failures, the repair of concrete and masonry elements, and approaches for monitoring and controlling protection solutions. The event consisted of presentations, demonstrations, and a hands-on workshop component. A second workshop will be held in Southern California in Fall 2016.