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Designing for Success and Stability in Inclement Weather Areas

KEYWORDS: building codes / waterproofing coating / weather resistant
9/23/21 2:00 pm to 9/23/22 EDT
Contact: Varonica

Credits: 1 AIA/HSW; 0.1 IACET CEU*; 1 IIBEC CEH

From exorbitant rains or snowfall to humidity and excessive salt exposure, inclement weather climates provide many opportunities for building failures. In these climates, special consideration must be paid on construction projects—from preparation through post construction maintenance. With so many opportunities for failure due to the way various construction materials react to the environment, there is no room for errors or skipping steps. This presentation covers the considerations for waterproof deck coatings in inclement weather areas, the ever evolving code related to these installations and a checklist that can prevent common oversights which can lead to catastrophic failures.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Pinpoint areas of concern related to construction methods for waterproof deck coatings in inclement weather areas.
  2. Consider Building Code intricacies of waterproof deck coatings in inclement weather areas for future projects.
  3. Identify opportunities for collaboration for project specific scopes of work and details for sequencing of events.
  4. Implement and execute a checklist that can prevent common oversights that can lead to catastrophic failures during and after the application of deck coatings.

 

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