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details in metal roof systems. Mike will identify the seemingly subtle differ- ences between poor and proper detailing. He’ll show you the proper tech- niques for preventing leaks and other long-term problems for both retrofi ts and new installations. He will address and demonstrate penetrations, fl ashing, trims and the use of dissimilar materials, all within the context of the MBMA Metal Roofi ng Systems Design Manual. Mike will also discuss correct and incorrect details, as well as conditions that should be avoided.
Rob Haddock is president of Colorado Springs, Colo.-based Metal Roof Advisory Group. He is a well-recognized authority on metal roofi ng, a techni- cal writer for several trade publications, trade curriculum author, inventor and educator. He is a member of the NRCA, ASTM, MBCEA, ASCE, ASHRAE and MCA. He teaches for the University of Wisconsin, FRSA, NRCA, RCI and oth- ers. Rob’s technical writings have been translated into fi ve languages and he has lectured at various events in at least eight countries.
Mike Bennett has been employed with MBCI since September 1990. Over the years he has held various positions within the company. Mike was most recently promoted to the general manager of warranties and certifi cation of NCI Group Inc. His responsibilities include project inspections and trouble-shooting, weathertightness warranty approvals, managing the Installer Certifi cation Program and providing technical support to both customers and employees. He has also been involved in the development of design and installation manuals.
Back to Basics: The program begins with a roadmap of resources readily available for cold-formed steel and walks attendees through those that are most helpful in conquering their misgivings about this engineered building material. The session covers everything from material types, thicknesses and capabilities and describes various construction scenarios from foundations through trusses.
In this part of the program you will get a closer look at: • Foundations • Floors • Walls—Structural and Non-Structural and Headers • Roofs • Panelization • Cold-Formed Steel Framing with other materials
E04 Expanding Your Vision with Metal Sponsored by Umicore Building Products USA Inc.
Join these two forward-thinking experts to learn how to grow your business with metal. They’ll share their experi- ence, offer examples of applications and show you the steps for capturing business beyond your current market.
E03 STUD U for the Masses: What You Think You Know and What You Really Don’t About CFS Framing: Part 1 Sponsored by Steel Framing Alliance Inc., FRAMECAD and Premium Steel Building Systems
Danny Feazell, President, Premium Steel Building Systems, Roanoke, Va. Nader Elhajj, Director of Middle East and Africa, FrameCad Solutions, Upper Marlboro, Md. Maribeth Rizzuto, LEED AP, Director of Education and Sustainable Construction, Steel Framing Alliance; Managing Director, Cold-Formed Steel Engineers Institute, Washington, D.C.
Cold-formed steel framing is playing an increasing role in the construction marketplace, from the smallest of structures to multifamily and mid-rise proj- ects. Yet, it is a material that is often misunderstood.
This two-part program offers an easy-to-understand, yet comprehensive ex- planation of framing with cold-formed steel. It is custom designed to take the mystery out of each aspect of specifying, designing, installing and inspecting cold-formed steel structures. Architects, builders and contractors, engineers, building inspectors and building trade instructors will all benefi t from this pro- gram. It will answer—What is the right thickness? What types and quantity of fasteners should be used? What are the most effi cient tools? What are the correct installation practices to pass the most rigorous inspection?
Join these top cold-formed steel industry experts to get solutions to these dilemmas. Stud U for the Masses includes classroom and hands-on learning and is modeled after the very successful two-and-a-half-day Stud University that was responsible for the construction of several main-attraction structures built at METALCON International in previous years.
Super Cool Roofs and Other Green Applications for Metal Peter L. Pfeiffer, FAIA, LEED AP, Barley & Pfeiffer Architects, Austin, Texas
Peter L. Pfeiffer, FAIA, shares his ideas for making fascinating break- throughs in metal roofi ng and metal applications for green building. He focuses on an “inspired generalist” approach to help prioritize green building strategies that take you beyond the popular “green by gizmo” style. Specifi - cally, this presentation traces the development of non-vented attics, super cool roofi ng strategies, and integrated green building sciences in such a way to enable you to better understand what decision makers want in terms of sustainability in architecture.
With his energetic style of presenting, Peter addresses how various design decisions and building components interact with each other to achieve oc- cupant health and comfort, building durability and maintenance, and energy effi ciency in residential and light commercial architecture.
Hear what Peter has to say, ask questions, and be inspired to go beyond the standard to greater applications and markets.
Creating Opportunities with Architectural Metal Mike McGrath, MG McGrath Inc., Maplewood, Minn.
Mike McGrath explains why many architectural metal contractors are expand- ing their scope beyond traditional roofi ng and metal panel applications to gain opportunities in whole building enclosure systems.
He will discuss the steps for metal contractors to expand their scope and project management by offering this single source solution to whole building envelope construction.
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