As an architect, you are faced with the dual challenge of keeping up with new problem-solving techniques as well as monitoring the explosion of new products. The AIA requires you to earn 18 learning units per year as a condition of membership. Today many states have adopted mandatory continuing education programs, and additional states are reviewing MCE state license requirements. Click here for an illustration of this trend.
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AIA/CES box lunch presentations available from C/S: | |
Construction Specialties has been helping designers around the world solve problems for over 60 years. We have a vast amount of experience and information that we want to share with you through our AIA/CES courses. All presenters are knowledgeable in the practical and technical aspects of the presented topic. And, our technical support representatives offer participants comprehensive insight into the direction of our industry regarding the evolution and proper specification and application of these product groups.
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AIA/CES box lunch presentations available from C/S:
- High Impact Wall Coverings/Wall Guards
- Reducing the Constant Cycle of Door Damage
- Entrance Flooring Systems
- Smoke & Heat Venting Solutions
- Expansion Joint Covers
- Explosion & Pressure Relief Systems
- Custom Grilles & Sun Controls- Function & Form
- Louver Innovation
Presentations take the form of computer-projected PowerPoint slideshows. Some incorporate video tapes illustrating product testing. All include hands on sample review. Scheduling requirements and availability are flexible. There is no cost to participants or their employers. Each one-hour course awards one Learning Unit and one hour of Health, Safety and Welfare Credit to participants.
