NCSEA is here to deliver a brand-new webinar series for you detailing recent code updates on popular materials and topics. This series will be delivered over five...

Structural engineers use a wide range of software and technology to perform design calculations and produce construction documents. This webinar will cover the...

Strength Design was introduced in the TMS 402 masonry code in 2022. Most masonry design is still allowable stress design, but strength design offers several...

Throughout the country, cities and states are early adopting the 2021 International Building Code mass timber provisions which expands the use of wood construction...

Light poles are nearly universal structures that line our streetways, sidewalks, parking lots, athletic fields, and more. While the luminaires that illuminate paths...

It is often a better use of resources to reuse and adapt an existing building rather demolishing and rebuilding new. One interesting aspect of renovations and adaptive...

Pour strips are designed to control shrinkage, creep and elastic shortening in post-tensioned and cast-in-place concrete but they add extra costs, construction delays,...

North America’s largest mass timber building opened Summer 2021. Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the new campus consists of 645,000 sft of commercial office...

This California Office of Emergency Services (CalOES) Safety Assessment Program (SAP), presented by NCSEA, is based on ATC-20/45 methodologies and forms. This SAP...

The webinar will cover five topics in the Snow Load provisions of ASCE 7-22 . The topics are 1) the new risk targeted ground snow loads , 2) the winter wind parameter...

Hear from Chad Larson and Jeff Greene of LeJeune Bolt Company as they tackle basic concepts, specifications, and bolted connections, along with installation methods,...

Because resilience is a buzzword (and so are many erroneous forms of its use), clients are starting to simply request ‘resilient buildings’. We know that buildings...

Hear from leading expert Duane Miller, P.E., as he discusses steel ductility and how to avoid brittle fractures on your projects. Understand the role of shear stresses...

The NCSEA wind engineering committee has collected the most frequently asked questions of the past five years.

Concrete cracks. It's a fact of life. The uncertainty and challenges lay in determining the reason why a concrete structure or element has cracked.