Structural Welding: Special Inspection with the IBC and AISC

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Description

The International Building Code references the AISC Specification and the AISC Seismic Provisions for special inspection. This change took place starting with the 2012 IBC, replacing the previous text and table. This webinar will look at the ties between the IBC requirements and the AISC requirements for structural welding inspection, including inspector qualifications, available and submitted documentation, specific inspection tasks for both the fabricator/erector and the special inspector, and waiver of special inspection. This webinar will also connect to AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code – Steel and AWS D1.8 Seismic Supplement requirements.

The attendee will be provided:

guidance for the specification of special inspection of structural welding in contract documents
the essential practices for appropriate welding inspection on the project
guidance on potential misunderstandings between the application of the IBC, AISC and AWS standards

Contributors

Robert Shaw, P.E.

Robert E. Shaw, Jr., P.E., has 43 years of experience in steel construction, including the last 26 years as President of the Steel Structures Technology Center, Inc., Howell, Michigan. The SSTC specializes in providing consulting services, technical resources and training related to the design, fabrication, erection, inspection and quality of steel-framed structures. SSTC's Structural Bolting Handbook and Structural Welding Quality Handbook have been recognized by AISC for their practical contributions to the steel construction industry. He serves on the AISC Specifications Committee, the AWS D1 Structural Welding Committee, the RCSC Specifications Committee, and is also heavily involved internationally in steel construction standards and quality practices.

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Contributors

Robert Shaw, P.E.