Structural Stability During Construction

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Description

This course provides an overview of common areas of concern regarding structural stability during the construction process. The course is intended to highlight issues that are often overlooked or missed during construction which can create unsafe conditions leading to partial or complete structural collapse. The course relies heavily on experience gained while investigating failures during construction including issues such as construction bracing, baseplate grouting, mechanical coupler grouting, field modification of bolt holes, and improper installation of post-installed anchors. This course is intended to highlight the importance of proper construction bracing and sequencing on site and personal safety as well as to assist engineers identify poor construction practices while performing construction administration services.

Course will award 1.5 hours of continuing education
Diamond Review approved in all 50 states

Contributors

Matt Pavelchek

Matthew Pavelchak is a Project Manager within the Diagnostics Group of Walter P Moore focusing on solving issues with existing structures. He routinely performs structural design reviews and is involved with complex diagnostics engineering projects. Matt focuses heavily on instrumentation of structures, as well as failure investigations, litigation support and peer review services. Matt obtained his MS from Purdue University and has been with Walter P Moore for 8 years

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Contributors

Matt Pavelchek