How Precast Builds: Total Precast Concrete Systems
Learning Objectives:
- List the different types of total precast concrete structural systems.
- Identify safety features of using pre-manufactured systems as it reduces jobsite risks.
- Be able to identify and use the different precast concrete components as part of a complete building system.
- Learn how precast concrete contributes to design versatility, energy efficiency, and long-term building performance.
Credits:
This course is approved as a Structured Course
This course can be self-reported to the AANB, as per their CE Guidelines
Approved for structured learning
Approved for Core Learning
This course can be self-reported to the NLAA
Course may qualify for Learning Hours with NWTAA
Course eligible for OAA Learning Hours
This course is approved as a core course
This course can be self-reported for Learning Units to the Architectural Institute of British Columbia
Pre-manufacturing and off-site construction have been key attributes to precast concrete building systems for over sixty years. PCI’s How Precast Builds: Total Precast Concrete Systems presentation will demonstrate how an architect can utilize architectural and structure precast concrete for any building type. Attendees will learn how precast concrete contributes to sustainable designs, energy efficiency, long-term building performance and provides unmatched design versatility. Safety is paramount. These industry experts will demonstrate how different types of total precast concrete structural systems can be used to reduce jobsite risks by erecting large building components, reducing workforce labor, and speeding up the overall construction process. Join us as we share case studies where total precast structures are being utilized to save time, increase safety, and showcase how precast protects life.
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Spring McEwen P.E., Spring is an engineering manager at Tindall- GA Division. Spring has 17 years in designing precast, prestressed concrete in the southeast. She graduated from Rose-Hulman with a Bachelors of Civil Engineering (Structural). Spring is active on several PCI technical committees including Industry Handbook, Parking Structures, Total Precast Systems, and Building Code Committee. |
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Corey Greika P.E., is the Vice President & Sales Manager, Coreslab Structures (Indianapolis). He has 23 years in the precast, prestressed concrete industry. He has held positions of QC technician, plant & design engineer, engineering manager, sales engineer and sales manager. Greika graduated from Georgia Tech with a Bachelors of Civil Engineering (Structural) and a Bachelors of Science in Architecture. He has worked with precast in the Midwest and Southeast markets. Currently Greika is the Vice-Chair of the PCI Marketing Council. |
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PCI is the technical institute for the precast concrete structures industry. PCI develops, maintains, and disseminates the body of knowledge for designing, fabricating, and constructing with precast concrete. PCI provides technical resources, certification, continuing education, and much more. |
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