THE SILENT BARRIER: COLLABORATIVE STEEL FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN & SPECIFICATION

TOUR the Carboline Lab and Fire and Research Center, and learn about selection of fire-resistive materials for complex steel structures. (1.0 AIA LU/HSW) Early collaboration during design, optimization, and execution can help you produce project-specific deliverables that meet functional code objectives.

This program is presented and sponsored by St. Louis-based Carboline, a world leader in coatings, linings, and fireproofing solutions.

Learning Objectives:

• • Understand the advantages and constraints of different fire-resistive material types for both in-situ and off-site application project scenarios.
  • Gain insights into planning and design considerations in selecting fire-resistive materials for complex steel structures and projects utilising lean construction or integrated project delivery approaches.
  • Be equipped with the knowledge to make informed decisions regarding selecting and applying fire-resistive materials to meet project-specific fire safety goals and requirements in the automotive, technology, and built environment segments.
  • Comprehensively understand the relationship between planning, design, optimisation, and execution in fire-resistive material selection for various project types.

This is an IN PERSON event, only. Because of the constraints inherent in touring a working fire test lab, we are unable to offer virtual attendance by Zoom.