2010 ADA Standards: Real World Application
6 Hours | HSW, LU Credits | Video Course | Course Approval # AIABLTI312.25
Accessibility issues are one of the most common reasons a new building will fail inspections. Learn the current ADA standards and how to implement them.
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Description
Instructor: Wayde HoppeA well prepared and accurate technical specification can be easily undone if Divisions 00 and 01 of the project manual are deficient. The ‘front-end’ specification, or general conditions, is the tool that directs the contractor from the day he is introduced to the project through to completion. Without it, the architect, the client, and the builder are vulnerable to being sadly surprised. A well written ‘front-end’ can protect the architect and the builder from accusations of neglect, cost over-runs, demands for an expansion of the scope and much more. This course will teach the many elements of the front-end specification that are essential to success.After Completing this course, you will be able to:- Be able to integrate design concepts with current codes and regulations.
- Translate the intentions and goals of the customer into a safe and cost-effective project.
- Understand and be able to comply with federal laws if the project is paid for with governmental funds.
- Specify and identify any code related issues or requirements in order to facilitate proper construction.