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Structural Design of Low-Rise Concrete Buildings for Contractor

This course is tailored for contractors, site engineers, supervisors, and construction professionals responsible for the execution of reinforced concrete works. It focuses on translating structural design requirements into correct and compliant site practices in line with ACI 318-08, ACI 117, ACI 347, and applicable ASTM standards. The course covers essential construction topics including concrete cover requirements, curing methods, reinforcement detailing and tolerances, inspection and testing procedures, joints and embedded items, fire detailing, concrete mix design, formwork systems, reinforcement handling, and execution sequencing on site. Emphasis is placed on quality control, inspection readiness, common site errors, and compliance with approved drawings and specifications. By completing this course, participants will gain the knowledge required to execute reinforced concrete works safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with structural drawings, codes, and authority requirements, ensuring durability, constructability, and long-term performance of low-rise concrete buildings.

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This course includes
  • Certificate of completion
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  • Digital Course
  • 1Hrs
  • English
  • 2 PDU

Enroll For

AED 2,000 AED 2,500

(Excl. VAT)

To purchase or attend "Structural Design of Low-Rise Concrete Buildings for Contractor ", you must first complete ""

Do you want to be a certified professional?

This course includes
  • Certificate of completion
  • Downloadable resources
  • Digital Course
  • 1Hrs
  • English
  • 2 PDU

Overview

This course is designed for construction professionals responsible for executing reinforced concrete works on site. It focuses on practical site knowledge, covering concrete cover, curing, reinforcement detailing, inspection and testing, joints, fire detailing, mix design, formwork, and execution sequencing.

The course bridges the gap between design and construction, helping contractors and site engineers deliver high-quality, compliant, and durable concrete structures while minimizing errors, delays, and rework.

Course Deliverables

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  1. Interpret structural drawings and specifications related to reinforced concrete construction accurately.
  2. Apply correct concrete cover requirements for slabs, beams, columns, walls, and foundations in accordance with ACI 318-08.
  3. Implement proper concrete curing methods, durations, and site controls to achieve required strength and durability.
  4. Verify reinforcement anchorage lengths and lap splice requirements for tension and compression bars.
  5. Apply construction tolerances for reinforcement placement, member dimensions, and embedded items as per ACI 117 and ACI 318-08.
  6. Conduct pre-pour, during-pour, and post-pour inspections in compliance with QA/QC and authority requirements.
  7. Perform standard concrete testing procedures, including slump, temperature, and compressive strength tests in accordance with ASTM standards.
  8. Identify, inspect, and correctly execute construction, expansion, contraction, and isolation joints.
  9. Coordinate and install sleeves, openings, anchor bolts, and embedded items without compromising structural integrity.
  10. Apply fire detailing requirements related to concrete cover, member thickness, and reinforcement protection.
  11. Review and interpret concrete mix design sheets, admixtures, and batching controls to ensure compliance and quality.
  12. Implement proper formwork installation, reshoring, and removal procedures in accordance with ACI 347 and project specifications.
  13. Apply safe handling, storage, and placement practices for reinforcement on site.
  14. Execute reinforced concrete works following approved sequences, RFIs, and workmanship standards to avoid NCRs and rework.

Course Content

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Module 01: Concrete Cover and Curing Arrow

This Module explains the purpose and requirements of concrete cover and curing in accordance with ACI 318-08. It covers minimum cover requirements for different structural elements, approved spacer practices, fire and durability considerations, curing methods, curing durations, and common site errors affecting concrete quality and long-term performance.

This Module focuses on reinforcement anchorage, lap splicing, and construction tolerances. It explains development and splice length requirements for tension and compression bars, common site mistakes in reinforcement placement, and dimensional tolerances for concrete members, reinforcement, and embedded items as defined by ACI 318-08 and ACI 117.

This Module covers inspection and testing procedures for fresh and hardened concrete, including slump, temperature, and compressive strength testing in accordance with ASTM standards. It also explains the types and execution of construction joints, expansion and isolation joints, and the correct installation and inspection of sleeves and embedded items.

This Module addresses fire resistance detailing for reinforced concrete members based on ACI 318-08, including cover thickness and member dimensions required for fire ratings. It also introduces concrete mix design principles, interpretation of mix design sheets, use of admixtures, temperature control, and site verification of delivered concrete.

This Module focuses on formwork systems, installation, reshoring, and removal timing in accordance with ACI 318-08 and ACI 347. It also covers proper handling and storage of reinforcement, execution sequencing of reinforced concrete works, inspection procedures, and common site errors that affect quality, safety, and compliance.

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