DIVISION 1 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

REQUEST COURSE ISP01A	Structural Insulated Panels: Design and Application 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Describe and define SIPs and their applications 2. Explain SIP energy strategies 3. Illustrate SIP design and engineering methods 4. List and describe current industry assembly standards
	AIA Course Number: ISP01A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Structural Insulated Panel Association | www.sips.org/

DIVISION 3 - CONCRETE

REQUEST COURSE ILY03A	Colloidal Silica: New Technology for Better Concrete 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Discuss the role of densifiers and colloidal silica technologies in terms of strengthening concrete. 2. Compare and contrast colloidal silica technology and silicate densifiers in terms of chemistry, performance, and application process and identify how these factors impact safety and the environment 3. Discuss various colloidal silica concrete floor innovations and their application process 4. Identify the benefits of using colloidal silica on concrete floors and how this impacts performance and longevity of a project
	AIA Course Number: ILY03A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Lythic | www.lythic.net

REQUEST COURSE ILS03B	Full Dimensional Manufactured Stone Veneers: Manufacture, Application, Installation 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Understand what full dimensional manufactured stone is 2. Have a basic knowledge of the manufacturing process of full dimensional stone veneers 3. Become aware of the similarities and differences between full dimensional manufactured stone veneer and thin manufactured stone veneer 4. Understand the advantages of full dimensional manufactured stone veneer compared to quarried stone 5. Become familiar with the installation of full dimensional manufactured stone veneer as compared to natural stone 6. Understand the design versatilities of full dimensional stone veneer
	AIA Course Number: ILS03B Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Lone Star Stone, Inc. | www.lonestarstone.com

REQUEST COURSE LSS03A	Manufactured Stone Veneers 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Have a basic knowledge of the manufacturing process of synthetic stone veneers 2. Become more aware of the similarities and differences between natural stone and manufactured stone veneer 3. Understand the design versatility of manufactured stone veneer 4. Become familiar with the installation of manufactured stone veneer as compared to natural stone
	AIA Course Number: LSS03A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Lone Star Stone, Inc. | www.lonestarstone.com

REQUEST COURSE IHQ03A	Polished Concrete Floors 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Describe the process of polishing concrete floors 2. Compare and contrast the different methods for polishing concrete floors and list options for densifiers, sealers and guards 3. List several safety and environmental benefits of utilizing polished concrete flooring 4. Explain the life cycle cost benefits of polished concrete floors
	AIA Course Number: IHQ03A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Husqvarna | www.husqvarna.com/us/construction/innovations/husqvarna-hiperfloor/

DIVISION 4 - MASONRY

REQUEST COURSE STI04B	Lightweight Honeycomb Reinforced Stone Cladding System 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Understand what a stone panels cladding systems is 2. How the state-of-the-art wall cladding system incorporates the natural beauty of authentic natural stone reinforced with aircraft quality aluminum honeycomb 3. The manufacturing process, product capabilities, and installation methodologies of stone panel systems 4. How you can design and specify lightweight reinforced natural stone wall systems
	AIA Course Number: STI04B Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Stone Panels, Inc. | www.stonepanels.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

DIVISION 5 - METALS

REQUEST COURSE CDBS015	Fire Joint Framing and Protection 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Understanding dynamic and static perimeter joints in fire-rated construction 2. Understanding what constitutes a fire/smoke rated joint assembly 3. Understanding UL ratings of joint assemblies 4. Understanding what the design professional should consider when specifying and detailing protection using dynamic or static perimeter and head of wall joints
	AIA Course Number: CDBS015 Provider: ClarkDietrich Building System | www.clarkdietrich.com To Schedule: Janine Dallies 330-372-5564 Ext. 235

REQUEST COURSE CDBS014	Lath: Selection and Specifications to Enhance Stucco Performance 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Evaluate and compare various lathing materials in terms of code compliance 2. Evaluate lath to ASTM standards and acceptance criteria 3. Evaluate and compare various lathing materials in terms of sustainability 4. Evaluate and identify specific challenges of stucco wall systems while reviewing best practices and solutions
	AIA Course Number: CDBS014 Provider: ClarkDietrich Building System| www.clarkdietrich.com To Schedule: Janine Dallies 330-372-5564 Ext. 235

REQUEST COURSE DMF005	Light-Gauge Steel Framing Connection Products: Specifying Tested Connection Products That Limit Liability 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. How deflection clips are used to attach exterior curtain-wall studs to a building structure 2. How to provide for vertical building movement independent of the cold-formed steel framing 3. What types of support clips are used for rigid or positive attachment connections 4. What are the track types and what are the advantages of each 5. Understand the various methods used to install the different types of connectors 6. Properly interpreting the allowable load tables for clips
	AIA Course Number: DMF005 Provider: ClarkDietrich Building System| www.clarkdietrich.com To Schedule: Janine Dallies 330-372-5564 Ext. 235 Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE DMF009	Specify and Install Structural Steel Studs per ASTM C955 and C1007 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. What are the IC 2006 Code Compliance requirements for cold-formed structural studs 2. What four criteria must be met in order for a structural stud to be in conformance with the physical requirements governed by ASTM C955 3. What are the minimum installation requirements for cold-formed structural steel studs as established by ASTM C1007 4. How to evaluate when a fire-rated assembly requires a reduction in load carrying capacity
	AIA Course Number: DMF009 Provider: ClarkDietrich Building System| www.clarkdietrich.com To Schedule: Janine Dallies 330-372-5564 Ext. 235 Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE CDBS016	Specifying Traditional and Equivalent EQ Steel Studs per ASTM C645 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. What are the ASTM C645 material and manufacturing requirements for drywall studs 2. How do equivalent gauge studs contribute to LEED credits 3. What you need to know when specifying fire-rated partitions 4. When re equivalent gauge studs permited to be used in lieu of traditional thickness studs
	AIA Course Number: CDBS016 Provider: ClarkDietrich Building Systems| www.clarkdietrich.com To Schedule: Janine Dallies 330-372-5564 Ext. 235

REQUEST COURSE CDBS013	Utilizing Cold-Formed Steel Framing in Mid-Rise Construction 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. What structural advantages are there when using cold-formed steel framing in lieu of conventional framing systems 2. What environmental benefits are there when using cold-formed steel in mid-rise construction 3. How are mechanical systems such as HVAC, electrical and plumbing incorporated into the design of mid-rise structures whwn using colf-formed steel framing 4. What are the advantages to the owner/designer/contractor team when cold-formed steel framing is used in mid-rise construction
	AIA Course Number: CDBS013 Provider: ClarkDietrich Building System| www.clarkdietrich.com To Schedule: Janine Dallies 330-372-5564 Ext. 235

DIVISION 6 - WOOD AND PLASTICS

REQUEST COURSE HBG06B	Column Options for the 21st Century 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Take an overall look at columns and the materials they are made from 2. Explore the manufacturing process of these materials 3. Study the installation process of the different column options 4. Evaluate the materials based on their characteristics 5. Discuss how current trends have affected columns in the construction industry
	AIA Course Number: HBG06B Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: HB&G Building Products | www.hbgcolumns.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE ISA06A	Diffusible Wood Preservatives 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Describe the basic nature of wood as a structural material or architectural feature 2. Explain the vulnerability of wood and list ways of maintaining its integrity 3. Compare and contrast different wood preservatives and their applications 4. Define diffusible wood preservatives and describe the diffusion process
	AIA Course Number: ISA06A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Sasco Products Limited | www.sasco.ca

REQUEST COURSE IMA06B	Lifestages Redefining the Kitchen Space 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Describe the baby boomer, gen X and gen Y generations, their sub-segments and unique characteristics 2. Discuss the lifestyle demands of the baby boomer, gen X and gen Y generations and how they impact kitchen design 3. Compare the lifestyle demands and desires of the baby boomer, gen X and gen Y generations and how these influence their requirements for universal design 4. Summarize the seven key findings of the GenShift 2011 study and how the information gathered from this study impacts the design profession on a daily basis
	AIA Course Number: IMA06B Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: MASCO | www.masco.com

REQUEST COURSE ICX06B	Laminated Timber Columns: Structural Characteristics 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Explain the Construction of the Laminated Timber Column 2. Describe the importance of proper & sustainable fiber sourcing, pressure treating to ground contact, Kiln drying and a structural adhesive 3. Identify the Structural Advantages of Built-up Timber Columns 4. Identify the job site advantages of Laminated Columns
	AIA Course Number: ICX06B Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Cox Industries | www.coxwood.com

REQUEST COURSE SS1	Solid Surface Solutions in Commercial Settings 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Explore the benefits of acrylic solid surface and enable the participant to research, evaluate and specify the appropriate surface product for installation in their commercial projects 2. Develop a clear understanding of product differences and compare performance characteristics of the variety of surface materials available for commercial projects
	AIA Course Number: SS1 Provider: Samsung Sponsor: Samsung | www.staron.com

REQUEST COURSE INI06A	Suspended Wood Ceilings: Design to Delivery 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Understand the benefits of wood ceilings suspended by t-bar 2. Discuss the materials that compose wood ceilings, specifically the solid, veneered, or reclaimed wood planks and panels 3. List the sustainability attributes and options with wood ceilings 4. Identify critical design and functional considerations when designing with and specifying wood ceilings
	AIA Course Number: INI06A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: 9Wood | www.9wood.com

REQUEST COURSE COS06C	Understanding Quartz Surfacing Material 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Where Quartz can be found 2. The physical properties of Quartz 3. What the Breton® manufacturing process is 4. Differences between acrylic solid surfaces, stone, and Quartz surfaces 5. The advantages of combining Quartz surfacing and antimicrobial materials
	AIA Course Number: COS06C Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Cosentino USA | www.silestoneusa.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

DIVISION 7 - THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION

REQUEST COURSE IUP07B	Basic Wind Uplift Design, Factory Mutual and Alternative Criteria * Lunch & Learns for this course currently only available in TX, OK, LA, AR * 1 AIA HSW CE Hour 1 RCI CEH
	Learning Objectives: 1. How wind uplift is determined 2. Available industry uplift calculators 3. Introduction to Factory Mutual 4. Understanding FM Requirements versus Code Requirements 5. Basic alternatives for non-FM Insured buildings
	AIA Course Number: IUP07B Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: U.S. Ply | www.usply.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE IJH07A	Climate Zoned Cladding and Contemporary Commercial Solutions with Fiber Cement Siding 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. List common selection criteria for various siding options 2. Describe why fire, wind, hail/impact resistance, and other physical properties are important for long term siding performance. 3. Define Fiber Cement 4. Describe new climate zoned cladding and why these systems are essential to the longevity of your design 5. Compare and contrast the two FCS cladding climate zones 6. Illustrate new panel cladding and describe how this is helping designers meet emerging demands for contemporary commercial design aesthetics 7. Describe the best practices for cutting fiber cement siding 8. List 6 benefits of fiber cement siding
	AIA Course Number: IJH07A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: James Hardie Siding | scheduling here | www.jameshardiecommercial.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE IJH07D	Considerations in Rainscreen Cladding Design; Exterior Moisture – Risk, Design and Applications 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Provide a high level explanation about building owner considerations and how it relates to building envelope design requirements 2. Describe the design process in the context of moisture loads, transport and control layers 3. Discuss several risk factors in relation to moisture management in building envelopes 4. Identify the different types of wall assemblies 5. Be able to implement a ventilated rainscreen in your design with panel claddings
	AIA Course Number: IJH07D Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: James Hardie Siding | scheduling here | www.jameshardiecommercial.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE IJH07B	Developing and Building Sustainably with Fiber Cement Siding 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Define Fiber Cement 2. Illustrate the design decisions that affect enclosure systems 3. List the 4 D’s of Wall Design 4. Describe how water management and durability improve longevity of cladding 5. Compare and contrast embodied energy and recurring embodied energy 6. Define Life Cycle Assessment and describe the system analysis parameters 7. Describe climate zoned cladding and list the environmental criteria for each of the zones 8. Describe the environmental concerns regarding Toxicity, VOC’s and Painting and how these can be best addressed
	AIA Course Number: IJH07B Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: James Hardie Siding | scheduling here | www.jameshardiecommercial.com

REQUEST COURSE IBD07A	Roof Hatch & Smoke Vent Design, Life Safety and BIM Integration 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Describe roof access hatch applications for personnel and equipment 2. Explain code regulations and OSHA for safety railing fall protection for openings 3. Describe smoke venting applications based on IBC code regulations. 4. Identify design practices for sizing and selecting operation of smoke vents 5. Explain the differences between UL 793 and FM 4430 6. Identify BIM families for roof hatch and smoke vent applications 7. List examples of parametric design properties within BIM families
	AIA Course Number: IBD07A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Babcock-Davis | www.babcockdavis.com

REQUEST COURSE IPG07A	Self-Adhered Modified Bitumen Technology 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Describe how self-adhered membranes fit in the modified bitumen roofing world 2. List the asphalt and reinforcement options contained in self-adhered modified bitumen membranes 3. Explain proper installation techniques for self-adhered membranes 4. Describe the advantages and limitations of self-adhered membranes
	AIA Course Number: IPG07A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Polyglass USA, Inc.| www.polyglass.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE IMU07C	Steep Slope Stone Coated Metal Roofing Systems 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Define stone coated Metal 2. Depict how stone coated Metal roofing is manufactured 3. Explain the benefits of stone coated metal roofing 4. Describe the installation methods for stone coated metal roofing systems 5. Discuss how specifying stone coated metal roofing systems may contribute towards a project earning LEED certification 6. Describe how Stone Coated Metal Roofing Systems are energy efficient & Energy Star qualified 7. Explain the cost benefits of Stone Coated Metal roofing systems
	AIA Course Number: IMU07C Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Metals USA | www.gerardusa.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE IUP07A	Understanding Wind Loads on Roofs and Alternative Uplift Criteria 3 AIA HSW CE Hour 3 RCI CEHs
	Learning Objectives: 1. Introduction to wind uplift definition and the mechanics of how it operates 2. Introduce wind uplift effects on roof field, roof perimeter, roof corners 3. Basic understanding of how wind uplift is determined 4. Introduction to ASCE-7 5. Understanding the Safety Factor 6. Introduction to Online Roof Calculators 7. Basic understanding of Factory Mutual and its place in the industry 8. Basic understanding of how FM Standards apply to the building code 9. Basic understanding of FM Loss Prevention Data Sheets: 1-28, 1-29 and 1-52 10. Update on FM Changes since 2006 11. Practical Application of FM Approvals 12. Introduction to Alternatives to FM. 13. Understanding Insurance Requirements versus Code Requirements 14. Basic understanding of Options for non FM Insured Buildings 15. Important Design Considerations
	AIA Course Number: IUP07A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: U.S. Ply | www.usply.com

REQUEST COURSE IDT07A	Walkable Thermoplastic Deck and Roofing Membrane Systems 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Introduce walkable thermoplastic deck and roofing membrane systems and compare them to other systems 2. Describe the system’s advantages 3. Review the design considerations for the system and integration to the building envelope 4. Provide a base understanding of the system’s installation techniques
	AIA Course Number: IDT07A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Skyline Building Systems | www.dec-tec.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

DIVISION 8 - DOORS AND WINDOWS

REQUEST COURSE ICH08A	Designing with Rolling Steel Fire Doors 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Explain the intent of every fire door 2. Describe rolling steel fire doors, the associated testing agencies and applicable codes 3. Illustrate basic rolling steel fire door design including mounting methods and explain why design is critical to safety 4. Describe the difference between listed and labeled with regard to standards such as UL 5. Explain the importance of Drop Testing and describe the associated requirements
	AIA Course Number: ICH08A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: C.H.I. Overhead Doors | www.chiohd.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE IMM08A	Glazing with Acrylic Foam Structural Tape 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Compare the different types of structural glazing and architectural panel application options 2. Describe the methods and standards by which acrylic foam tape for structural glazing is measured and why this is important to a project 3. Explain the advantages of using acrylic foam tape in terms of project installation time and costs, architectural appearance, and structural performance 4. Discuss the proper installation process as well as design considerations when using acrylic foam tapes for structural glazing and architectural panel applications
	AIA Course Number: IMM08A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: 3M | www.mmm.com

REQUEST COURSE IHF08B	High Performance Rolling Doors 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Identify several environmental and physical security factors addressed by high performance fabric and rigid rolling doors 2. Explain the limitations of conventional sectional and rolling steel doors in terms of cycleability and repairability /maintenance 3. Discuss key features of both high performance fabric and rigid rolling doors in terms of cycleability, safety, repairability and environmental control 4. Explain heat loss as associated with rolling doors and the effectiveness of insulation vs. minimal open time 5. List three design considerations required to properly apply a high performance door and identify several appropriate applications
	AIA Course Number: IHF08B Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Hörmann Flexon LLC | www.hormann-flexon.com

REQUEST COURSE IRV08A	An Introduction to Stile and Rail Wood Doors and MDF 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Explore the history terminology, designs, and features 2. Observe the process of modern wood door manufacturing 3. Compare the customization options 4. Review MDF router carved doors 5. Review the fire rated doors 6. Describe the specifications, handling, and installation procedures
	AIA Course Number: IRV08A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Rogue Valley Doors | www.roguevalleydoor.com

REQUEST COURSE IAT08A	The Use of Sound Control Fenestrations in Building Design 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Analyze the need for and purpose of acoustic fenestration in building design and construction 2. Define the basic science of sound and sound control 3. List the various ratings of acoustic performance 4. Explain testing and certification of acoustic fenestration products 5. Describe design considerations and methods of testing acoustic performance of fenestration products 6. Recognize the types of acoustic fenestration products available on the market 7. Describe acoustics as a system within the building design
	AIA Course Number: IAT08A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Atrium Windows and Doors | www.atrium.com

DIVISION 9 - FINISHES

REQUEST COURSE TRX09F	Designing With Wood Composite Exterior Decking Material 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Review the evolution of decking materials 2. Understand differences among wood and alternative decking materials 3. Acquire basic knowledge of wood-polymer decking materials
	AIA Course Number: TRX09F Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Trex | www.trex.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE TIG09B	Powder Coating : A Green Alternative for Surface Finishing 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Understand the differences between powder coating and liquid coating systems 2. Learn the basics of powder coatings 3. Understand the importance of application (metal pretreatment, curing) for factory applied (powder) coatings as an integral part of the surface quality management process
	AIA Course Number: TIG09B Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Tiger Drylac U.S.A., Inc. | www.tiger-coatings.us

DIVISION 10 - SPECIALTIES

REQUEST COURSE ASI10A	Accessibility Disconnects in Toilet Room Design 1 AIA HSW CE Hour and Course fulfills state accessibility/ADA/Barrier-free CE
	Learning Objectives: 1. Describe the need for universal design 2. Explain the role of ADA in accessible design 3. Identify and analyze accessible elements of a multi-user washroom to determine compliance with applicable accessibility codes, regulations, and guidelines 4. Examine accessible components and describe typical design and installation disconnects 5. Review fixture placement 6. Identify material types appropriate for washroom use and issues related to usability, abuse, warranty, and LEED
	AIA Course Number: ASI10A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: American Specialties, Inc. | www.americanspecialties.com

REQUEST COURSE ISP10A	Designing Barrier-Free Restrooms 1 AIA HSW CE Hour Course fulfills 1 hour of CA & TX state Accessibility/ADA/Barrier-free CE requirements
	Learning Objectives: 1. Define the Characteristics of Accessibility in the Restroom Setting 2. Discuss ADA Restroom Guidelines and their implementation 3. Identify Sustainable Design Options 4. Identify Privacy Design Options
	AIA Course Number: ISP10A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Scranton Products | www.scrantonproducts.com

DIVISION 11 - EQUIPMENT

REQUEST COURSE IEZ11A	Designing For Healthcare: Ceiling Lifts and Patient Safe Handling 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Define and describe patient lifts and explain application options in healthcare facilities 2. Compare and contrast dedicated and portable ceiling mounted lifts. 3. Explain best design strategies for incorporating patient lifts into a healthcare facility project 4. Explain patient lift system components and requirements
	AIA Course Number: IEZ11A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: EZ Way, Inc. | www.ezlifts.com

REQUEST COURSE IMQ11A	HYBRID OR Suite Planning and Design 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Provide a definition for a HYBRID operating room (OR) suite 2. List 3 benefits of HYBRID operating suites 3. Identify architecturally significant medical equipment used in a HYBRID OR suite 4. Detail 3 design & planning considerations for HYBRID OR suites 5. Identify potential cost disadvantages/advantages inherent in HYBRID OR design
	AIA Course Number: IMQ11A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: MAQUET, Inc. | www.maquetusa.com

REQUEST COURSE IKS11A	Operating Room Integration 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Discuss the trends that drive the need for operating room (OR) integration 2. Identify the components of OR integration in terms of space management and room control and how this contributes to a safer, more fluid working environment 3. Define the different levels of integration and their design features and considerations 4. Analyze the design & infrastructure needs of OR integration
	AIA Course Number: IKS11A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Karl Storz | www.ksea.com

REQUEST COURSE IGT11A	Principles and Design Considerations for Sterile Processes 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Explain why the Sterile Processing Department (SPD) is such an important department in the facility 2. Understand the basic concepts of decontamination and sterilization 3. Identify the type of equipment found in the SPD 4. Understand the workflow of SPD 5. Factors to consider when designing a SPD
	AIA Course Number: IGT11A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Getinge | www.getinge.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

DIVISION 12 - FURNISHINGS

REQUEST COURSE IDL12A	Designing with Epoxy Resin Laboratory Work Surfaces 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Explain the characteristics of environments where industrial grade work surfaces are typically specified 2. List the characteristics and attributes of epoxy resin and be able to compare and contrast it with other materials such as: solid surface, stainless steel, chemically resistant composite resin, chemically resistant high pressure laminate, and resin impregnated natural stone 3. Describe how all discussed surface materials compare in performance through: physical durability, chemical resistance, heat resistance, moisture resistance, flammability resistance 4. Apply specific design criteria and/or standard guidelines for designing with epoxy resin to your projects, such as: material thickness, color, edge finish, backsplash type, sink type and accessories
	AIA Course Number: IDL12A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Durcon, Inc. | www.durcon.com

DIVISION 13 - SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION

REQUEST COURSE IBP13A	Stainless Steel Pools and Spas for Above Grade or Elevated Installations 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Define austenite (austenitic), annealed, tensile strength, tensile yield; basic terminology as related to stainless steel composition 2. Define and list 4 properties of stainless steel 3. Describe the differences in construction when utilizing stainless steel vs. concrete for elevated pools 4. Explain the benefits of utilizing stainless steel for elevated pool construction 5. Describe stainless steel fabrication techniques 6. Illustrate a few basic tie-in detail sections for stainless steel pools
	AIA Course Number: IBP13A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Bradford Products, LLC | www.bradfordproducts.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

DIVISION 14 - CONVEYING SYSTEMS

REQUEST COURSE IKP14A	Mechanical Parking Solutions for Modern Urban Density 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Define mechanical parking 2. Describe dependent access parking stackers’ uses and limitations 3. List the different types of independent access parking stackers 4. Explain puzzle lifts, how they work and what their advantages are 5. Describe fully automatic machines and why they might be used 6. Compare and contrast the different stackers and lifts and describe when each would be appropriate for use 7. Describe what type of cars are suitable for each lift 8. Describe the design requirements for each parking type
	AIA Course Number: IKP14A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Klaus Multiparking, Inc | www.parklift.com Online Course Available - Provider: Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

REQUEST COURSE IGV14A	Platform Lifts and Elevators 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Define ADA regulations for lifts and elevators 2. Discuss basic product design and different types 3. Identify code compliance issues 4. Recognize application of lifts and elevators to solve accessibility problems 5. Identify the challenges and solutions for evacuation of persons with disabilities
	AIA Course Number: IGV14A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Garaventa Lift | www.garaventalift.com

DIVISION 16 - ELECTRICAL

REQUEST COURSE IBR16A	Critical Factors in OR Design 1 AIA HSW CE Hour
	Learning Objectives: 1. Describe the key physical factors of the OR and equipment that should be taken into consideration when designing a new operating room 2. Explain how new surgical techniques create a need to reassess the conventional design of operating rooms 3. Explain why the ceiling in the operating room is very valuable real estate and how clinical needs must be incorporated into the design as it relates to equipment being "fixed" to the ceiling 4. List the super-structures that support the equipment, as this is critical to the overall success of the room design
	AIA Course Number: IBR16A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Berchtold Corporation | www.berchtoldusa.com

DIVISION 22 - PLUMBING

REQUEST COURSE ISF22A	Lasting Bath Design: universal design, durability and aesthetics 1 AIA HSW CE Hour Course fullfills .25 hour of California state Accessibility/ADA/Barrier-free CE requirements
	Learning Objectives: 1. List suggested best practices for designing a Universal Home based on ADA Access standards. 2. Explain the concept and principles of Universal Design 3. Describe several sustainable qualities of bamboo, stone and metal. 4. Explain the durability and extended life-cycle of stone, wood & metal products
	AIA Course Number: ISF22A Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Stone Forest | www.stoneforest.com

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