Working with Air and Moisture Barriers
Masonry Institute of Washington
Classroom & Hands-on Educational Program
Join the Masonry Institute of Washington for a Classroom and Hands-On educational program on when, where, and how to use air and moisture barriers in a wall assembly. See below for more information on both sessions.
Classroom Program (AIA Credits - 1 CEU, HSW and SD):
This program, designed for architects and consultants, focuses on working with air/moisture barriers and examines subjects including types of air/moisture barriers, related wall system components, and the causes of air leakage and the effect it has on energy consumption. The difference between fluid applied air/moisture barriers and vapor bariers will also be covered. Lastly, issues involving how air/moisture barriers relate to the building code and overall building performance will be discussed, including the factors that differentiate fluid-applied and sheet air/moisture barrier products.
Hands-On Program:
Participate in a hands-on program as Dan Crates from Sto Corporation demonstrates proper installation methods for a fluid-applied air/moisture barrier product on a masonry wall system. This program is ideal for architects, consultants and contractors who want to get up-close information on the installation of air/moisture barrier products. Participants will also be able to install fluid-applied air/moisture barriers themselves. This session is not certified for AIA Continuing Education Units.
Date:
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Schedule:
Classroom Program: 10:30 - 11:30am
Lunch: 11:30am - 12:00pm
Hands-On Program: 12:00 - 1:00pm
Where:
South Seattle Community College - Georgetown
6737 Corson Avenue South - Building D
Seattle, WA 98108
Details:
Presentation/Lunch - FREE
AIA Credits - 1 CEU (Classroom Session)
WSCMC Contractor Certification - 2 Hours (Both Sessions)
To register, email us at vdragan@masonryinstitute.com. or call (425) 828-0433.
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