Panel Discussion: How ACI CODE 562-21 Impacts Stakeholders in the Concrete Repair Industry
Total Credits: 1 PDH, 1 AIA Credits
- Categories:
- Webinar | Evaluation | Surface Preparation | Strengthening and Stabilization | Coatings and Waterproofing | Technical Presentations
- Presenters:
- Dave Fuller | Keith Kesner, P.E., S.E. | David G. Tepke, PE, FACI | John Landry | John McDougall, FICRI, CSRT | Aamer Syed
- Duration:
- 1 hour
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- License:
- Access for 6 month(s) after purchase.
Description
Session Overview:
This 60-minute session will be comprised of a 10-15 minute introduction to ACI 562, followed by a 45-minute moderated panel discussion.
The presentation will introduce the audience to ACI 562, providing a history and purpose of the code, how the code impacts various stakeholders in the concrete repair industry and what stakeholders can do to assist in adoption efforts on a local and national level.
Once the introduction is completed, the moderator will present pre-submitted and live questions from the virtual audience to a panel of various experienced stakeholders from the industry, including Specifiers, Contractors, Manufacturer/Distributor, and Owners. These questions will allow each stakeholder to present their perspective(s) on the code, and their varying opinions will spark an engaging conversation.
Participants are encouraged to submit questions prior to the event by emailing ICRI Technical Director Dave Fuller at davef@icri.org, but they can also ask at any time during the discussion.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain the overall objective of the concrete repair code.
- Provide better understanding about what the ACI 562 code does, and how it changes practice.
- Learn how the repair code impacts the various stakeholders within the industry from examples provided by those stakeholders.
- Provide clarity for some of the most common misconceptions of the code
Handouts
| How ACI CODE 562-21 Impacts Stakeholders in the Concrete Repair Industry (428.2 KB) | 5 Pages | Available after Registration |
Presenter
Keith Kesner, P.E., S.E. Related Seminars and Products
Keith Kesner, Ph.D., SE, PE, FACI, is a Project Director with Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, Inc. He specializes in the evaluation and rehabilitation of existing structures. He is Chair of the ACI TAC Repair and Rehabilitation Committee, and ACI Subcommittee 562-E, Seismic. He is also a member of the ACI Committee on Codes and Standards Advocacy and Outreach; Technical Activities Committee; and Committees 228, Nondestructive Testing of Concrete; 364, Rehabilitation; 562, Evaluation, Repair, and Rehabilitation of Concrete Buildings; and ACI Subcommittees 318-C, Safety, Serviceability, and Analysis; and various state initiatives collaboration groups. He has received several awards from ACI for his contributions to concrete technology and code development. Kesner received his BS from the University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA, and his MS and PhD from Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA. He is a licensed professional engineer in several states and a licensed structural engineer in Hawaii and Illinois.
David G. Tepke, PE, FACI Related Seminars and Products
Principle Engineer
SKA Consulting Engineers, Inc.
David G. Tepke, PE, FACI, is a Principal Engineer with SKA Consulting Engineers, Inc., in Charleston, SC, USA. He specializes in structural and materials evaluation, troubleshooting, repair, and service-life extension. He is a NACE/AMPP Certified Corrosion Specialist and Protective Coating Specialist, ICRI Certified Concrete Surface Repair Technician, and ACI Certified Nondestructive Testing Specialist-Str. Tepke is Chair of ACI Committee 222, Corrosion of Metals in Concrete; Chair of the ACI Committee on Codes and Standards Advocacy and Outreach; and a member of Committees 201, Durability of Concrete; 301, Specifications for Concrete Construction; 321, Durability Code; and 329, Performance Criteria for Ready Mixed Concrete. He is a member of ICRI Committees 130, Life Cycle and Sustainability and 510, Corrosion. He is a licensed professional engineer in a number of states.