Concrete

The Reinforced Concrete Detailing Training course aims to provide participants with essential knowledge and skills in detailing reinforced concrete structures. The course covers design principles, the role of the detailer, and the detailing process, including exercises on pilecaps, columns, beams, and flat slabs. Additionally, the course includes a presentation on proprietary systems. Training sessions are conducted in various locations in the UK and internationally.

Concrete Training is a course focusing on the essential properties of concrete structures. The course covers topics such as the nature of hardened concrete, strength, durability, density, causes of cracks, types of joints, finishes to concrete surfaces, and preparation of surfaces for waterproofing applications. The aim is to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of concrete properties and applications in construction.

This one-day concrete training course is designed for Foremen and Site Supervisory Personnel. The course covers a range of topics including concrete properties, materials, testing techniques, and management on-site. Participants will engage in practical laboratory exercises and learn about early-age cracking, sampling, and testing procedures. The course aims to equip attendees with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively manage concrete projects. The training is conducted by experienced tutor Tony Binns MCIPD (Chartered) MICT.

Concrete Training is a comprehensive 2-day programme focusing on enhancing participants' understanding of concrete properties, materials, and construction faults. The course covers topics such as concrete types, supervision of construction, and conformity criteria. Practical exercises include slump testing, cube making, and evaluating test results. Participants engage in syndicate projects and discussions to apply their knowledge. The course aims to equip individuals with the necessary skills to ensure quality concrete construction practices.

The Concrete Training course focuses on understanding the properties of concrete, constituent materials, consistency requirements, checking cohesion, air-entrained concrete, strength, and quality. The course includes practical exercises such as sampling fresh concrete, slump tests, flow table tests, air meter tests, cube making, storing and curing cubes, cube crushing, and question and answer sessions. The course duration is one day.