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The Online Design of Steel Structures to EC3 Training Course provides an overview of design requirements for steel structures using Eurocodes (EC0 and EC3). It covers design checks for steel members and connections, structural analysis, and stability requirements.
The Online Reinforced Concrete Detailing Training Course is an entry-level program focusing on the basic principles of reinforced concrete detailing. It aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills to avoid common pitfalls, understand the impact of detailing on projects, and produce quality detailing within time and financial constraints. The course covers documentation, drawing practices, detailing methods, and specific elements. It is designed for novice civil/structural technicians and detailers, providing a foundation for further progression in the field.
The Eurocode 2 Detailing Training Course aims to equip engineers with the knowledge and skills to detail reinforcement according to Eurocode 2 standards. Participants will learn to determine lap lengths, anchorage lengths, and understand detailing rules for various structural elements. The interactive course covers procurement methods, responsibilities in detailing, and specific element detailing. It is designed for engineers needing to detail and schedule reinforcement in the UK, with principles applicable globally. Participants are required to bring a calculator, pencil, and ruler for the 2-day course.
This online Eurocode 2 training course introduces the current design standard for structural concrete, focusing on applying it to building elements. Delegates gain practical knowledge through tutorials on designing elements using Eurocode 2. The course aims to equip participants with an understanding of Eurocode 2 principles and their application in building structures. Topics covered include beams, slabs, columns, foundations, flexure, shear, axial loading, deflection, and differences with BS 8110. The course is designed for Structural Engineers, requiring some prior knowledge of concrete design and Eurocodes 0 and 1.
The "Online Eurocode 2 for Bridges Designers" course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Eurocode 2 principles for structural concrete in bridges. Delegates will learn to apply the code to bridge structures, covering topics such as materials, durability, and design for various loading conditions. Practical workshop sessions enhance learning, enabling participants to confidently use Eurocode 2 in real projects. This course targets Structural Engineers with some knowledge of concrete design and Eurocodes 0 and 1. The duration is 2 days.
The Online Essential Eurocode 2 for Bridges course introduces the new design standard for structural concrete in bridges. It aims to provide delegates with a thorough understanding of Eurocode 2 and how to apply it to bridge structures, covering topics such as materials, durability, and structural analysis. Practical workshop sessions help participants gain confidence in using Eurocode 2 for real projects. The course is designed for Structural Engineers and requires basic knowledge of concrete design and Eurocodes 0 and 1.
The "Online Eurocode 2 & 7 for Bridge Engineers" course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Eurocode 2 and Eurocode 7 design standards for structural concrete and geotechnical design in bridges. Participants will gain knowledge on design principles, materials, structural analysis, and practical application of the codes to bridge elements. The course includes workshops for hands-on experience and covers topics such as traffic loading, foundation design, and retaining structures. This 2-day course is designed for Structural Engineers with some prior knowledge of concrete design and Eurocodes.
The Online Eurocode 3 Steel Training course is designed for Structural Engineers to introduce and apply Eurocode 3 principles in building structures. Delegates will gain knowledge and practical skills in designing elements for flexure, buckling, shear, axial loading, deflection, fatigue, tension, and more.
