• February Luncheon

    Maggiano's Little Italy 4400 Ashford Dunwoody Rd Space #3035, Dunwoody, GA, United States
    Presenter: Jeff Malpass, PE  Presentation Title: Complete Building Envelope: Post Tension System Repair   Bio Jeff Malpass is a licensed Professional Engineer & General Contractor and has been involved in different aspects of the construction industry throughout his career. For the last 20 years he has been concentrating on the concrete repair and restoration landscape, working with concrete, repair mortars, epoxy and polyurethane injection, FRP (carbon, glass) strengthening, post-tension repairs (Level 2 Certified), shotcrete, waterproofing, and cathodic protection. Jeff, as Valcourt’s Director of Technical Services is a firm believer that technician training is the key to successful repairs and that safety is always job #1. A safe work environment opens the way for the workers to excel.   Presentation Summary Safety consideration in post-tension work Post tension systems in building overview Benefits of post tensioning in construction Post tension drawings, systems, and repairs What to look for and typical causes Evaluating the repair Repair process and equipment
    $10.00 – $55.00
  • March Luncheon

    Maggiano's Little Italy 4400 Ashford Dunwoody Rd Space #3035, Dunwoody, GA, United States
    Presenter: Craig Bennett Jr., PE, SE, RP-APT Presentation Title: Repairing Historic Concrete, Masonry, and Other Weird Materials   Bio Craig Bennett, Jr., PE, SE, RP-APT is the founder and president of Bennett Preservation Engineering PC in Charleston. He has over 30 years of experience in structural engineering, with a deep focus on historic preservation. He has worked on projects across the east coast and Caribbean, including projects from the 17th and 18th centuries. He is currently adjunct faculty in the Clemson University Grade Program in Historic Preservation, and has been published multiple times, including in Structure Magazine.   Presentation Summary Structural work for historic preservation always involves unusual tasks. In this presentation, Craig Bennett shows examples of repair work on 100-year-old concrete, 175-year-old brick masonry, and 200-year-old tabby. The talk is profusely illustrated with photographs from the work.
    $10.00 – $55.00