In order to provide the best possible service to our clients, John Rocco Sales, on behalf of our principles, offers several free continuing educational courses that can be applied towards AIA, LA CES and USGBC learning credits. Additional course offerings will be added to this page as they become available. Details for each course are listed below.
Webinars for CE Credits
Course Title: Safety in the Fencing World
Learn about modifications for codes/regulations, rust prevention, gate security & design and bracket options.
Provider: Omega II Fence Systems.
Omega II Fence Systems is an approved provider for AIA and LA CES Continuing Education Courses.
Course Description:
Modifications for Codes/Regulations, Rust Prevention, Gate Security & Design and knowing bracket options.
Determine what modifications can be made to the fence system for standards/codes/regulations.
Understand different treatment methods for rust prevention in steel fences.
Learn gate design options to maintain a secure installation.
Knowing what bracket options are out there to reduce onsite changes which can lead to rust and breach of security.
Credit:
1 AIA/LA CES Health, Safety Wellness (HSW) Hour
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Course Title:
Retrofit Security Glazing Solutions for Advanced Forced Entry & Ballistic Protection
Provider: Impact Security, LLC
Course Description:
Glass doors, windows, and storefronts are among the most vulnerable points of entry in the building envelope, and with episodes of riots, smash-and-grab crime, forced entry, and active shooters on the rise, the need for security glazing is growing. This course provides an understanding of the physical security needs of the built environment and what requirements should be met by threat mitigation products for existing storefront and building glazing. The course focus is on a new generation of clear, retrofit security “over-glaze” systems, utilizing heavy-gauge, architectural-grade polycarbonate and extruded framing designed to resist forced entry and ballistic attacks.
Course Objectives:
Identify the function, components, types, and materials, including the types of glass, used in storefront and general glazing assemblies and their performance in terms of strength and protection
Discuss the need for glass and door security against attacks of vandalism, forced entry, riots, smash-and-grab crimes, and active shooters
Contrast traditional and new-generation window security options, including laminated glass, bars/grilles, security window film, and retrofit security “over-glaze” systems designed to protect the building occupants and property of educational, retail, office, and other commercial facilities
Discuss the various design considerations specific to retrofit security “over-glaze” systems engineered to remain intact during attack to prevent unwarranted entry, theft, and harm to the premises and its occupants.
Credit:
AIA/CES Learning units: 1.50. AIA approved course. This course qualifies for 1.5 LU/HSW Hour.
NAHB CE Hours: 1.50, For a complete list of association information and available credits, please view full course details at AEC Daily.
HSW Eligibility: Yes