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AM: Commercial Roofing 101 Session 753
A comprehensive overview at commercial roofing components and how they work together. Different types of roofing applications - "Battle of the Acronyms" EPDM, PVC, CSPE & TPO and others broken down. Every layer will be on the docket: decking, fiberboard, insulation, vapor barriers, waterproofing elements and how to achieve code compliance
Instructor: Doug Latawiec Doug is a graduate from the University of Minnesota. He is the father of 14 children (nine are adopted). He has won several golf championships in the state. He also coaches 4-5 teams of basketball (boys and girls) during the fall/winter. He has received many community awards for his volunteer work. With over 50 years in the industry, he has been involved in commercial construction since 1974. Since 1978 he has worked for Commercial distribution in Minnesota. Started with A.H.Bennett in 1978 until a merger with Gulf Eagle. He left for United Products which merged into Allied Building Products then being bought out by Beacon Building Products and Finally is now QXO a building product distributor out of Plymouth. He has watched commercial roofing change from almost built up roofing to now single ply membranes.
PM: Deck Code Provision 2024 IRC
This session will explore code provisions, and changes, found in the 2024 International Residential Code (IRC) for singlestory residential wood decks. We will walk through each section of the IRC to dive deeper into the code requirements and explain the importance of each provision to the safety and welfare of occupants on residential decks. This course will also review the most recent changes to the code and explain why they were adopted and what they mean to deck construction moving forward.
Instructor: Ed Lisinski Ed is the Midwest Regional Director for the American Wood Council, a professional engineer, and certified building official. After growing up in the trades, he served as a plans examiner and building official for 16 years in the Milwaukee area before joining AWC in 2021.
