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Foundation Engineering and Design
This comprehensive course equips engineers and construction professionals with the tools to investigate, design, and construct a wide range of foundation systems. From bearing capacity and slab design to advanced pile systems and renewable energy foundations, participants will explore both traditional and emerging technologies. With real-world examples, software demonstrations, and field-focused insights, attendees will gain the confidence to tackle complex foundation challenges across industries.
Who Should Attend?
- Civil and structural engineers involved in foundation design and construction.
- Contractors, consultants, and public works professionals working on infrastructure and energy projects.
- Developers, facility managers, and utility engineers responsible for site development and asset support.
What You Will Learn
- Design shallow, intermediate, and deep foundations using geotechnical and structural principles.
- Apply advanced techniques for specialized systems including auger-cast piles, helical piers, and energy infrastructure foundations.
- Evaluate soil conditions and implement QA/QC practices for safe and efficient foundation construction.
Foundation Engineering and Design
Date: Tue. September 10, 2024 – Thu. September 12, 2024ID: RA00333 - D376
Fee:
- $1,295
Fee covers morning and afternoon breaks, scheduled lunches, and course materials
Credits:
Instructors: - CEU: 1.9
- LU: 19
- PDH: 19
Tracy Brettmann, Sam Jorgensen, Van Komurka, James Tinjum, Justin Warner, William (Bill) Wuellner
Location: