ACI Certification
Why ACI Certification
Learn why over 550,000 craftsmen, technicians, inspectors, and other concrete professionals have pursued ACI Certification, and why a large and growing list of specifiers and owners are requiring the concrete industries' leading certification credentials.
Certification Programs
ACI offers over 20 certification programs in a variety of areas within the industry. Find the program that will give you and your organization the competitive edge.
Verify a Certification
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Concrete Systems 101 – An Introduction to Insulating Concrete Forms and Precast Concrete
Learn more264 Concrete Systems 101 – An Introduction to Insulating Concrete Forms and Precast Concrete 2021-01-20 12:00:00 2021-01-20 13:00:00 #f57921This presentation is part of the Sustainable Structures Webinar Series. The Sustainable Structures Webinar Series was developed cooperatively by cast-in-place and precast concrete associations from the Midwest region of the United States including Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. The goal of the cooperative effort is to bring a greater awareness of the sustainable and resilient nature of concrete building systems to the design, construction, and development communities via quality continuing education programs.
This presentation will give a brief basic overview of insulating concrete forms (ICFs) and precast concrete. The presenters will answer the following questions: What are ICFs and what is precast concrete? What are the benefits of each system? How is each installed/erected? What types of buildings are constructed from precast concrete and ICFs?
Presenters: Micah Garrett (Chair of the ICFMA Education Committee, and COO of BuildBlock Building Systems) and Randy Wilson (Director, Architectural Precast Systems at PCI)
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ACI Masonry Field Testing Technician Certification Class DAY ONE - VIRTUAL REVIEW
Learn more268 ACI Masonry Field Testing Technician Certification Class DAY ONE - VIRTUAL REVIEW 2021-01-26 07:30:00 2021-01-26 15:30:00 #f57921THIS IS A TWO-DAY CLASS - Day One (Virtual Instruction) will be held January 26. Day Two (In-Person Exams) will be held February 2.
A Masonry Field Testing Technician is an individual who has demonstrated the knowledge and ability to perform sample preparation and testing of masonry construction-related materials—including materials for brick, structural clay tile, concrete masonry units, prisms, mortars, and grouts—in the field.
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Resiliency – Consideration Beyond Code Requirements
Learn more265 Resiliency – Consideration Beyond Code Requirements 2021-01-27 12:00:00 2021-01-27 13:00:00 #f57921This presentation is part of the Sustainable Structures Webinar Series. The Sustainable Structures Webinar Series was developed cooperatively by cast-in-place and precast concrete associations from the Midwest region of the United States including Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. The goal of the cooperative effort is to bring a greater awareness of the sustainable and resilient nature of concrete building systems to the design, construction, and development communities via quality continuing education programs.
Prescriptive building code requirements represent provisions for the least safe structure that may legally be built in a jurisdiction. Over the past 20 years, the building design and construction industry have witnessed an increase in the number of trade-offs of passive fire safety features for active systems. As natural disasters attributed to climate change continue to escalate, the population of neighborhoods located along with the wildland-urban interface increases, and fire and emergency access to buildings in densely populated areas is obstructed, multiple drivers arise to consider more robust construction for our built environment.
The presentation will provide an overview of increased risks from natural and human hazards, identify approaches to mitigate their effects through voluntary and mandatory strategies and demonstrate the importance of incorporating standards for resiliency beyond minimum code requirements.
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