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Change Orders And Cold-Formed Steel To Be Topic Of CFSEI Webinar On February 22, 2018

Washington, DC - The Cold-Formed Steel Engineers Institute (CFSEI) will host a webinar on “Change Orders and Cold-Formed Steel” on Thursday, February 22, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. ET. The webinar is designed for architects, engineers, building officials and contractors. Participants are eligible for 1.5 PDHs.

The webinar will cover several relevant topics, including:

• Issues that lead to change orders,

• How architects, engineers and general contractors can avoid them,

• How carpenters and subcontractors can benefit from them, and

• A review of contract language and documents that can influence change orders.

The webinar will be conducted by Don Allen, P.E., Director of Engineering for Super Stud Building Products Inc. He oversees product development, testing, engineering and technical services. Allen has worked in the cold-formed steel framing industry since 1990 as a cold-formed steel specialty engineer, engineer-of-record, industry representative, and trade association technical director. He is chairman of the Education Subcommittee of the American Iron and Steel Institute’s Committee on Framing Standards and Committee on Specifications. He was the 2013 recipient of the CFSEI Distinguished Service Award.

More information on the webinar and registration can be found at www.cfsei.org/webinar-february-22-2018.

About The Cold-Formed Steel Engineers Institute

CFSEI_logoThe Cold-Formed Steel Engineers Institute comprises hundreds of structural engineers and other design professionals who are finding a better way to produce safe and efficient designs for commercial and residential structures with cold-formed steel. CFSEI members work together to develop and evolve industry standards and design methods, produce and issue technical bulletins, and provide seminars and online training to improve the knowledge and skills base of engineers and design professionals. For more information, visit www.cfsei.org.

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