Hot Weather Concrete Seminar by Decorative Concrete Supply

What is the definition of hot weather?

What do the codes and specifications say about hot weather concrete?

What does the engineer expect me to do on my project when it is hot?

Why is plastic shrinkage a problem in hot weather?

How can I prevent plastic shrinkage cracks on my project?

What must I do with my cylinders in hot weather?

Each person will receive a Hot Weather CD with computer program (includes hot weather details on codes and specifications, articles & website references)

Luke M. Snell is a Senior Materials Engineer at Western Technologies, Phoenix Arizona and is an Emeritus Professor from Southern Illinois University. Edwardsville, Ill. He has done extensive consulting work on construction and concrete problems throughout the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Mongolia, and Algeria. Snell has also written over 200 articles on concrete, construction materials, construction education and the history of concrete. He is the Chair of the ACI International Committee. He has been instrumental in starting ACI chapters in Mongolia, Algeria and Ethiopia and has worked with India and Saudi Arabia to start concrete certification programs.

Pre-payment and Pre-registration required.

Cost is $55.00 per person, a $25.00 non-refundable deposit is required when making your reservation.  Credit cards are accepted.  Cancellation policy:  DCS requires 7 day advanced notice for cancellations in order to fill any last minute positions left open.  Any cancellations received after the 7 day cut off period will be charged a $25.00 cancellation fee.  No show will be charged full amount.  Substitutions can be arranged. Class size in limited.  Call DCS to make your reservations at 913-422-4443.