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Emergency Shoring: Rules of Thumb and Common Mistakes
March 17, 2021
Proper shoring is absolutely essential for the safe construction, repair, and demolition of buildings. Restoration contractors, often on site before claims adjusters and forensic structural engineers, frequently find themselves pressed for time and under pressure to shore up and/or stabilize damaged buildings. When mistakes are made, the fallout can be catastrophic.
In this webinar, we will be discussing the most common scenarios encountered in the field, including shoring damaged floors and roofs and stabilizing exterior and foundation walls. We will also be covering the most common shoring mistakes through examples from cases we have worked on over the years.
Recommended for:
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Construction Lawyers
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Contractors
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Property Adjusters
All Attendees Will Receive a Completion Certificate
Accredited in British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Alberta Pending.
Presenters
Nabi specializes in the forensic structural investigation of buildings and the design of retrofitting schemes for damaged or under-designed structures. Nabi has conducted structural assessments of existing steel, concrete, masonry and wood buildings under gravity loading, vibration and seismic forces. He has also designed steel and concrete structures, including high-rise residential and office towers, commercial retail units, and long-span steel trusses.