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SUMMARY:CSA A123.21-20 – Who’s Responsible? - Clarifying Professional 
 Responsibilities
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DESCRIPTION:CSA A123.21-20 – Who’s Responsible?Clarifying Professional
  Responsibilities for Wind Load Calculations\, Test Reports\, Compliance &
  Verification in Low-Slope Roofing\nPresented in Partnership with RCAM\nSt
 ructural Design Considerations for Roofing Replacements\nClarifying Profes
 sional Roles and Responsibilities\, CSA A123.21 Tests and Reports\, and St
 ructural Requirements for Low-Slope Roofing\nIn the design and/or replacem
 ent of roofing systems\, particular attention is typically provided for co
 ntinuity in air\, vapour\, and waterproofing protection. However\, frequen
 tly overlooked are the structural requirements pertaining to roof design a
 nd secondary drainage considerations due to uplift\, snow loads\, and rain
  loads. Moreover\, successful projects depend on effective coordination an
 d collaboration\, allocation of responsibilities\, and following a practic
 al approach from system selection and structural analysis to testing\, ins
 tallation\, and verification\nThis presentation will examine the roles and
  responsibilities of all project participants and help inform on the desig
 n considerations that are required for Code compliance whether your system
  is SBS modified bitumen\, metal\, shingled\, adhered\, and/or mechanicall
 y anchored.Although often overlooked in the design process\,  many roofin
 g systems will continue to experience changes in climate exposure over the
 ir design service life\, another important consideration to ensure that pe
 rformance expectations are commensurate with your budget.Case examples wil
 l also be provided from the author's files in which unique considerations 
 were required in the design\, and discussions will benefit designers\, con
 sultants\, manufacturers\, contractors\, and owners alike.\nSpeaker Bios\n
 Adam is a building science engineer at Crosier Kilgour\, a structural engi
 neering and building performance firm in Winnipeg\, Manitoba. After earnin
 g his Master of Science in Civil Engineering at the University of Manitoba
  in 2023\, Adam has been working on the rehabilitation of building structu
 res and envelopes\, employing basic building science principals to impleme
 nt durable long-term solutions across a variety of climate zones.
LOCATION:1447 Waverley Street R3T 0P7 Winnipeg - CA
ORGANIZER:CSC Winnipeg Chapter
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