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Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
There are limited places available. To register, please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Click on the image above to view the recordingAS 5216 Seminar: Cast-in Anchor Channel
Date: Wednesday, 10th of August 2022, 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Venu: Online
Price: FREE with registration
Overview:
The Australian Standard for the design of fastenings - "AS 5216: Design of post-installed and cast-in fastenings in concrete" has been recently updated. The update includes the addition of:
The Australian Engineered Fasteners and Anchor Council (AEFAC) is organising a series of FREE online seminars to inform and educate engineers, builders, manufacturers/suppliers, and other building professionals about the recent changes in the standard, AS 5216:2021. The first and second seminar in the series were held on the Oct 2021 and March 2022, covering “Seismic Design of Fasteners” and "Post-installed Rebar Connections and Redundant Fastenings".
This third seminar in the series covers another significant addition in AS 5216:2021 - “Cast-in Anchor Channels”.
Access Presentation Watch Recording Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
There are limited places available. To register, please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
There are limited places available. To register, please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
There are limited places available. To register, please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
There are limited places available. To register, please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Click on the image above to view the recordingAS 5216 Seminar: Post-installed Rebar Connections and Redundant Fastenings
Date: Wednesday, 23rd of March 2022, 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Venu: Online
Price: FREE with registration
Overview:
Australian Standard for the design of fastenings - "AS 5216: Design of post-installed and cast-in fastenings in concrete" has been recently updated. The update includes the addition of:
Australian Engineered Fasteners and Anchor Council (AEFAC) is organising a series of FREE online seminars to inform and educate engineers, builders, manufacturers/suppliers, and other building professionals about the recent changes in the standard, AS 5216:2021. The first seminar in the series was held on 11th of Oct 2021 covering “Seismic Design of Fasteners”.
This second seminar in the series has covered another major addition in AS 5216:2021 - “Post-installed reinforcing bar connections”. The design of fastenings for redundant non-structural systems has also been covered in the seminar.
Watch Recording Access Presentation Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
There are limited places available. To register, please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
There are limited places available. To register, please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Click on the image above to watch the recording of the program Seismic Design of Fasteners - AS 5216:2021
Date: Monday, 11th of October 2021, 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Venu: Online
Price: FREE with registration
Overview:
Australian Standard for the design of fastenings - "AS 5216: Design of post-installed and cast-in fastenings in concrete" has been recently updated. The update includes the addition of:
Australian Engineered Fasteners and Anchor Council (AEFAC) is organising a series of FREE online seminars to inform and educate engineers, builders, manufacturers/suppliers, and other building professionals about the recent changes in the standard, AS 5216:2021.
This first seminar in the series has covered one of the major additions in AS 5216:2021 - Seismic Design of Fasteners.
Watch Recording Access Presentation Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Most of the training component will now be run online from AEFAC website.
Access Online Components Overview:
AS 5216 is being revised and the new edition of AS 5216 is expected to be released soon. In this seminar, AEFAC Technical Committee members will present on the new changes in the latest revisions.
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Overview:
Australian Engineered Fasteners and Anchor Council (AEFAC) and the Concrete Institute of Australia (CIA) is pleased to present the seminar: Concrete fastenings technique - past, present and future. Rolf Eligehausen explores this reality and the pit falls of concrete anchoring via
Standards Australia TS 101:2015 which is superseded by AS 5216:2018 is the Australian deemed-to-satisfy design guidelines for fastenings to concrete. In the seminar, new developments which are currently not covered by SA TS 101 and AS 5216 will be discussed, in particular:
Overview:
Australian Engineered Fasteners and Anchor Council (AEFAC) and the Concrete Institute of Australia (CIA) is pleased to present the seminar: Concrete fastenings technique - past, present and future. Rolf Eligehausen explores this reality and the pit falls of concrete anchoring via
Standards Australia TS 101:2015 which is superseded by AS 5216:2018 is the Australian deemed-to-satisfy design guidelines for fastenings to concrete. In the seminar, new developments which are currently not covered by SA TS 101 and AS 5216 will be discussed, in particular:
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform anchor installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors. To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
Professor Emad Gad (Swinburne University of Technology), Andreas Boomkamp (Ancon) & Neil Hollingshead (ramsetreid) talked about different topics on anchors at this event.
Topics covered
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au
The AEFAC Installer Certification Program is initiated to train and equip installers with necessary knowledge and skills to perform installation at the highest level. A certified installer must be capable of assessing ambient conditions, concrete condition, materials, equipment, and tools for installing mechanical and chemical anchors.
To register please contact aefac@aefac.org.au