WU C2241: Quality Shotcrete Placement for Pools – Know It, Demand it

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Saturday, November 9 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Location: Ballroom C4


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Title: WU C2241: Quality Shotcrete Placement for Pools – Know It, Demand it

Cost: $1,200 Early Bird, $1,300 Regular

Description:

Although you may have used shotcrete subcontractors for years, do you know what to look for to be sure you’re achieving a quality installation? Shotcrete is a familiar and widely used concrete placement method used for various applications, including swimming pools. Compared to poured concrete, it involves fundamentally different equipment, material selection, crew responsibilities, application techniques, testing, curing, and personal protection. This course from Watershape University and the American Shotcrete Association provides crucial guidance on over 40 critical elements of shotcrete application that on-site pool-contractor personnel can use to properly evaluate the overall quality of shotcrete placement. Armed with this information, observers can readily use visual clues that confirm that the material’s placement is creating a high-quality and durable concrete pool shell .Key knowledge areas include an overview of material selections, equipment, placement techniques, finishing, curing, protection, testing, and jobsite safety. This vital information will help the pool contractor or owner verify that they are getting quality work from their shotcrete subcontractors. It may also be useful to the shotcrete contractor to better communicate and confirm the quality of their work to their pool contractors or owners.

Learning Objective 1: Gain a fundamental understanding of the wet-mix and dry-mix (gunite) shotcrete process.

Learning Objective 2: Describe ACI and other Industry standards that detail acceptable shotcrete placement.

Learning Objective 3: Identify quality materials and placement methods.

Learning Objective 4: "Recognize proper application techniques, and missteps that can reduce the quality of the final product. "

Type: Pre Con: Watershape University


Education Units

  • IACET – 0.8 Units

  • Audience

    • Builder/Designer

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    Categories

    Accreditation/Certification

    • IACET

    Outdoor Living

    • Advanced Outdoor Living Design

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