Structural Bolting

Topics Include - 

• ASTM F3125– replacement for the four most important ASTM Structural bolting specifications and two metric specifications

• Significant changes to the structural bolt rotational capacity test will be outlined and the test will be demonstrated
• The newest revision to the RCSC Specification for Structural Joints Using High-Strength Bolts will be reviewed
• A review of terminology and the must-know requirements of the RCSC specification
• Case studies of how structural bolt job-site problems should be handled by suppliers to prevent rejected bolting
• What to do immediately when you get a call regarding “bad bolts”- and what to do right after that, and after that
• Understanding the roles all of the players in a structural bolting application -- ​
  • The Steel Contractor
  • The Bolt Buyer
  • The Receiving Inspector
  • The Bolt Salesperson
  • The Steel Detailer
  • The Steel Worker
  • The Bolting Supplier
  • The Bolting Importer
  • The Domestic Bolting Manufacturer
  • The Overseas Bolting Manufacturer
  • The Bolting Special Inspector
  • The Inspector of Record
  • The Project Quality Manager
  • The Testing Laboratory Technician
  • The Structural Engineer
  • The Engineer of Record
  • The Project Owner
  • The Special Equipment Manufacturer
  • The Standards Committees Members
  • The Various and Endless Government Agencies – State, Federal, and local.
  • The Structural Bolting Trainer
  • The Structural Bolting Consultant

Yes – the list is long and distinguished, but any one of these people can ruin your day or save your assets.