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Building on more than sixty years of finding innovative solutions to construction-related problems, WJE recognizes the value of knowledge sharing and collaboration, not just among our employees but with our industry colleagues as well. Through a series of articles, our experts share their knowledge and experiences on a variety of topics, both general and specific. We encourage you to use our filters to find subjects that interest you and may help you better understand a challenge you face in your work.
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Our employees benefit from the opportunity to learn from their colleagues through an ongoing WJE internal education initiative that utilizes webinars to share knowledge and insights with one another. In addition, we host webinars for our clients and friends of WJE. Here we present a variety of those programs for your education. We encourage you to search through our library for subjects of interest to you. Watch, listen, and share with others. We hope you'll learn something new that will help you in your work.
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Overview of Chicago's High-Rise Fire Ordinance and guidelines to achieve compliance MORE >After the Deadline: Compliance with Chicago's High-Rise Fire Ordinance -
Systematic approach for evaluating terra cotta facades, including both laboratory and field testing MORE >Evaluation of Terra Cotta Cladding Systems -
Overview of seismic evaluation process and key areas to examine when considering seismic safety MORE >Evaluating the Seismic Safety of Buildings -
Major types of engineered wood products frequently found in modern construction MORE >Introduction to Engineered Wood Products -
Investigation of performance issues associated with bridge and structure grout MORE >SikaGrout 300PT -
Roofing Adhesives for Membrane and Insulation Attachment MORE >Roofing Adhesives -
Myths and facts about sustainable energy efficient roofs MORE >Sustainable Energy Efficient Roofs -
An overview of late 19th and early 20th century concrete reinforcement systems MORE >Historic Concrete Reinforcing Bars and Bar Systems -
In-situ glass reportedly damaged by wind-borne debris MORE >Strength of Damaged, In-Service Glass -
Overview of how solid sawn wood allowable stresses are developed and tested MORE >Wood Allowable Stresses -
Design considerations for slab-on-grade construction focusing on concepts used by WJE MORE >Slab-On-Grade: Introduction to Design Considerations -
Design provisions for adhesive anchors are discussed and considered MORE >Adhesive Anchors: Basic Behavior and Code Design Provisions -
Introduction to UHPC, and a discussion of its development and properties MORE >Introduction to Ultra-High Performance Concrete
Experience WJE's capabilities, project work, laboratories, and company culture as told by our staff and clients in this selection of videos.
WJE encourages its engineers, architects, and materials scientists to contribute to the ongoing dialogue of the built world through the sharing of presentations at conferences, seminars, and other educational forums. Please check back on a regular basis to see where a WJE expert will be speaking next.
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If you’re planning your next meeting or conference and need a knowledgeable and experienced speaker to address industry challenges and solutions related to structural, architectural, and materials problems in new and existing structures, please contact us today.FacadeOrdinance.com contains general information regarding facade ordinances in various cities throughout the United States. The site contains information, deadlines, and timelines on facade ordinances for Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Detroit, Milwaukee, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, and St. Louis.
SeismicOrdinances.com serves as a knowledge base for information regarding seismic assessment and retrofit requirements and relevant deadlines that pertain to seismic ordinances in various cities throughout California. The site covers both wood-frame soft-story structures and non-ductile concrete structures in the following cities: Alameda, Berkeley, Beverly Hills, Burbank, Fremont, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Oakland, Pasadena, Richmond, San Francisco, Santa Monica, Torrance, and West Hollywood.
