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Accessibility in Site Elements for Architects

Are you looking for a program to meet the California Architects Board ADA course requirement?

AIAOC is offering you an opportunity to earn 1.0 qualifying units for license renewal.

Title: ADA Updates for 2013

Description:

With many projects the architects orient the site plans and get a buy off on the concept prior to the design team being brought on board. There are some major accessibility issues that are being overlooked and can cause delays during plan review if these items are not incorporated during the concept phase of the project. This presentation will highlight what some of these issues are and how it impacts the projects overall accessibility. This presentation will highlight the application to multi-family as well as commercial projects.

Additionally, will also discuss the new 2013 California Building Code and how the new format is set up. We will also review 10 new items to the ADA and the California Building Code and how these impact your plans.

Learning Objectives/Discussion:

1)California Building Code 2013 format change
2)Site Planning for Accessibility
3)Coordination between Architect and Civil plans
4)10 New items to the 2013 ADA

Presenter:
Sandra Miles
Certified Access Specialist (CASp), ICC AccSp

ATKINS
75 years of design, engineering and project management excellence

Date:August 21, 2013

Time:4:30 PM check-in

Presentation:5:00 6:00 PM

Learning Units:1.0 HSW

Location:
ProGroup
17731 Cowan
Irvine, CA 92614

Cost:
$20 Members
$40 Non-Members

Ms. Miles is a Certified Access Specialists (CASp) and certified by the International Code Council (ICC) as an Accessibility Inspector / Plans Examiner. Her background includes 22 years of experience in the architectural, engineering, and construction industry, specializing in site accessibility projects over the last 12 years. Currently she is employed by Atkins and offers a full range of accessibility compliance services including design, consulting, site inspections, CASp reports, plan review, training and educational needs to assist in complying with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA)."