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National Precast

02 Aug, 2016

Started in 1990 by a small group of precast manufacturers, National Precast has grown to become the peak body for the Australian precast concrete industry and is now an organisation which is well known and respected within the construction sector. Now the precast manufacturing industry’s recognised voice, National Precast comprises members both large and small, in all product categories, and across all states.

Members of National Precast span the entire building and construction industry, and include precast manufacturers, product and service suppliers, builders, architects, engineers, solicitors, accountants and allied organisations. National Precast facilitates the development of improved relationships between industry stakeholders and the sharing of knowledge through quarterly national members’ meetings and dinners, workshops and other events.


Online learning on precast now available

As the peak body of the Australian precast concrete industry, National Precast is invested in ensuring a safer, more standardised and sustainable construction industry and in improving the competency of all industry stakeholders.

As well as the Association’s traditional publications, digital publications and a range of online learning modules are now being developed. Both are publicly accessible through www.nationalprecastonline.com.au.

The growing range of modules and publications has been carefully developed to benefit a range of industry stakeholders including architects, engineers, builders, precast manufacturers and students.

The interactive learning modules provide written and illustrated examples to assist industry professionals to learn and critically examine industry practices.

With a variety of digital publications available, the online learning modules on offer include An Introduction to Precast and Understanding Grouted Precast Joints.

Introduction to Precast
This course gives you an introduction to precast. Learn about how precast differs from site poured concrete, the types and applications of precast elements and why it’s the fastest and most efficient construction method available. You’ll be provided with an overview of the manufacturing, transport and installation processes.

Understanding grouted precast joints – Technical Course
This technical course is based on the highly regarded industry guidance released by National Precast, Understanding Grouted Precast Joints – A guide for engineers and building contractors.

It is an exclusive course that will lead you through the guide and develop your knowledge of grouted precast joints.

In this course you will learn:

  • Design and Specification
  • Joint types and elements
  • Common grouting methods
  • Responsibilities of parties in construction phase
  • Aesthetics

To register, visit www.nationalprecastonline.com.au.

www.nationalprecast.com.au

 

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