Curecrete Announces New Online AIA Course for Type 1L Cement/Concrete

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Curecrete Launches Free Online AIA Course:
Type 1L Cement/Concrete – Challenges & Opportunities You Need to Know

Curecrete is excited to announce the release of its latest AIA-accredited course, “Type 1L Cement/Concrete: Challenges & Opportunities You Need to Know” (Course Number: CDIT1LE). This comprehensive course, qualifying for 1 AIA CE LU/HSW Credit, is now available free of charge on Curecrete University, Curecrete’s online learning platform, accessible at curecreteu.com.

Course Overview

Designed specifically for architects, engineers, and construction professionals, this course provides a deep dive into the properties, challenges, and best practices associated with Type 1L cement/concrete in flooring projects. Participants will explore the unique characteristics of Type 1L cement/concrete, including its implications for durability, compatibility with finishes, and safety considerations.

Through real-world examples, attendees will learn strategies to optimize the performance and longevity of Type 1L concrete floors. The course also covers industry best practices for transitioning to Type 1L concrete, risk mitigation, and achieving optimal outcomes for construction professionals and end-users alike.

Course Objectives

  1. Understanding Type 1L Cement/Concrete: Gain a thorough understanding of Type 1L cement/concrete’s properties and applications.
  2. Identifying Challenges and Concerns: Learn about the potential challenges and concerns associated with Type 1L cement/concrete.
  3. Incorporating Practical & Realistic Considerations: Explore practical strategies for incorporating Type 1L cement/concrete into projects.
  4. Collaborating, Communicating & Learning for Aligned Success: Understand the importance of collaboration and communication among all stakeholders to ensure project success.

Why This Course is Important and Timely

The concrete flooring industry is currently navigating significant changes, with Type 1L cement/concrete at the forefront. This course is crucial as it addresses the lack of available information about this new medium. It equips professionals with the knowledge needed to adapt to these changes effectively. With a lower carbon footprint, Type 1L cement/concrete is not only an advancement in material technology but also a step towards sustainable construction practices.

Commitment to Excellence and Sustainability

Curecrete is committed to leading the industry in Type 1L cement and concrete research, education, and resources, particularly as it pertains to exposed concrete surfaces in a wide variety of buildings, including but not limited to data centers, warehouses, restaurants, office buildings, and retail shops. Eliminating traditional floor coverings like tile and carpet in favor of durable, long-lasting exposed concrete floors continues to grow across all building types. By sharing knowledge from research, testing, and field feedback, Curecrete aims to empower architects, engineers, general contractors, and flooring applicators to overcome potential challenges and embrace the environmental benefits of Type 1L cement/concrete. To access Curecrete’s public resource page where we host all of our latest updates and information on Type 1L concrete, please visit Curecrete.com/type1l.

Additional Free AIA Courses

Curecrete University offers a variety of other AIA courses available free of charge, including:

Accessing the Course

The “Type 1L Cement/Concrete: Challenges & Opportunities You Need to Know” course can be accessed anytime, day or night, at Curecrete University. While the course is free and does not require an account for participation, those seeking credit and a certificate must create an account and provide their contact details. The course includes review questions and a final quiz, which must be passed with an 80% or higher to earn the credit.

Stay ahead of the curve and enhance your professional knowledge with Curecrete University’s on-demand learning opportunities. Visit curecreteu.com today to enroll.

For more information, please visit curecreteu.com or contact Curecrete’s Marketing department at marekting@curecrete.com.