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OA26APD820PCI Online Academy: Advanced Prestressed DesignAugust 20 – October 1, 2026This course is specific to needs of the Precast / Prestressed Concrete industry. This course presents advanced design topics of precast/prestressed components based on information presented in Chapter 5 of the 8th Edition PCI Design Handbook. This course builds on the concepts introduced in the Basic Prestressed Concrete Design series offered by PCI earlier this year. This 6-part online series will present the background and details of provisions for design precast/prestressed components including torsion, dapped end design, ledge design, corbel design, design of compression members, and detailing of beam openings.8/20/2026OA26APD820Online Academy
26APC2026 PCI Architectural Precast Production WorkshopSeptember 28 – October 2, 2026PCI’s Architectural Precast Concrete Committee will conduct an Architectural Precast Production Workshop September 28-October 2, 2026 in Atlanta, GA. This year’s focus will be production practices. If you are certified in one of the architectural precast concrete certification categories, you do not want to miss this workshop.9/28/202626APCOnline Academy
OA26LL1104PCI Online Academy: Lateral LoadsNovember 4 – January 27, 2027This online academy covers wind and seismic loads for the design of lateral force resisting systems as well as diaphragms in precast concrete structures. It reviews the requirements for force determination and the detailing per ASCE 7 and ACI 318 codes. The impacts of these requirements will be examined for intermediate precast walls and special precast walls in an example structure throughout the lecture series. Diaphragm force determination following ASCE 7-16 will be presented, including simplifying assumptions for diaphragm behavior and force transfer within the diaphragm. This includes lateral forces that a structure undergoes and the associated free body diagrams of the system. Additionally, the series offers a review of lateral force resisting system components and their interrelationship to the building code and standards with respect to response modification factors, over strength factors, and deflection amplification factors. Attendees will learn how to calculate wind loads as well as seismic loads for low to high seismic applications, including classical equivalent lateral force procedure and dynamic analysis methods (e.g., response spectrum analysis), and comprehensive design and detailing of structural components.11/4/2026OA26LL1104Online Academy
26NCBC22027 NCBC Prestressed Concrete Bridge SeminarApril 1 – April 2, 2027REGISTRATION OPENS: SEPT. 21, 2026   |   Orlando, Florida4/1/202726NCBC2Online Academy