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Building Envelope

Installation of Windows and Doors
2 Days (Fri/Sat)

Have you met your CCB requirements for the year?


The threat of water intrusion is a costly liability to contractors. Discover what you need to know about window and door installation based on accepted industry standards.
 
This two day seminar guides you through building principles and the complex array of applicable building code requirements.
 
Developed by a local expert, who understands Pacific Northwest conditions, NWCC’s Building Envelope teaches you how to prevent or manage water infiltration and penetration at window and door openings. You’ll learn how to address project-specific architectural plans and specifications, manufacturers’ installation instructions and specifications.
 

The NWCC Building Envelope curriculum gives your company the competitive advantage, demonstrating your commitment to the highest level of professional, quality work.  Join us in setting the standard.

Meet the Codes:  Performance Requirements on Exterior Wall Water Damage
 

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Program Overview

  • Common Window and Door problems and issues
  • Performance requirements and ratings
  • Window / Door storage and protection
  • Window / Door installation tolerances and shimming requirements
  • Window / Door sill pan products and installation
  • Installation techniques for integral flange windows
  • Installation techniques for non-integral flange windows
  • Installation techniques for block type windows
  • Installation techniques for exterior swing-type doors
  • Installation techniques for exterior flange-type doors
  • Window / Door flashing materials
  • Sealant products and installation techniques
  • Fasteners and material compatibility
 
The courses offered at NWCC meet the qualifications for Elective Continuing Education requirements for residential and commercial contractors.
 
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Residential Continuing Education
 
Commercial Continuing Education

This course meets the Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) continuing education requirements of key employees. ORS 701.124, OAR 812-020-0065 and 812-020-0070.