Cold-formed steel (CFS) framing is often used for non-structural applications such as interior partitions. But it can also be used as the main structural framing element of a building, and that may require a whole new set of knowledge for owners, project managers, estimators, foremen, superintendents, code officials and architects.

The Association of Walls and Ceilings Industry (AWCI) has developed a program called Steel—Doing It Right® to provide a thorough introduction to the information a contractor needs to effectively estimate, plan and deliver on a project where CFS is used in structural systems.

Thanks to AWCI, highlights of this course will be included in articles and social posts through BuildSteel.org.

By taking this course, participants can learn about cold-formed steel construction best practices, tap the market opportunity for CFS framing and increase their potential for business growth.

While the course is not a certification program, each seminar participant receives a certificate of attendance. Attending engineers are eligible for 9 Professional Development hours, and 9 LU hours are available for AIA credit via the AIA “Self-Report” option.

The Steel—Doing It Right course promises a solid return on investment. “This seminar will keep the attorneys away and provide information to increase the contractor’s bottom line,” one attendee says.

In this first, Steel—Doing It Right series post, we’ll highlight two main points:

1. The advantages of using CFS framing in buildings
2. The sustainable attributes of building with metal framing

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