DESIGNATED MEETING ROOM: S224
Unlock the potential of your career in metal roofing! In Part one of this two-day, eight-hour introductory certificate program based on MCA’s Metal Roof Installation Manual, participants will learn from industry experts and get classroom training on topics from substrates, safety, sealants, flashings, panel types and connections, tools, fasteners, maintenance, and more. Upon successful completion of this two-day training program, individuals who prove themselves to be qualified will receive MCA’s Metal Roofing Certificate of Completion. Registrants can then see examples of what they learned in the METALCON Exhibit Hall and further educate themselves on the metal systems, and network with industry experts. This also gives manufacturers access to a pool of individuals trained in proper methods of metal roof installation. For those new to metal roofing, this program presents a great opportunity to learn about the industry, while experiencing practical training.
Learning Objectives:
- Master the basics of substrates, safety, roofing sealants and more.
- Learn how to implement safety systems for your roofing installers.
- Explore common pitfalls and the safety issues to address as soon as they are discovered.
- Learn which sealants are ideal for specific environments and usages.
- Discover the optimal metals for various environmental situations.
This workshop is located in meeting room S224 and requires pre-registration, an additional fee.
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This session is presented by our partnering association:
About the MCA:
The Metal Construction Association is an organization of manufacturers and suppliers whose metal products are used in structures throughout the world. Since it was formed in 1983, MCA has focused on one key strategy – to promote the use of metal in the building envelope through marketing, education, and action on public policies that affect metal’s use. MCA’s marketing and technical activities create awareness of metal, its applications, and its benefits. MCA also works to eliminate barriers to metal’s use in construction by supporting product performance testing, initiating research, and monitoring and responding to codes and regulations that affect metal. These well-established activities help educate building owners, designers, installers, educators and those who determine relevant codes and standards. The result – more metal products are chosen for a broader scope of projects.
Presenters:
Steve Maule, P.E.
Engineering Manager, Fabral Metal Wall and Roofing Systems
Steve Maule is the Engineering Manager at Fabral Metal Wall and Roof Systems, where he has worked as part of their engineering team for over 18 years. Steve has a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Mechanical Engineering from Penn State University and has spent his career building his expertise in the metal cladding industry. He is a registered Professional Engineer (PE). Today, Steve is a cross-functional team leader managing product testing, project estimating, product training, warranties, new product development and more. He is an active representative and committee member of the Metal Construction Association (MCA).
Steven Minunni
Northeast District Manager, ATAS International, Inc.
Steven Minunni is the Northeast District Sales Manager for ATAS International. He has worked for ATAS since 1998 and has over 30 years’ experience in construction sales. Steven has earned several industry certifications including the LEED Green Associate from the United States Green Building Council, Construction Documents Technology from the Construction Specifications Institute, and Metal Roof Installation from the Metal Construction Association. He recently headed up the creation of ATAS’ two-day seminar on Wall Panel installation that was launched in November of 2021.