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SUMMARY:Waterproofing Now and Beyond 2022 - 15 June - Parramatta
DESCRIPTION:Waterproofing Now and Beyond 2022 brings together three prominent waterproofing experts in one place. This half-day seminar provides an overview of the waterproofing industry’s state-of-play – the issues\, the insights and the innovations. It takes you through the current crises (including the Leaky Building Syndrome) then delves into defect identification\, competency requirements and the \nAustralian Standards as they apply to waterproofing. Also included is a sneak peek into emerging digital technology that will revolutionise the construction industry. \nThis event will be of interest to small or large construction/waterproofing business\, contractors\, product supplies\, designers\, project managers and inspectors. CPD points apply.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/waterproofing-in-2022-and-beyond-15-17-june-sydney/
LOCATION:Ridges Parramatta\, Triple Crown Ballroom\, 116 – 118 James Ruse Drive\, Rosehill\, Rosehill\, NSW\, 2142\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211123T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211123T183000
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SUMMARY:Planter Box Design & Construct
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will help you gain better understanding of considering a holistic design and construct methodology.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nWaterproofing failures of planter boxes is one of the top-ranking failure points in the construction industry. Unfortunately\, to date\, there is little guidance on how to design and waterproof planter boxes correctly. But the contributing factors of why planter boxes fail\, is extensive. It is quite common to find large garden areas that are built over\, or adjacent to buildings without adequate waterproofing protection This is a recipe for disaster. \nTypically\, we have two different common construction methods\, rigid and lightweight constructed planters. Rigid\, consisting of concrete and masonry structural elements\, or lightweight\, being constructed of timber/ steel framed and overlaid with compliant materials in accordance with AS4654.2-2012. \n\n \n\nThe design of planter boxes must comprise of a holistic methodology\, that considers a few key elements\, such as\, drainage\, falls and overflow provisions\, correct penetration detailing\, sheet v liquid membrane selection\, growing medium selection\, protection\, containment and ongoing maintenance serviceability. \nThis webinar will assist attendees to gain the understanding of considering a holistic design and construct methodology. \nSome of the topics covered: \n\nMandatory NCC Compliance for planter box construction\nRain garden v planter box design considerations\nFalls\, drainage and overflow requirements\nCorrect service penetration detailing\nWaterproof membrane selection\nRoot-resistance and protection methods\nEfflorescence control\nServiceability and ongoing maintenance allowance\n\nDeveloped and presented by: \n\nByron Landeryou\nMartin Stockley\n\nCPD Points Earned: 2
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/planter-box-design-construct/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211116T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211116T183000
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SUMMARY:Basement Tanking Design
DESCRIPTION:In this webinar\, you will learn how to develop the necessary strategies to waterproof basements successfully.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nResidential basements are now a popular building design feature due to limited space\, particularly around the inner suburban environment. Basements require early planning and an in-depth understanding of the principles of waterproofing for these structures to survive and remain serviceable for their intended life span. \nIn this webinar\, we will you to develop the necessary strategies to waterproof basements successfully. We will discuss and explain – \n\nhabitable and non-habitable designs\,\n\n\nwater tables (natural & perched)\,\n\n\nhydrostatic and non-hydrostatic installations\,\n\n\nthe differences between blindside\, positive\, negative side tanking\n\n\nwet and dry basement considerations and\n\n\nhow to integrate drainage.\n\nWe close off the webinar by introducing attendees to selecting a variety of alternative membrane systems based on a risk vs cost analysis. \nwaMain Takeaways \n\nLearn the Mandatory compliance requirements to NCC for basement construction\n\n\nHabitable vs non-habitable designs\n\n\nSite assessment\, risk analysis & OH&S requirements\n\n\nHydrostatic vs non-hydrostatic pressure\n\n\nPositive\, negative and blindside membranes\n\n\nMembrane system selection.\n\nDeveloped and presented by: \n\nByron Landeryou\nMartin Stockley\n\nCPD Points Earned: 2
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/basement-tanking-design-4/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211109T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211109T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
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LAST-MODIFIED:20211011T054016Z
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SUMMARY:Balconies to Fail or Not to Fail
DESCRIPTION:In this webinar\, you will discover and learn the important elements of waterproofing balconies.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nWhen it comes to the construction of balconies\, it is well known that waterproofing issues are the most common cause of their failure. \nIn this webinar we break down the key elements of waterproofing balconies. We simplify the critical National Construction Code and AS4654 requirements related to balcony construction compliance to help you minimize the risk of balcony failure and achieve long-term success. We expand the issue beyond balconies\, covering Australia’s ‘leaky building syndrome’ using real-life case studies. \nMain Takeaways \n\nThe common mistakes behind balconies’ failures – including architectural design faults\nMembrane selection\, correct membrane termination\, drainage selection\, movement types\nLearn how to develop a ‘scope of works’\nThe costs of defects\nCompliance to NCC for balcony construction and where we are headed in Australia\n\nDeveloped and presented by: \n\nByron Landeryou\nBarry Tanner\n\nCPD Points Earned: 1
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/balconies-to-fail-or-not-to-fail-5/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211026T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211026T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20211003T145808Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211011T060112Z
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SUMMARY:Monitoring & Testing the Waterproofing Installation for Success
DESCRIPTION:Gain a better understanding of how to monitor and test back-end waterproofing processes to ensure quality of workmanship is upheld.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nThe effort exerted in modern constructions is biased towards ‘front-end’ elements – design and materials selection – with insufficient attention on the ‘back-end’ – construction processes and quality control\, which are vital for the successful execution of the designs. \n \nThis helps to explain why the overwhelming majority of waterproofing failures are caused by installation deficiencies. \nIn this webinar we examine and explain how to monitor and test back-end waterproofing processes to ensure quality of workmanship is upheld. \nMain Takeaways \n\nLearn how to implement quality testing successfully\nLearn how to develop a ‘scope of works’ for waterproofing\nLearn key performance parameters of waterproofing\nLearn the testing requirements for AS3740 and AS4654.2 compliance\nFind out other standards relevant to successful waterproofing installation\nDevelop a wholistic view of waterproofing quality control and record-keeping.\n\nDeveloped and presented by: \n\nByron Landeryou\nDavid Previte\n\nCPD Points Earned: 1
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/monitoring-testing-the-waterproofing-installation-for-success%f0%9f%95%b5%ef%b8%8f%e2%80%8d%e2%99%82%ef%b8%8f/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211019T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211019T183000
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SUMMARY:Water Stop Compliance to AS3740
DESCRIPTION:You will learn strategies to ensure that the water stops are not only installed but are also adhering to the building code.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nIn this webinar we take a step-by-step look at the mandatory locations where water stops should be installed to comply with AS3740. You will learn strategies to ensure that the builder\, the tiler or the waterproofer not only installs the water stops but adheres to the building code. \nMain Takeaways \n\n\n\nUnderstanding sub-tile water damage\nWater stops and why they commonly fail\nCompliant installations to AS3740\nWho installs the water stops\, the builder\, waterproofer or the tiler?\n\n\n\nDeveloped and presented by: \nByron Landeryou \nCPD Points Earned: 1
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/water-stop-compliance-to-as3740/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211012T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211012T183000
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SUMMARY:Acceptable Substrates for Waterproofing
DESCRIPTION:How wall or floor lining systems & substrates are installed will have a dramatic effect on results\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nMany waterproofing failures can be attributed to poor processes conducted by the builder\, or the builder’s sub-contractors. The importance of how the wall or floor lining systems and substrates have been installed will have a dramatic effect on the end result of the waterproofing installation success. \nWith many builders now placing such a heavy reliance on the sub-contractors be experts and to conduct their practices in accordance with installation guides\, standards and most of the time unsupervised. We have seen a dramatic increase in unacceptable substrates being prepared for waterproofing installations. \nCommonly\, waterproofers are subjected to install the waterproof membrane to substrates that have been clearly installed incorrectly. Such scenarios comprise of incorrect fixing amounts\, incorrect topping compounds being used\, sheet flooring configuration\, drainage types and amounts used\, external cladding detailing\, lack of expansion joints\, inadequate fall methodology and overflow provisions. \nIn this session we will provide attendees with real-life situations of acceptable and unacceptable situations to view\, including the installation guides do’s and don’ts. Whose fault is it\, if the substrate has been installed incorrectly and the waterproof membrane has been installed over the top? \nRemember this\, “Once you accept the substrate it is your fault when it fails”. \nSome of the topics covered: \n\nSubstrate suitability to the NCC and AS requirements\nBreakdown of substrate installation guides.\nWater resistant v waterproof\nHow to assess falls/ overflows for commercial and residential constructions\nLosing your manufacturer’s warranty\nWhat does substrate acceptance really mean?\n\nDeveloped and presented by: \n\nByron Landeryou\nDarin Fitzgerald\nDavid Previte\n\nCPD Points Earned: 1
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/acceptable-substrates-for-waterproofing/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211005T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211005T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20211003T144458Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211003T162910Z
UID:132563-1633453200-1633458600@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Developing Waterproofing Materials Specifications
DESCRIPTION:Waterproofing Awareness Webinar – Developing a Waterproofing Materials Specification \nThe vast majority waterproofing materials failures can be attributed to membranes under performing in service conditions that they were not intended to be exposed. \nCurrently the selection of waterproofing materials is often left to the discretion of the waterproofing contractor and a design and construct model in a competitive tender market.  Unfortunately\, this results in suitable products being replaced with more cost-effective options that may not be suitable for the service conditions to which they will be exposed\, with disastrous consequences. \nThe NCC has requirements for demonstrating ‘fit for purpose’ of any materials\, products or forms of construction used on a project and waterproofing materials must demonstrate compliance with this requirement. NCC compliance pathways and evidence of suitability will be discussed in the context of waterproofing materials. Australian Standards documents exist as deemed-to-satisfy provisions for evaluating the performance of waterproofing materials in construction. \nA Waterproofing Materials Specification is a project specific document that is typically best developed by the manufacturer or supplier of the materials as they are expected to have a current and thorough understanding of the waterproofing materials intended use scenarios.  The Waterproofing Materials Specification must be more than a list of materials and location to demonstrate compliance with the National Construction Code\, project specific information such as substrate type\, overlay types and many other criteria must all be identified to confirm the materials are being used as intended. \nSome of the topics covered: \n\nUnderstanding technical data sheets\nNCC Compliance requirements\nAustralian Standards for waterproofing materials testing and performance\nKey criteria required for a Waterproofing Materials Specification\n\nDeveloped and presented by: \n\nByron Landeryou\nDarin Fitzgerald\nDavid Previte\n\nWebinar replay available to all paid ticket holders with a one-time access code.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/developing-waterproofing-materials-specifications/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210915T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210915T140000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210829T143909Z
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UID:128819-1631710800-1631714400@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Upcoming Webinar –  Waterproofing Internal Wet Areas to AS3740-2021
DESCRIPTION:Upcoming Webinar – Waterproofing internal wet areas to AS3740-2021 \n\n\n\nDanrae is offering a webinar in waterproofing internal wet areas to AS3740-2021. \nThe webinar covers – \n·         What has changed since the last standard? \n·         Key areas of where faults can occur \n·         Terminology and incorporation into the building code. \n·         Q&A \n  \nWhen? \nDate: Wednesday 15th September \nTime: 1:00pm – 2:00pm \n  \nThe Presenters \nThe presenters are Danrae Group Founder\, Ron Caruana and CEO\, Daniel Caruana – and both of them know waterproofing inside and out. \n  \nRon is a licenced waterproofer\, builder and electrician who founded Danrae Group in 1996 with his wife\, Lillian. He now works across several areas of the business and is our lead project manager. He is a Committee Member of the Australian Institute of Waterproofing\, and a speaker for the Housing Industry Association\, Institute of Building Consultants\, Institute of Hospital Engineers Australia and Association of Accredited Certifiers. \n  \nDaniel has worked in waterproofing from the ground up\, and in addition to holding an MBA\, he is a licensed builder and waterproofer. Collectively\, he and Ron have decades of experience and the knowledge to help you make the best decisions for your property\, your tenants and/or your clients.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/upcoming-webinar-waterproofing-internal-wet-areas-to-as3740-2021/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210817T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210817T190000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210527T171745Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210527T172810Z
UID:119123-1629219600-1629226800@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Basement Tanking Design
DESCRIPTION:Basement Tanking Design\nCourse Overview \nResidential basements are now a popular building design feature due to limited space\, particularly around the inner suburban environment. Basements require early planning and an in-depth understanding of the principles of waterproofing for these structures to survive and remain serviceable for their intended life span. \nIn this webinar\, we will you to develop the necessary strategies to waterproof basements successfully. We will discuss and explain – \n• habitable and non-habitable designs \n• water tables (natural & perched) \n• hydrostatic and non-hydrostatic installations \n• the differences between blindside\, positive\, negative side tanking; and \n• how to integrate drainage. \nWe close off the webinar by introducing attendees to selecting a variety of alternative membrane systems based on a risk vs cost analysis. \nMain Takeaways \n• Learn the Mandatory compliance requirements to NCC for basement construction \n• Habitable vs non-habitable designs \n• Site assessment\, risk analysis & OH&S requirements \n• Hydrostatic vs non-hydrostatic pressure \n• Positive\, negative and blindside membranes \n• Membrane system selection. \nWhen Tuesday\, 17 August\, 2021 \nTime 5:00 – 7:00 PM \nStyle Webinar \nCPD Credit 2 \nAbout the Trainer – Byron Landeryou – Waterproof Awareness\nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile waterproofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. He now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications as his license agreement with Standards Australia allows him to reference the relevant standards. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing. \nDisclaimer\nAdvertising of courses on the AIW website\, social media etc. should not be construed as endorsement. The provider of this course is Waterproof Awareness. All enquiries regarding the webinars should be made directly to the course provider.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/basement-tanking-design-3/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210810T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210810T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210527T171446Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210527T171447Z
UID:119091-1628614800-1628620200@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Balconies – To Fail or Not to Fail?
DESCRIPTION:Balconies – To Fail or Not to Fail?\nCourse Overview \nWhen it comes to the construction of balconies\, it is well known that waterproofing issues are the most common cause of their failure. \nIn this webinar we break down the key elements of waterproofing balconies. We simplify the critical National Construction Code and AS4654 requirements related to balcony construction compliance to help you minimize the risk of balcony failure and achieve long-term success. We expand the issue beyond balconies\, covering Australia’s ‘leaky building syndrome’ using real-life case studies. \nMain Takeaways \n• The common mistakes behind balconies’ failures – including architectural design faults \n• Membrane selection\, correct membrane termination\, drainage selection\, movement types \n• Learn how to develop a ‘scope of works’ \n• The costs of defects \n• Compliance to NCC for balcony construction and where we are headed in Australia. \nWhen Tuesday\, 10 August\, 2021 \nTime 5:00 – 6:30 PM \nStyle Online Live Webinar \nCPD Credit 1 \nAbout the Trainer – Byron Landeryou – Waterproof Awareness\nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile waterproofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. He now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications as his license agreement with Standards Australia allows him to reference the relevant standards. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing. \nDisclaimer\nAdvertising of courses on the AIW website\, social media etc. should not be construed as endorsement. The provider of this course is Waterproof Awareness. All enquiries regarding the webinars should be made directly to the course provider.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/balconies-to-fail-or-not-to-fail-4/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210803T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210803T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210527T170937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210527T170938Z
UID:119043-1628010000-1628015400@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Screeds\, Additives and Admixtures
DESCRIPTION:Screeds\, Additives and Admixtures\nCourse Overview \nHow well do you know your screeds\, reinforcement requirements and compliance? On a daily basis\, we see many screeds being installed incorrectly. Additionally\, many failures are attributed to the incorrect use of reinforcement mesh and expansion joints. \n• Do you know the difference between a proprietary screed and a non-proprietary screed? \n• When should your screed be bonded or unbonded? \n• What about reinforcement – mesh\, placement\, expansion joints etc.? \nIn this webinar you will learn how to identify and locate the correct information to comply with Australian standards and how to make educated decisions when it comes to installing bonded\, un-bonded\, floating screeds and levelling systems. \nMain Takeaways \n• Know the codes and standards relating to screeds \n• Learn the difference between bonded and un-bonded screeds \n• Know the difference between proprietary and non-proprietary screeds \n• How to determine when reinforcement mesh is required \n• Additives\, admixtures and their various uses \n• Expansion/ movement joint detailing. \nWhen Tuesday\, 3 August\, 2021 \nTime 5:00 – 6:30 PM \nStyle Online Live Webinar \nCPD Credit 1 \nAbout the Trainer – Byron Landeryou – Waterproof Awareness\nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile waterproofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. He now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications as his license agreement with Standards Australia allows him to reference the relevant standards. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing. \nDisclaimer\nAdvertising of courses on the AIW website\, social media etc. should not be construed as endorsement. The provider of this course is Waterproof Awareness. All enquiries regarding the webinars should be made directly to the course provider.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/screeds-additives-and-admixtures-4/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210727T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210727T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210527T170711Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210527T180104Z
UID:119011-1627405200-1627410600@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Monitoring and Testing the Waterproofing Process
DESCRIPTION:Monitoring and Testing the Waterproofing Process\nCourse Overview \nThe effort exerted in modern constructions is biased towards ‘front-end’ elements – design and materials selection – with insufficient attention on the ‘back-end’ – construction processes and quality control\, which are vital for the successful execution of the designs. \nThis helps to explain why the overwhelming majority of waterproofing failures are caused by installation deficiencies. \nIn this webinar we examine and explain how to test and monitor back-end waterproofing processes to ensure quality of workmanship is upheld. \nMain Takeaways \n• Learn how to implement quality testing successfully \n• Learn how to develop a ‘scope of works’ for waterproofing \n• Learn key performance parameters of waterproofing \n• Learn the testing requirements for AS3740 and AS4654.2 compliance \n• Find out other standards relevant to successful waterproofing installation \n• Develop a wholistic view of waterproofing quality control and record-keeping. \nWhen Tuesday\, 27 July\, 2021 \nTime 5:00 – 6:30 PM \nStyle Online Live Webinar \nCPD Credit 1 \nAbout the Trainer – Byron Landeryou – Waterproof Awareness\nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile waterproofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. He now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications as his license agreement with Standards Australia allows him to reference the relevant standards. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing. \nDisclaimer\nAdvertising of courses on the AIW website\, social media etc. should not be construed as endorsement. The provider of this course is Waterproof Awareness. All enquiries regarding the webinars should be made directly to the course provider.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/monitoring-and-testing-the-waterproofing-process/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210720T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210720T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210527T170324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210527T171020Z
UID:118979-1626800400-1626805800@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Understanding Technical Data Sheets for Waterproofing
DESCRIPTION:Understanding Technical Data Sheets for Waterproofing\nCourse Overview \nAnyone can buy waterproofing products\, but results show us that not many applicators can install the products correctly. Incorrect application can lead to costly failures leaving applicators vulnerable to litigation claims. Statistically\, product failure only attributes to approximately 5% of the failures we see in the industry\, with design and application error 35% and 60% respectively (estimated percentages). \nMain Takeaways \n• How to identify if the product is compliant to the relevant codes and standards \n• Identifying whether the product is “fit for purpose” for the site requirements \n• Forming system compatibility chains \n• Product warranty and compliance certificates \n• Determining what you are covered for in the event of a failure \n• How to determine if the job is going to cost you more than you can earn. \nWhen Tuesday\, 20 July\, 2021 \nTime 5:00 – 6:30 PM \nStyle Online Live Webinar \nCPD Credit 1 \nAbout the Trainer – Byron Landeryou – Waterproof Awareness\nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile waterproofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. He now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications as his license agreement with Standards Australia allows him to reference the relevant standards. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing. \nDisclaimer\nAdvertising of courses on the AIW website\, social media etc. should not be construed as endorsement. The provider of this course is Waterproof Awareness. All enquiries regarding the webinars should be made directly to the course provider.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/understanding-technical-data-sheets-for-waterproofing-2/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210713T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210713T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210527T165808Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210527T165809Z
UID:118931-1626195600-1626201000@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Correct Installation of Water Stops to AS3740-2010 Compliance
DESCRIPTION:Correct Installation of Water Stops to AS3740-2010 Compliance \nCourse content – \n\nStep by step lesson in AS3740 water stop compliance.\nCommon misunderstanding about the purpose of the water stop.\nSimple mistakes that have huge rectification costs.\nWho should install the water stop?\n\n About the Trainer – Byron Landeryou – Waterproof Awareness\nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile waterproofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. He now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications as his license agreement with Standards Australia allows him to reference the relevant standards. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing. \nDisclaimer\nAdvertising of courses on the AIW website\, social media etc. should not be construed as endorsement. The provider of this course is Waterproof Awareness. All enquiries regarding the webinars should be made directly to the course provider.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/correct-installation-of-water-stops-to-as3740-2010-compliance-2/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210713T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210713T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210524T122227Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210527T175441Z
UID:118547-1626195600-1626201000@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Waterproofing Webinars - The Essential Six
DESCRIPTION:This webinar series (by Waterproof Awareness) focuses on the essential six areas of waterproofing where mistakes commonly occur. Each session takes you through the main issues before honing in on case studies to illustrate real-life problems\, showing exactly how and why waterproofing fails and linking every process to the Australian standards and regulatory requirements. \nThe series topics are –\n1. Water stop compliance to AS3740-2010\n2. Understanding Technical Data Sheets for Waterproofing\n3. Monitoring and Testing the Waterproofing Process\n4. Screeds\, Additives & Admixtures\n5. Balconies to Fail or Not to Fail?\n6. Basement Tanking Design \nWhen\nSeries starts on Tuesday\, 13 July 2021 \nPricing – Early Bird Offer\nPurchase all 6 webinars for the early bird price of $199 (ends 15th June 2021\, normal price $249) https://www.eventbrite.com/e/buy-all-6-waterproofing-and-save-now-tickets-149499780869 \nAbout the Trainer – Byron Landeryou – Waterproof Awareness\nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile waterproofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. He now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications as his license agreement with Standards Australia allows him to reference the relevant standards. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing. \nDisclaimer\nAdvertising of courses on the AIW website\, social media etc. should not be construed as endorsement. The provider of this course is Waterproof Awareness. All enquiries regarding the webinars should be made directly to the course provider.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/waterproofing-webinars-the-essential-six/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210624T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210624T150000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210620T182533Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210620T182629Z
UID:121107-1624543200-1624546800@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Waterproofing Concrete Design - Concrete Institute of Australia
DESCRIPTION:Webinar – Waterproofing Concrete Design \nIt’s not often that you get specific training on the relationship between waterproofing and concrete yet concrete is a huge part of many waterproofing works – think basements\, bridges and balconies. \nTwo experts in this field\, Luke Menefy (SMEC Australia) and Ryan Young (Raw Worx) will share their experiences including – \n·        Lessons learnt on new builds and remediation works for liquid retaining structures\n·        Requirements for contractors in the specific field of repair of waterproofing concrete structures\n·        Bridge waterproofing – a case study of the largest multi-structure bridge waterproofing project in Australia\n·        Technical requirements\, construction methodologies\, quality assurance\, plus more. \nWhen – Thursday\, 24 June\, 2:00 – 3:00 PM \nFor more information and bookings visit the Concrete Institute of Australia website – https://lnkd.in/gXsb-8w
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/waterproofing-concrete-design-concrete-institute-of-australia/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Concrete Institute of Australia":MAILTO:vic@concreteinstitute.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210309T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210309T170000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210110T210418Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210527T165148Z
UID:110035-1615309200-1615309200@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Basement Tanking Design
DESCRIPTION:Basement Tanking Design\n  \nWhen                                      Tuesday\, 9 March\, 2020 \nTime                                        5:00 – 6:30 PM \nPrice                                        $64.39 (includes online booking fee) \nStyle                                        Webinar \nCPD Credit                              1 \n  \nCourse Overview                    \nResidential basements are now a popular building design feature due to limited space\, particularly around the inner suburban environment. Basements require early planning and an in-depth understanding of the principles of waterproofing for these structures to survive and remain serviceable for their intended life span. \n  \nIn this webinar\, we will you to develop the necessary strategies to waterproof basements successfully. We will discuss and explain – \n\nhabitable and non-habitable designs\,\nwater tables (natural & perched)\,\nhydrostatic and non-hydrostatic installations\,\nthe differences between blindside\, positive\, negative side tanking and\nhow to integrate drainage.\n\n  \nWe close off the webinar by introducing attendees to selecting a variety of alternative membrane systems based on a risk vs cost analysis. \n  \nMain Takeaways \n\nLearn the Mandatory compliance requirements to NCC for basement construction\nHabitable vs non-habitable designs\nSite assessment\, risk analysis & OH&S requirements\nHydrostatic vs non-hydrostatic pressure\nPositive\, negative and blindside membranes\nMembrane system selection.\n\n  \nHow to Register \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/basement-tanking-design-tickets-135942199779 \n  \nOur Goal \nOur goal is to help you develop the skills to use any product or manufacturer and become the best in your industry! \n  \nTeacher           Byron Landeryou \nByron Landeryou is the founder of Waterproof Awareness and currently contracts to the Master Builders of Victoria where he is teaching waterproofing and assisting in the course and resource re-development of their current Industry-leading waterproofing courses. \nByron is one of few experienced waterproofing and tiling consultants in Australia with extensive knowledge and 20 years’ experience in under-tile waterproofing design\, installation and teaching\, fault identification and appropriate rectification processes. \n  \nCo-Developed by Martin Stockley\nMartin Stockley has 40+ years of waterproofing experience including design of systems\, specifications\, quotations\, and installation for a wide range of systems. His expertise includes to roofs\, balconies\, terraces\, podium decks\, planters\, warm roofs\, green roofs\, basements and below grade retaining walls recommendations and remediation assessments.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/basement-tanking-design-2/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210302T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210302T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210110T202533Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210120T003858Z
UID:109955-1614704400-1614709800@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Balconies – To Fail or Not to Fail?
DESCRIPTION:Balconies – To Fail or Not to Fail?\n  \nWhen                                      Tuesday\, 2 March\, 2020 \nTime                                        5:00 – 6:30 PM \nPrice                                        $64.39 (includes online booking fee) \nStyle                                        Webinar \nCPD Credit                              1 \n  \nCourse Overview                    \nWhen it comes to the construction of balconies\, it is well known that waterproofing issues are the most common cause of their failure. \n  \nIn this webinar we break down the key elements of waterproofing balconies. We simplify the critical National Construction Code and AS4654 requirements related to balcony construction compliance to help you minimize the risk of balcony failure and achieve long-term success. We expand the issue beyond balconies\, covering Australia’s ‘leaky building syndrome’ using real-life case studies. \n  \nMain Takeaways \n\nThe common mistakes behind balconies’ failures – including architectural design faults\nMembrane selection\, correct membrane termination\, drainage selection\, movement types\nLearn how to develop a ‘scope of works’\nThe costs of defects\nCompliance to NCC for balcony construction and where we are headed in Australia.\n\n  \nHow to Register \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/balconies-to-fail-or-not-to-fail-tickets-133034458647 \n  \nOur Goal \nOur goal is to help you develop the skills to use any product or manufacturer and become the best in your industry! \n  \nTeacher           Byron Landeryou \nByron Landeryou is the founder of Waterproof Awareness and currently contracts to the Master Builders of Victoria where he is teaching waterproofing and assisting in the course and resource re-development of their current Industry-leading waterproofing courses. \nByron is one of few experienced waterproofing and tiling consultants in Australia with extensive knowledge and 20 years’ experience in under-tile waterproofing design\, installation and teaching\, fault identification and appropriate rectification processes. \n  \nTeacher           Barry Tanner \nBarry Tanner is the Director of Melbourne Building and Waterproofing Consultants Pty Ltd. He has over 50 years’ experience and involvement within the building industry\, specialising in the waterproofing and remedial repairs of buildings with poor construction methods or as a result of building defects.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/balconies-to-fail-or-not-to-fail-3/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210223T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210223T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210110T195441Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210120T004012Z
UID:109907-1614099600-1614105000@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Screeds\, Additives and Admixtures
DESCRIPTION:Screeds\, Additives and Admixtures\nWhen                                      Tuesday\, 23 February\, 2020 \nTime                                        5:00 – 6:30 PM \nPrice                                        $64.39 (includes online booking fee) \nStyle                                        Webinar \nCPD Credit                              1 \n  \nCourse Overview                    \nHow well do you know your screeds\, reinforcement requirements and compliance? On a daily basis\, we see many screeds being installed incorrectly. Additionally\, many failures are attributed to the incorrect use of reinforcement mesh and expansion joints. \n  \n\nDo you know the difference between a proprietary screed and a non-proprietary screed?\nWhen should your screed be bonded or unbonded?\nWhat about reinforcement – mesh\, placement\, expansion joints etc.?\n\nIn this webinar you will learn how to identify and locate the correct information to comply with Australian standards and how to make educated decisions when it comes to installing bonded\, un-bonded\, floating screeds and levelling systems. \n  \nMain Takeaways \n\nKnow the codes and standards relating to screeds\nLearn the difference between bonded and un-bonded screeds\nKnow the difference between proprietary and non-proprietary screeds\nHow to determine when reinforcement mesh is required\nAdditives\, admixtures and their various uses\nExpansion/ movement joint detailing.\n\n  \nHow to Register \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/screeds-additives-admixtures-tickets-133032879925 \n  \nOur Goal \nOur goal is to help you develop the skills to use any product or manufacturer and become the best in your industry! \n  \nTeacher           Byron Landeryou \nByron Landeryou is the founder of Waterproof Awareness and currently contracts to the Master Builders of Victoria where he is teaching waterproofing and assisting in the course and resource re-development of their current Industry-leading waterproofing courses. \nByron is one of few experienced waterproofing and tiling consultants in Australia with extensive knowledge and 20 years’ experience in under-tile waterproofing design\, installation and teaching\, fault identification and appropriate rectification processes. \nTeacher           Andrew Golle \nAndrew Golle is a certified surveyor in structural waterproofing and currently heads\, Tile Reglue Injection Method (T.R.I.M) team as a master franchisor. He has written extensively on the subject of waterproofing and is contributing his knowledge to the BDO38 Standards Australia committee for the review of AS3740. He is a member of Master Builders\, HIA\, and the Australian Institute of Waterproofing\, QMBA Renovation and Technical Committee. Andrew also represents Master Builders National on the review of Australian Standard AS 3958.1 – 2007 (Guide to the Installation of Ceramic Tiles).
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/screeds-additives-and-admixtures-3/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210216T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210216T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210110T172841Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210527T175616Z
UID:109779-1613494800-1613500200@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Monitoring and Testing the Waterproofing Process for Installation Success
DESCRIPTION:Monitoring and Testing the Waterproofing Process for Installation Success\n  \nWhen                                      Tuesday\, 16 February\, 2020 \nTime                                        5:00 – 6:30 PM \nPrice                                        $64.39 (includes online booking fee) \nStyle                                        Webinar \nCPD Credit                              1 \n  \nCourse Overview                    \nThe effort exerted in modern constructions is biased towards ‘front-end’ elements – design and materials selection – with insufficient attention on the ‘back-end’ – construction processes and quality control\, which are vital for the successful execution of the designs. This helps to explain why the overwhelming majority of waterproofing failures are caused by installation deficiencies. \nIn this webinar we examine and explain how to test and monitor back-end waterproofing processes to ensure quality of workmanship is upheld. \n\nHow to Register \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/monitoring-and-testing-the-waterproofing-process-tickets-133033511815 \n  \nMain Takeaways \n\nLearn how to implement quality testing successfully\nLearn how to develop a ‘scope of works’ for waterproofing\nLearn key performance parameters of waterproofing\nLearn the testing requirements for AS3740 and AS4654.2 compliance\nFind out other standards relevant to successful waterproofing installation\nDevelop a wholistic view of waterproofing quality control and record-keeping.\n\n  \nOur Goal \nOur goal is to help you develop the skills to use any product or manufacturer and become the best in your industry! \n  \nTrainer            Byron Landeryou \nByron Landeryou is the founder of Waterproof Awareness and currently contracts to the Master Builders of Victoria where he is teaching waterproofing and assisting in the course and resource re-development of their current Industry-leading waterproofing courses. \nByron is one of few experienced waterproofing and tiling consultants in Australia with extensive knowledge and 20 years’ experience in under-tile waterproofing design\, installation and teaching\, fault identification and appropriate rectification processes. \n  \nTrainer                        David Previte\nDavid Previte is the founder of Waterproofing Integrity which is focusses on quality control testing of waterproofing installations. David has worked in construction waterproofing for the past 12 years conducting estimation\, procurement\, installation\, management and quality control.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/testing-and-monitoring-the-waterproofing-process-for-installation-success-2/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210209T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210209T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210110T164346Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210120T004057Z
UID:109651-1612890000-1612895400@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Understanding Technical Data Sheets for Waterproofing
DESCRIPTION:Understanding Technical Data Sheets for Waterproofing\n  \nWhen                                      Tuesday\, 9 February\, 2020 \nTime                                        5:00 – 6:30 PM \nPrice                                        $64.39 (includes online booking fee) \nStyle                                        Webinar \nCPD Credit                              1 \n  \nCourse Overview                    \nAnyone can buy waterproofing products\, but results show us that not many applicators can install the products correctly. Incorrect application can lead to costly failures leaving applicators vulnerable to litigation claims. Statistically\, product failure only attributes to approximately 5% of the failures we see in the industry\, with design and application error 35% and 60% respectively (estimated percentages). \nAdhering to the stipulations on the technical data sheets is critical but how do you interpret the key pieces of information? If you are using just one product how do you know it is fit-for-purpose? Are you limiting yourself by favouring one manufacturer? And\, importantly\, whose fault is it if the substrate is not installed correctly and you apply a membrane over it and there is a failure? \nHow to Register \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/x/understanding-technical-data-sheets-for-waterproofing-tickets-133031204915 \n  \nMain Takeaways \n\nHow to identify if the product is compliant to the relevant codes and standards\nIdentifying whether the product is “fit for purpose” for the site requirements\nForming system compatibility chains\nProduct warranty and compliance certificates\nDetermining what you are covered for in the event of a failure\nHow to determine if the job is going to cost you more than you can earn.\n\nOur Goal \nOur goal is to help you develop the skills to use any product or manufacturer and become the best in your industry! \n  \nTeacher          Byron Landeryou \nByron Landeryou is the founder of Waterproof Awareness and currently contracts to the Master Builders of Victoria where he is teaching waterproofing and assisting in the course and resource re-development of their current Industry-leading waterproofing courses. \nByron is one of few experienced waterproofing and tiling consultants in Australia with extensive knowledge and 20 years’ experience in under-tile waterproofing design\, installation and teaching\, fault identification and appropriate rectification processes. \n  \nTeacher                        Darin Fitzgerald \nDarin has over 35 years’ experience in the building industry with the last 20 years in the waterproofing industry. He is a licensed waterproofing technician and certified infrared thermographer. His experience as a Technical Services Manager\, Product Manager\, Sales Manager\, Specification Advisor and Importation Manager of major waterproofing brands into Australia and New Zealand means that he has a broad knowledge of waterproofing products and understands the language of technical data and how to interpret them. He has also managed export sales into Australia and New Zealand from 128 manufacturing facilities and currently represents Australia and New Zealand in Europe for the BMI Group.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/109651/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210202T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210202T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210110T213414Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210120T004251Z
UID:110067-1612285200-1612290600@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:6-Part Series – Upskill in Six Waterproofing Problem Areas (discount applies)
DESCRIPTION:Upskill in 2021 – Discount on 6-part Waterproofing Webinars\n20% for AIW members (use code) \nMake the commitment to improving the depth and breadth of your waterproofing knowledge in 2021. Don’t put it off! Upskill yourself this year! \n  \nThis 6-part waterproofing webinar series offers you a broad range of teachings across popular waterproofing problem areas. Discount applies to the purchase of the 6-part series. Further discount applies to AIW members who use their discount code. \nLearn from experts with 20+ years’ on-the-tools and in-the-field while earning CPD points. \nDon’t put it off! \nRegister or more information \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/buy-all-6-and-save-now-series-3-tickets-135822858827 \nA huge 20% discount applies to AIW members using the discount code. (Check your inbox or ask for it at info@waterproof.org.au.) \nWebinar series\n1.      Water Stop Compliance to AS3740-2010 – 2nd February 2021 \n2.      Understanding Technical Data Sheets for Waterproofing – 9th February 2021 \n3.      Testing and Monitoring the Waterproofing Process for Installation Success – 16th February 2020 \n4.      Screeds\, Additives & Admixture – 23rd February 2021 \n5.      Balconies to Fail or Not to Fail – 2nd March 2021 \n6.      Basement Tanking Design – 9th March 2021
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/110067/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210202T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210202T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20210110T151405Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210120T004330Z
UID:109523-1612285200-1612290600@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Water Stops Compliance to AS3740
DESCRIPTION:Water Stops Compliance to AS3740\n When                                      Tuesday\, 2 February\, 2020 \nTime                                        5:00 – 6:30 PM \nPrice                                        $64.39 (includes online booking fee) \nStyle                                        Webinar \nCPD Credit                              1 \nCourse Overview                    \nInstalling water stops and waterproof membranes to internal wet areas is commonly misunderstood by many tilers and builders. Many do not understand that\, right from the first shower\, a sub-tile water table accumulates until it forces its way to unprotected building materials\, such as timber architraves\, causing them to swell. This can then generate rot and mould issues impacting the integrity of the works and the health of the occupants. \nIn this webinar we take a step-by-step look at the mandatory locations where water stops should be installed to comply with AS3740-2010. You will learn strategies to ensure that the builder\, the tiler or the waterproofer not only installs the water stops\, but adheres to the building code. \n  \nHow to Register \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/water-stop-compliance-to-as3740-2010-tickets-133029630205 \n  \nMain Takeaways \n\nUnderstanding sub-tile water damage\nWater stops and why they commonly fail\nCompliant installations to AS3740-2010\nWho installs the water stops\, the builder\, waterproofer or the tiler?\n\n  \nOur Goal \nOur goal is to help you develop the skills to use any product or manufacturer and become the best in your industry! \n  \nTeacher           Byron Landeryou \nByron Landeryou is the founder of Waterproof Awareness and currently contracts to the Master Builders of Victoria where he is teaching waterproofing and assisting in the course and resource re-development of their current Industry-leading waterproofing courses. \nByron is one of few experienced waterproofing and tiling consultants in Australia with extensive knowledge and 20 years’ experience in under-tile waterproofing design\, installation and teaching\, fault identification and appropriate rectification processes.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/https-www-eventbrite-com-e-water-stop-compliance-to-as3740-2010-tickets-133029630205/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201207T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201207T190000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20201029T195307Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201029T195307Z
UID:105891-1607360400-1607367600@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Basement Tanking Design
DESCRIPTION:Residential basements are now a popular building staple due to limited space\, particularly around the inner suburban environment. Basements require in-depth early planning and understanding of the principles of waterproofing for a long-term viability. \nIn this 2 hr webinar\, we will explain – \n\nhabitable or non-habitable designs\,\nprovide an understanding of water tables (natural & perched)\,\nhydrostatic and non-hydrostatic installations\,\nthe differences between blindside\,\npositive\, negative side tanking and\nhow to integrate drainage\, plus much more.\n\n  \nFor more details\, please click on the URL below. \nMember Discounts \nAIW Members are entitled to a 10% discount when purchasing the six webinar package. Check your membership with info@waterproof.org.au \nAbout the Teacher \nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile water proofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. \nByron now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications. Furthermore\, Byron is able to reference the relevant standards under a license agreement his company holds with Standards Australia. \nHis professional mentors include the highly esteemed\, Andrew Golle and Barry Tanner\, who have helped him develop the breadth and depth of his knowledge and foster his love of giving back to the industry through teaching. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/basement-tanking-design/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201130T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201130T183000
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CREATED:20201029T194042Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201029T194042Z
UID:105859-1606755600-1606761000@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Balconies – To Fail or Not to Fail
DESCRIPTION:Topics covered and learning outcomes – \n\nIntroduction into building balconies for long-term success\nCommon reasons why balconies fail?\nThe costs of defects and where we are headed in Australia\nCompliance to NCC for balcony construction\n\nMember Discounts \nAIW Members are entitled to a 10% discount when purchasing the six webinar package. Check your membership with info@waterproof.org.au \nAbout the Teacher \nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile water proofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. \nByron now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications. Furthermore\, Byron is able to reference the relevant standards under a license agreement his company holds with Standards Australia. \nHis professional mentors include the highly esteemed\, Andrew Golle and Barry Tanner\, who have helped him develop the breadth and depth of his knowledge and foster his love of giving back to the industry through teaching. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/balconies-to-fail-or-not-to-fail-2/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201123T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201123T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20201029T193647Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201029T193647Z
UID:105827-1606150800-1606156200@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Testing and Monitoring the Waterproofing Process for Installation Success
DESCRIPTION:Content covers \nIt is common in modern construction that effort exerted in the construction waterproofing process\, it is focused on design and materials selection at the front end of the process and little effort is left on the back end for quality control of the execution of those designs. This would explain why the overwhelming majority of waterproofing failures are caused by installation deficiencies. \nIn this webinar we will discuss the past present and future of Waterproofing Installation Quality Control including – \n\nKey performance parameters of waterproofing and how to test\nInspection Test Plans\nTesting Requirements in AS3740 and AS4654.2\nOther standards relevant to successful waterproofing installation\nHow to implement quality testing successfully\nDeveloping a scope of works for waterproofing\nHolistic view of waterproofing quality control and record keeping.\n\nAIW Member Discounts \nAIW Members are entitled to a 10% discount when purchasing the six webinar package. Check your membership with info@waterproof.org.au. \nAbout the Teacher \nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile water proofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. \nByron now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications. Furthermore\, Byron is able to reference the relevant standards under a license agreement his company holds with Standards Australia. \nHis professional mentors include the highly esteemed\, Andrew Golle and Barry Tanner\, who have helped him develop the breadth and depth of his knowledge and foster his love of giving back to the industry through teaching. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/testing-and-monitoring-the-waterproofing-process-for-installation-success/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201116T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201116T190000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20201029T193125Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201101T144112Z
UID:105795-1605546000-1605553200@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Screeds\, Additives and Admixtures
DESCRIPTION:AIW Member Discounts \nAIW Members are entitled to a 10% discount when purchasing the six webinar package. Check your membership with info@waterproof.org.au. \nCourse Content \n\nRelevant codes and standards relating to screeds\nDifference between bonded and unbonded screeds\nWhat are proprietary and non-proprietary screeds\nIs reinforcement mesh required?\nAdditives\, admixtures and their various uses\nExpansion joint detailing through all layers.\n\nAbout the Teacher \nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile water proofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. \nByron now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications. Furthermore\, Byron is able to reference the relevant standards under a license agreement his company holds with Standards Australia. \nHis professional mentors include the highly esteemed\, Andrew Golle and Barry Tanner\, who have helped him develop the breadth and depth of his knowledge and foster his love of giving back to the industry through teaching. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/screeds-additives-and-admixtures-monday-16-november/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201109T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201109T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20201026T110142Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201101T144022Z
UID:104851-1604941200-1604946600@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Understanding Technical Data Sheets for Waterproofing
DESCRIPTION:Understanding Technical Data Sheets for Waterproofing (Monday\, 9 November\, 2020) \nIf a failure occurs and ends up going to litigation\, make sure you are doing all you can to protect yourself and your client! \nFailure in waterproof installations can be broken down to 3 categories: \n\nMaterials\nDesign; and\nApplication\n\nStatistically\, product failure only attributes to approximately 5% of the failures we see in the industry\, with design and application error at 35% and 60% respectively. \nUnderstanding all the key pieces of information on the technical data sheet is often overlooked and disregarded as unimportant when it comes to waterproofing. \nAnyone can buy waterproofing products\, but the results show us that not many applicators can install the products correctly. In most cases as soon as the product leaves the store shelf and there is a failure\, it may be entirely your own responsibility. \nWho is responsible if the substrate has not been installed correctly\, a membrane is applied over it and there is a failure? \nIf you are unsure\, this is a must-attend webinar! \nContent covers \n\nHow to identify if the product is compliant to the relevant codes and standards?\nIs the product suitable or “fit for purpose” for the site requirements?\nForming system compatibility chains.\nProduct warranty and compliance certificates.\nWhat you are covered for in the event of a failure?\n\nAIW Member Discounts \nAIW Members are entitled to a 10% discount when purchasing the six webinar package. Check your membership with info@waterproof.org.au \nBookings \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/understanding-technical-data-sheets-for-waterproofing-tickets-122646849027 \nAbout the Presenter \nByron Landeryou started out ‘on the tools’ as a wall and floor tiler and under-tile water proofer. After 13 years at the coal-face of construction he discovered a passion for teaching. He soon scored a sessional teaching role with Holmesglen TAFE\, followed by a full-time role with Melbourne Polytechnic where he invested 4 years teaching the wall/floor tiling and construction waterproofing sectors. Since then\, Byron has held teaching roles with Master Builders Victoria (MBAV) and Master Builders South Australia (MBAS) where he has assisted in the course development for internal\, external and below ground waterproofing. \nByron now runs technical waterproofing webinars that focus on fundamental waterproofing mistakes. His point of difference is his ability to teach building professionals how to design and complete jobs in a way that incorporate the relevant codes\, standards and manufacturers’ specifications. Furthermore\, Byron is able to reference the relevant standards under a license agreement his company holds with Standards Australia. \nHis professional mentors include the highly esteemed\, Andrew Golle and Barry Tanner\, who have helped him develop the breadth and depth of his knowledge and foster his love of giving back to the industry through teaching. Byron is a qualified Cert IV teacher who is driven to lift the calibre of the industry through improving the education around waterproofing.
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/understanding-technical-data-sheets-for-waterproofing/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201102T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201102T183000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005228
CREATED:20201019T111705Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201101T143845Z
UID:104531-1604336400-1604341800@waterproof.org.au
SUMMARY:Water Stop Compliance to AS3740 - 2010
DESCRIPTION:AIW members are entitled to a 10% discount when purchasing the 6-part webinar series. \nPlease contact info@waterproof.org.au for the AIW member discount code. \nAbout this Course \nThe correct installation of water stops when installing waterproof membranes to internal wet areas is commonly misunderstood by many tilers and builders. \nMany do not understand that a sub-tile water table accumulates under the tiles right from the initial shower usage. This accumulation of water grows and forces its way to unprotected building materials\, such as timber architraves and causing them to swell. \nThis webinar we take a step by step look at the mandatory locations where water stops shall be installed to maintain compliance with AS3740-2010. We will teach you how to develop strategies to have the builder\, the tiler or the water proofer install the water stops and maintain compliance to the building code. Our goal is to help you develop the skills to use any product manufacturer and become the best in your industry! \nCourse Content \n\nWater stops & why they commonly fail?\nCompliant installations to AS3740-2010\nWho installs the water stops\, the water proofer or the tiler?\nUnderstanding Sub-tile water damage\n\nMeet the Expert – Byron Landeryou \nByron Landeryou is the founder of Waterproof Awareness. He currently contracts to the Master Builders of Victoria\, where he is teaching waterproofing and assisting in the course and resource re-development of their industry-leading waterproofing courses. \n  \nByron is one of a few experienced waterproofing and tiling consultants in Australia with extensive knowledge in under-tile waterproofing design\, installation\, fault identification and appropriate rectification processes. He is a passionate teacher who is driven to help you become the best in your industry!
URL:https://waterproof.org.au/event/water-stop-compliance-to-as3740-2010/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterproof Awareness":MAILTO:info@waterproofawareness.com
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