Mark Your Calendars: 2020 Schedule of Lightning Protection Continuing Education
Looking to learn more about Lightning Protection Continuing Education in a Lunch & Learn setting? The LPI is partnering with the Lightning Safety Alliance (LSA) and the CE Academy to bring the Lightning Protection 101 (LSA 101) course to your doorstep!
In each one day event, the CE Academy provides 4-8 hours of AIA-registered CE courses, including breakfast and lunch! For your convenience, the CE Academy also issues certificates of completion and reports AIA credits for every event. The LSA 101 Lightning Protection session is a one-hour course which includes a review of proper lightning protection system design and application as conforming with NFPA and UL lightning protection requirements. LSA 101 participants receive (1) AIA HSW /LU credit.
2/12/20 Singer Island, FL Closed/Complete
3/24/20 Houston, TX Closed/Complete
4/07/20 Louisville, KY Cancelled
4/14/20 D.C. Area Details & Information Here
4/30/20 Charlotte N.C. Details & Information Here
5/05/20 Fort Worth, TX Details & Information Here
6/25/20 Princeton, N.J. Details & Information Here
8/13/20 Columbus, Ohio Details & Information Here
8/25/20 Phoenix, AZ Details & Information Here
9/22/20 D.C. Area Details & Information Here
9/24/20 Richmond, VA Details & Information Here
10/06/20 St. Louis, MO Details & Information Here
10/15/20 Knoxville, TN Details & Information Here
10/27/20 Miami, FL Details & Information Here
11/17/20 Tampa, FL Details & Information Here
11/19/20 Orlando, FL Details & Information Here
LSA 101 registered providers have have extensive knowledge of lightning protection methods and are actively involved in the lightning protection industry and its trade associations. Learning Objectives of the LSA 101 Continuing Education Course include:
- Participants will gain a general understanding of how lightning protection systems work including the five essential elements of effective lightning protection systems.
- At the end of the program participants will be aware of the considerations that should be made during project planning to specify effective, attractive and low-maintenance lightning protection systems for all types of structures.
- Provide project planners with a general understanding of lightning protection systems.
- Make planners aware of the five (5) essential elements of a lightning protection system.
- Identify the areas planners should consider when specifying lightning protection systems.