Corporate Training By Zack Academy - Applying the ADA in Existing and Altered Buildings

Why should you take the Applying the ADA in Existing and Altered Buildings course?

The Applying the ADA in Existing and Altered Buildings course covers what professionals need to know when working in an existing building to conform to ADA requirements. Taught by an experienced instructor, the seminar focuses on how existing buildings should comply; special considerations for alterations; and the five elements that must be upgraded to meet the standards once an area containing a primary function is altered.

Who should take the Applying the ADA in Existing and Altered Buildings course?

LEED professionals, architects, contractors, and design professionals should take this Applying the ADA in Existing and Altered Buildings course.

CEUs:

• 1 AIA HSW CE Hour 
• 1 Hour state accessibility/ADA/barrier-free CE requirements
• 1.0 ADA Hour for Licensed California Architect
• 1.0 Barrier Free Hour for Licensed Texas Architects

Course Topics Include:

• History of the way the ADA changed and why the changes were made
• How to apply the standards on existing buildings
• How to apply the standards in altered buildings
• Overview of any exceptions

Course Includes:

• PDF copy of the course for future reference
• Question and answer session with an experienced instructor
• Certificate of Completion of the Applying the ADA webinar
• Credits reported to AIA and/or USGBC when numbers are provided