Structural Engineers Association of Oregon

News

• SEAO's new snow load website is complete! See the June newsletter for all the details. Please note, the values shown in the website are NOT code approved yet. We are working with the State and should have approval in the next few months.
• Consider sponsoring the 49th Annual Engineers Week High School Banquet on February 20, 2013.
• Statewide Alternate Method No. OSSC 12-01 allows the use of the 2012 IBC as an alternate method to the provisions of the 2010 OSSC.  Read about it here.
• The presentation for masonry design from the September meeting has been posted to the downloads section of our site.
• The SEERPlan Manual has been added to the website, you can find it here.
• Wonder if all those straps and holdowns make a difference?  You need to check out the video link posted by the wind committee here.
• Have you used the new ATC wind speed maps? Check out the Wind Committee page for more information.
• Designing for snow loads, particularly at mid and higher elevations? Make sure you get a copy of the Snow Load White Paper.
• Employment ads are available. If you are interested in advertising for an available position contact Jane.
• Want to get some exposure for your company? Consider being a sponsor for an SEAO event.

Newsletter

Highlights from the January 2012 Newsletter. 

Updated calendar of events

SEAO President, Aaron Burkhardt, Grateful Recognition for our members of the month and their efforts in ammending the OSSC.

January Lunch Meeting Announcement

Seismic Quiz - Test your code knowledge

NCEES Needs Graders for SE Exam

Welcome New Members!

Upcoming seismic webinars, webcasts and meetings

Young Member Forum Activities

2009 IBC Questions and Answers - Ponding on Green Roofs

Job Opportunities

Annual Trade Show Flyer and Registration Form

Engineers Week 2013 Flyer and Sponsorship Form

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