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Free Online Class There are many myths and misconceptions surrounding rooftop snow effects, migration and management. Metal Roof Innovations sponsors a free online class that separates fact from fiction in these subject areas. You will learn both the art and the science of avalanche protection for standing metal roof seams. Recommended placement and frequency of snow retention devices is also covered. By the conclusion of the program, you will grasp the facts about the effective use of snow retention systems to manage damaging snow migration for your clients.

Applies toward Professional Licensing Requirements You will receive one (1) credit for successfully completing the course. Successful completion is a score of 80% or better on the final exam. The course qualifies for 60 minutes of education. Generally, 60 minutes of educational activity is equivalent to 1 AIA Learning Unit (LU), 1 Professional Development Unit (PDH). The course qualifies for Health, Safety Welfare (HSW) credit. State definitions vary so please refer to your licensing board for specific criteria. At present, all states that require continuing education accept the AIA courses for the MCE state requirements.

Many engineers, specifiers, certified contractors, interior designers and landscape architects can claim CEU credit for AIA continuing education courses as well. Please verify with your licensing authority.

Taking the class

The class is provided by Ron Blank & Associates. Allow approximately 2 hours including the exam for completion.
 
       To take 'Use of Snow Retention Devices: Science or Fiction?' (Course Number MR107A):