Lesson 9/10 - SIP Finish Materials and Detailing - BEST Program

This is brand new, digitally remastered to high definition video from the older, former Building Education with SIPs Training (BEST) training program # 9 called SIP FINISH MATERIALS AND DETAILING. See more information on where to buy SIPs, AIA continuing education credits and becoming a SIP Registered Master Builder at www.SIPs.org. under the education section. Summary: SIPschool founder and longtime SIP distributor Al Cobb explores how to overcome common objections or misconceptions to the use SIPs. Topics include how best to discuss price, and how to persuasively overcome various objections and myths that prospective clients may have. COURSE ID: BESTS09-OD AIA CREDIT: 1.0 CEU credit hour/HSW Summary: This training video outlines how to apply finish materials and properly detail SIP projects. Topics include siding choices and fastening procedures, window and door installation and back-ventilation techniques. Learning Objectives: SIP FINISH MATERIALS AND DETAILING 1) Identify appropriate detailing systems for a SIPs building 2) Understand the importance of controlling bulk water and describe the techniques used to do this 3) Explain back-ventilation techniques for cladding systems, and identify when these are necessary 4) Differentiate between various siding and roofing selections, as well as understand the fastening requirements for each choice After watching the video, create a password at https://www.classmarker.com/online-test/start/?quiz=ngk5f07592bb44f8 and take the 10-question SIP FINISH MATERIALS AND DETAILING test. You will receive a Certificate of Completion upon logging in and passing the test. Your Continuing Education credit will be reported to AIA if you include an AIA number with your personal information For a PDF study guide on Study Guide: SIP FINISH MATERIALS AND DETAILING visit: https://www.sips.org/downloads/SIPA-BEST-9-SIP-Finish-Material-and-Detailing.pdf Thank you for your interest in Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs). Visit www.SIPs.org for more information.