AIA Disaster Assistance Program Building Evaluator Training
AIA Disaster Assistance Program utilizes volunteers and mutual aid resources to provide professional engineers, architects and certified building inspectors to assist local governments by doing post-disaster building evaluations. The training program for Building Evaluators is currently managed by the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (CalOES) with cooperation from professional organizations. CalOES will issue Disaster Service Worker (DSW) ID cards to all professionally licensed volunteers who have completed the training. Those who are not yet licensed will receive a certificate and may contact CalOES upon licensure to receive the DSW ID card.
Saturday, September 30, 2017
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Center for Architecture & Design | 1010 Western Ave
SPEAKERS
Trainer Steven Dombrowski, AIA, is the former chair of Architecture for Humanity Seattle and the current chair of the AIA Washington Council Disaster Preparedness and Response Committee. He believes architects can play a key role in mitigating the effects of natural disasters by engaging in preparations before catastrophic events ever occur. Steven is credentialed by CalOES as an SAP Trainer.
All speakers subject to change.
COST*
$85 AIA Members, SEAW, WSSHE, and AISC Members
$120 Non-Members
$50 Associate AIA Members and Students
*The training cost includes a Safety Assessment Program Training booklet and ATC-20-1 Field Manual.
Registration closes on Friday, September 22, please contact Missy Garvin with any questions.
PLEASE NOTE: To maintain your registration as a Safety Assessment Evaluator, you will need to retake the training every 5 years.
