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Braun Intertec Education Series: Concrete Seminar – April 8th in Kansas City

March 17, 2016

Due to popular demand, we are hosting another concrete seminar! Join us as we host a free educational series featuring four great workshops designed to strengthen your knowledge on concrete mixtures, petrography, non-destructive testing, and pavement. In addition to this cornucopia knowledge, attendees will receive CEUs for their participation in this educational session. Breakfast and lunch will be served.

The course will run from 9:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. on April 8th at the University of Kansas, BEST Building in Overland Park, KS.

Our workshop includes:

  • Concrete Mixtures – Where Strength and Durability Intersect
  • 岩体分析 - 解决施工问题的工具
  • Non-Destructive Testing – A Tool for Solving Construction Issues
  • Pavement Preservation, Rehabilitation and Asset Management

Learn more about the event, locations, and presenters by clickinghere. Anyone is welcome to attend, please share among your peers.

Click Here to Register!

We are also offering another class in Bismarck, North Dakota.Click herefor more information.

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