Dear Members,
The 2024 IIBEC Puget Sound Chapter Board of Directors would like to thank our standing
members for your continued support, participation, and dedication to this professional
organization throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. As many of you know, during this time we
paused membership dues as a result of the reduction of in-person meetings, events, and
networking. Now that our professional lives have gone back to in-person meetings and
events, the 2024 Board of Directors has approved the re-instatement of membership dues
for the chapter. With so many exciting events coming up this year, there is a lot to look
forward to.
Membership dues will be $50.00 per person and will include the added benefit of a $10.00
discount on Puget Sound Chapter dinner meeting costs and additional discounts on
organization events throughout the year to be announced at a later date. Information for how
to pay membership dues is included at the bottom of this Newsletter. As a reminder, in order
to be a member of the Puget Sound Chapter of IIBEC, you first must be a member of IIBEC
national. Please keep your membership with IIBEC national current.
Once again, the Board of Directors would like to thank all standing members and new
members for your continued support of the Puget Sound Chapter and we encourage you to
bring any colleagues within the building enclosure field to a meeting. Be on the lookout for
more information about our upcoming charity event with Sound Foundations NW in February
and our membership drive in March. Cheers to an exciting 2024!
You may pay your membership dues by using the Paypal link below or pay at the next
in-person dinner meeting on February 1, 2024.
Please follow the following link to pay your 2024 Puget Sound Chapter membership dues:

Puget Sound Chapter Membership Dues

You can also find a list of upcoming events on our website at the following link:

Calendar

If you have any questions please feel free to contact us at pugetsoundiibec@gmail.com

February 1st, 2024 Dinner Presentation

IBEC EDUCATION
1 learning credit
AIA, IIBEC Registered presentation
Solar Ready Roofs That Aren’t – How to protect your client and
yourself.
a. Example “solar ready” ordinances.
b. Roles of different parties involved in typical solar PV projects.
c. Limitations inherent in wind tunnel testing using “rigid” models
of panels and roofs.
d. Cautions contained in FM Global LPDS 1-15 regarding
installing solar PV over
mechanically attached roof membranes.
e. A case history where the solar PV and roof membrane
were damaged at wind
pressure less than half design.
f. Optional – Recently FM approved ways to secure Solar PV
over mechanically

Phil Dregger, PE, RRC, Fellow-IIBEC, VP, Senior PM

Bio:
Phil Dregger is a Professional Engineer, Registered Roof
Consultant, Fellow of the International Institute of Building
Enclosure Consultants, and Vice President of Salas
O’Brien in Concord, CA. Phil has investigated problems in
a wide range of roof and building envelope systems over
the past 40 years. He has special expertise in wind
damage, building codes, and condensation. Phil lectures
often to industry groups, has authored many articles on
roof technology, and is a recipient of the ASTM D08
William C Cullen Award and the IIBEC Joe Hale Lifetime
Achievement Award.
Program Cost:*
Chapter Member: $60.00
Non-member: $75.00
Student: Free
Table Top: $250.00
Registration Link:

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Dinner Presentation
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Solar Ready Roofs that aren’t happy
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Program location
and time:
5:30pm – Social Hour
6:30pm – Dinner &
Presentation
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Doubletree
Southcenter
ADDRESS:
16500 Southcenter Pkwy
Seattle WA 98188
Feb, 1, 2024

Please join the Puget Sound Chapter of IIBEC for our 10^th annual Holiday Party!

DECEMBER 5th, 2024

 The Puget Sound Chapter of IIBEC cordially invites you and a guest to join us for a hosted dinner and social event this holiday season. No host bar will be available.

The pleasure of your company is requested in celebration of the companies and individuals who graciously provided sponsorship during 2024 to our Puget Sound Chapter Branch of IIBEC.

Program Time:

5:30-cocktails and social hour

6:30pm – Dinner & Raffle

Program Location:

Washington Athletic Club

1325 6th Ave

Seatac, WA 98101

Program Cost:*

Free

Program Includes:

Buffet dinner, cash bar

***Please RSVP by November 30th, 2024

 As always, we will be raffling off various gifts at the end of the night. To express interest from prior years, individuals and companies are invited to donate to our prize pool. In keeping with holiday spirit, we request non-industry branded items. If you are interested in donating to our prize pool, please let us know via e-mail pugetsoundIIBEC@gmail.com

 Raffle and gifts

• Raffle (Unlimited) – Donate-Non-industry branded prizes
• Wine Raffle-Bring a bottle of wine to win the lot!
• Sponsorship welcome

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  Sponsor

  300.00 USD

  Your eTicket will be emailed after payment to your PayPal email address.
  

Please RSVP: pugetsoundIIBEC@gmail.com

Waterproofing is a two-day course designed for the practicing waterproofing consultant and those who are aspiring to become a Registered Waterproofing Consultant. This course focuses on split-slab plaza deck systems, surface-applied waterproofing, and below-grade waterproofing. The course starts with a review of differences between roofing, dampproofing, and waterproofing.
Other topics include waterproofing materials and accessories used for various applications, design and specification, application techniques; and a thorough review of concrete used as a substrate for waterproofing, including typical concrete repair materials and techniques used for restoration of concrete slabs prior to application of waterproofing systems.
Educational Credits: 16

Course Learning Objectives:

1. Review plaza deck and expanded use roof systems.
2. Discuss codes and standards related to the application of waterproofing systems.
3. Identify the various types of waterproofing and the benefits and pitfalls of each system. Bentonite, capillary, hot rubber, multi-ply, sheet membrane and liquid applied.
4. Discuss concrete repair and the correct application of sealants.

• 16 Continuing Educational Hours (CEHs) from IIBEC
• 16 Learning Units (LUs) from the American Institute of Architects

Program location: Doubletree Hotel
16500 Southcenter Pkwy Seattle, WA 98188

Program Cost:* National Member: $525.00 Non-member: $675.00

Program Includes: Continental breakfast, coffee, tea, water and Lunch

Program Time: 7:30am – Registration 8:00am to 5:00pm/each day

Register here:

Puget Sound IIBEC 2 day learning Seminar

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Stucco Basics

Location: Double Tree @ Southcenter

Time: 5:30-9:00PM

Course Number:     NWCB-EXT-101

Provider Name:      Northwest Wall And Ceiling Bureau

Provider Number:  G337

This course is an introduction to the use of Portland Cement Plaster (Stucco) as an exterior cladding system applied to both commercial and residential buildings. Participants will be introduced to relevant codes and standards, system layers, components and recent advances.

HSW Justification:
This seminar will discuss: Designs of State-of-the-art moisture, air, thermal and vapor control layers of today’s stucco assemblies. Designs that are intended to help protect the building from unwanted moisture accumulation, material degradation that can reduce the potential for conditions that can lead to mold growth.

Learning Objective 1:
Participants will be presented a review of ICC I-Codes and ASTM Standards applicable to the design and construction of stucco assemblies.

Learning Objective 2:
Participants will learn about the materials and layers of stucco assemblies. How the layers are intended to function, and how they are properly constructed.

Learning Objective 3:
Participants will gain an understanding of the building science behind advanced stucco assemblies.

Learning Objective 4:
Participants will be presented design information on advanced stucco assemblies and how they can meet performance and energy code requirements of the ICC I-Codes

Presenter

Pete Burns has over 30 years of experience in architectural testing and inspections. As a former Technical Representative for the Energy Conservatory, manufacturer of the

Minneapolis Blower Door, Pete provided technical field support and training on residential and commercial enclosure air leakage testing.

Pete is currently the Director of Technical Services for the NW Wall & Ceiling Bureau (NWCB) a

technical trade association of signatory commercial wall & ceiling contractors in Washington and Oregon.

The NWCB is best known for publishing the Stucco Resource Guide since 1979, now in its 4^th Edition.

Peter V. Burns

Director of Technical Services

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