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AAMA releases courses on codes and energy

June 10, 2013  By American Architectural Manufacturers Association


June 13, 2013 — The American Architectural Manufacturers Association recently released education courses on code requirements, energy efficiency and thermal performance, as well as skylights and daylighting, as part of the association’s FenestrationMasters program. This is the fourth group of FenestrationMasters courses released by AAMA. “While the coursework up to Group 4 has focused on the performance of finished fenestration products and related components, this is the point in the curriculum where we venture into the use of these products within the construction market,” says Janice Yglesias, AAMA's association services director. “It’s an aspect of the training that AAMA felt was critical to include in order to truly offer the industry a comprehensive professional certification credential.”

June 13, 2013 — The American Architectural
Manufacturers Association
recently released education courses on code
requirements, energy efficiency and thermal performance, as well as skylights
and daylighting, as part of the association’s FenestrationMasters program. This
is the fourth group of FenestrationMasters courses released by AAMA.

“While the coursework up to Group 4 has focused on the performance of finished
fenestration products and related components, this is the point in the
curriculum where we venture into the use of these products within the
construction market,” says Janice Yglesias, AAMA's association services
director. “It’s an aspect of the training that AAMA felt was critical to
include in order to truly offer the industry a comprehensive professional
certification credential.”

Group 1 courses cover product types and design considerations, window, door and
skylight performance standards, proper glass selection and specialty performance
considerations (blast, impact, tornado and acoustics). Group 2 courses cover
profile performance and material considerations, as well as coatings and
finishes. Group 3 courses cover hardware, weatherstrip and weatherseals, as
well as sealants and adhesives used during factory fabrication.

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AAMA is planning to release Group 5 (installation and field testing/forensic
evaluation) in May and Group 6 (curtain wall systems and storefronts) in June.
For a full course listing, visit www.aamanet.org/fenestrationmasters.

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