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2025 Webinars

PTI Webinars are delivered by industry experts and feature post-tensioning topics. The webinars and attendance certificates are administered through PTI Academy. They are also recorded for viewing at a later date. Both live and recorded versions offer continuing education credit.

November 12: AI Applications: Perspectives for the PT Industry - Jonathan Hirsch, Karl Gullerud, and Spencer Lee

December 10: Repair of Existing Post-Tensioned Structures - Scott Greenhaus

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All live webinars are recorded and made available for on-demand viewing. Each webinar course contains the recorded webinar.


2018 Topics:

July: Seismic Design of Post-Tensioned Concrete Diaphragms - K. Dirk, Bondy, S.E.


2024 Topics:

January: An Introduction to the 7th Edition of the Post-Tensioning Manual - T. Christle, P.E.
February: Post-Tensioned Podium Design Considerations - Bryan Allred, S.E.
March: Restraint Cracks and their Mitigation in Unbonded Post-Tensioned Building Structures - Asit Baxi, PhD, P.E.
April: Post-Tensioned Design Best Practices – Case Study Examples - Anantha Chittur, PE, SE
May: IRC 2024 Code Change for PT Slabs-on-Ground - Tim Christle, PE
June: Resilience of Post-Tensioned Box Girders - Brian Merrill, PE
July: DC 80.3 The Evaluation and Repair of Unbonded Post-Tensioned Concrete Structures, Scott Greenhaus
August: Dual Banded Tendon Layout for Two-Way Post-Tensioned Slabs – A History and the Future - Tim Christle, Jonathan Hirsch, Carin Roberts-Wollmann and Asit Baxi
September: High Strength PT Bar Revisited, Reminders, and Recommendations - Pete Speier and Andy Baxter
October: Durable Bonded Post-Tensioning: Bob Sward
November: Fundamentals of PT Slab-on-Ground Design - Geotechnical - Dean Read
December 11: Fundamentals of PT Slab-on-Ground Design - Structural - Tony Childress


2025 Topics

January: EV Weight - Is it an Issue for Design Loads? - Rashid Ahmed, PE, SE, and Leslie Jo Hurwitz, PE
February: Evaluation of Existing Post-Tensioned Concrete Structures - Otto Schwarz, Senior Associate at Ryan Biggs and Clark Davis Engineering and Surveying
March: The New ACI-PTI 320-25 Code - Carol Hayek and Don Kline
April: Construction & Maintenance of Post-Tensioned Slab-on-Ground Foundations (DC10.2-17) - Jack Graves, Executive Vice-President, Builders Post-Tension
May: Design of Prestressed Barrier Cable Systems - Asit Baxi, PhD, PE
June: Construction, Maintenance, and Repair of Prestressed Barrier Cable Systems - Lam Nguyen
July: New Technologies for Post-Tensioned Bridges - Shahid Islam
August: Studrails in Post-Tensioned Slabs – Considerations for Design, Manufacturing and Installation - Brandon Brower
September: Pre-Stressed Rock and Soil Anchor Design and Construction Fundamentals - Andrew Baxter and Nathaniel Witter
October: Performance Evaluation of Slab-on-Ground (DC10.8) - Homer Parker



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Live Presentation – Webinar must be completed in full at the scheduled time of the webinar. Registrants must attend the entire webinar (verified by PTI) to be eligible to receive a professional development hours (PDHs) certificate from RCEP and/or AIA. PTI will not issue a PDH credits to any registrant that does not complete or attend the entire webinar at the time the scheduled webinar is delivered.

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The incorporation by reference or quotation of material in a webinar in any specifications, contract documents, purchase orders, drawings, product details, and job applications shall be undertaken at the sole risk of those persons, companies, or agencies making such reference or quotation and shall not subject the Post-Tensioning Institute, its Board of Directors, its members, and the presenters of the webinar to any liability, and those persons, companies, or agencies making such reference or quotation waive any claims against the Post-Tensioning Institute, its Board of Directors, its members, and the presenters of the webinar. Neither the Post-Tensioning Institute (“PTI”) nor the presenters of the webinar in creating the webinar makes any representation or warranty, express or implied, regarding the statements contained therein, including warranties of quality, accuracy, workmanship, or safety, further including, but not limited to, implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. THE POST-TENSIONING INSTITUTE, ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ITS MEMBERS, AND THE PRESENTERS OF THE WEBINAR SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, WHICH MAY RESULT FROM USE OF ANY INFORMATION OR RECOMMENDATION PROVIDED IN THE WEBINARS.














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