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1 Building Science Architects and Design Professionals, Are you looking for AIA-approved courses to expand your knowledge base and maintain your professional designation? CARE, The Center for the Advancement of Roofing Excellence, is an AIA/CES Provider offering AIA approved, instructor-led courses on both residential and commercial roofing systems. To arrange for a Lunch and Learn presentation at your place of business or for your AIA chapter, please us at: CARE@gaf.com. AIA credit reporting: Your instructor will report all participant class completion for AIA members to AIA Continuing Education; please be sure to supply your AIA number at registration. Certificate of Completion: CARE will issue a Certificate of Completion to all attendees as a.pdf file by ; please be sure to supply your to the instructor at registration. Privacy Policy Please visit for the CARE and GAF Privacy Policy. least 12 LUs must be Health, Safety, and Welfare () credits. Sponsored by:

2 Residential Name Residential Courses 2017 Making Performance Count in Asphalt Shingle Standards: ICC-ES AC-438 Residential Applications AC LSRRS14- Discuss ICC-ES AC438, known as Testing for the Future. Discuss low-slope roofing technologies used in residential areas such as garages, greenhouses, carports, etc. Steep-Slope Roofing: Most Common Mistakes in Residential Roofing SSCM Yes Understand shingle systems and identify the top 10 mistakes installers make and how to avoid them! Environmental Solutions for Steep-Slope Roofing Steep-Slope Roofing: Affordable Slate Roofing Systems SSES14- SSSRS14-3 Yes Explore environmentally friendly options in residential steepslope roofing. This is a course full of all the important LEED and vegetative roofing. Learn about the TruSlate Premium Slate Roofing System an innovative slate system utilizing actual quarried slate that is both affordable and easy to install! Introduction to Ventilation in Steep-Slope Roofing SSVENT15 Discuss principles of ventilating homes with steep-slope roofing from the science behind moisture and ventilation flow to materials used to design and assist ventilation flow through a structure. Steep-Slope Mold & Ventilation SSMOLD- VENT15 2 Yes A more advanced and in-depth version of the Introduction to Ventilation in Steep-Slope Roofing course (SSVENT15). Discuss principles of ventilating homes with steep-slope roofing from the science behind moisture and ventilation flow to materials used to design and assist ventilation flow through a structure. Additionally, the course discusses farm test where varying ventilation and insulation methods were tested in the field for efficacy. least 12 LUs must be Health, Safety, and Welfare () credits.

3 Premium Coating Solutions Courses Coatings Name Sustainable Leak-Free Roof Systems Sustainable Streets: Creating Livable Communities Roof Coating Solutions: EPDM Roof Coating Solutions: Metal IQC07A IQC32C EPDM METAL Discuss the key attributes of sustainable roofing and its benefits, including extended roof life and reduced heat islands. Fluid-applied roof systems are discussed, including application and installation. The focus of this course is sustainable streets and creating better opportunities for pedestrian traffic how walking paths and pavement design can bring communities together. Traffic calming and the environmental benefits of pavement design will be discussed. Discuss EPDM installations, their prevalence, the effect of code changes on their prevalence and rooftop temperature with various roof coatings. It will cover considerations before applying the roof coating, the coating s effect on warranties, and code compliance. Discuss metal roof restoration including the steps and products used. Various coating types are discussed along with the advantages of using each. Guarantees, code compliance, and sustainability are also covered. Roof Coating Solutions: Mod Bit Roof Coating Solutions: TPO Wall Coating Solutions MODBIT TPO WALLCOAT This course discusses using roof coating solutions with mod bit, including safety issues with older application methods. It will discuss rooftop temperatures with varying types of roofing materials, issues to consider before coating, warranties, code compliance, benefits and sustainability. Discuss roof coating solutions as used with TPO roofs. Find out why using coatings with TPO is a better solution than traditional methods of roof preparation and how to prepare for coating. The course will cover various types of coatings, their respective guarantees and technical aspects, code compliance, and TPO installation. Discuss safe and effective wall coating applications and using them to repair concrete, add texture, repel water, add sheen, and restore surfaces. least 12 LUs must be Health, Safety, and Welfare () credits.

4 Commercial Name Why Choose Self-Adhered Roofing Systems? Sustainable High-End Codes and Inspired Trends Why Choose Single-Ply Roofing Systems? Single-Ply Systems: Predictors of Long-Term Performance TPO Maintenance & Repair Vegetative Roof Basics LSSAR14- Learn how, when, and where to use self-adhered roofing options. LSSHE Stay up to date with the latest in LEED changes, building codes, modern low-slope roofing requirements, and highend roofing design trends. LSSP14 Focus primarily on commercial roofing systems and the benefits as well as disadvantages of single-ply technologies. LSSPper14 Explore the common causes of premature single-ply failure. Focus on TPO solar installations when exposed to heat and high ultraviolet light. Review industry trends toward membrane improvement. LSTMR14- An overview of TPO systems and valuable information about the long-term maintenance and repair of this popular roofing technology. LSVR14 An introduction to green roofing technologies including eco roofs, living and garden roofs, and composition and water conservation. RhinoBond System LSRHINO Information on the benefits and restrictions of a heat induction welding system for any manufacturer's TPO or PVC system. Why Choose Restoration and Repair? Rooftop Solar Installations and Single-Ply Roofing Roof Design and Wind Uplift Commercial Courses LSRR14 Restoration and repair of existing roofing systems allows owners a lower cost alternative with a warranty over complete removal and replacement. It also reduces waste deposited into landfills. Hear the benefits. LSSOLAR14 A discussion about combining single-ply roofing systems with rooftop solar arrays to enhance energy efficiency. LSWIND15- Discuss roofing loss history and wind damage from high wind events including negative pressure on roof systems and its effect on membrane failures. Participants will review the wind-resistant roofing. Participants will understand the calculations involved in roof system design using vent technology to offset uplift pressures. least 12 LUs must be Health, Safety, and Welfare () credits.

5 Commercial Name Commercial Courses Single-Ply Membranes: Comparison Between Thermoplastic and Thermoset Membranes LSEVT14 Side-by-side comparison of the features of thermoplastic single-ply membranes and thermoset single-ply membranes. This course will also discuss the environmental impact of each, including LEED. Different installation methods will be illustrated. ISO: Quality Standards Matter ISO15 Learn what polyisocyanurate roof insulation is and why it is needed. Discuss the thermal resistance of polyiso and how it conserves energy in both hot and cold weather. Learn how ISO is produced and the factors that go into consistently producing a high-quality product. Steep Slope: Ventilated Nail Base SSVNB15 An introduction to, and explanation of, ventilated nail base and how it creates much-needed air flow underneath roofing materials. Reflectivity Versus R-Value What Are the Trade-Offs? REFL14- The past decade has seen a move to higher reflectivity values to increase building energy efficiency, maximize cost savings, and limit environmental impact. These membranes are frequently installed over insulation with a very high insulation value. This course discusses trade-offs between reflectivity and roof insulation. TPO Reflectivity Versus Polyiso Foam Insulation What Are the Trade-Offs? Choosing a Roofing System LSISO14 A discussion of energy efficiency comparing insulation to reflective and emissive roofing system components. LSSAO14- Discuss roof design and application for different roof deck types as well as building uses. Multiple membrane types and attachments are addressed as well as factors of durability, energy efficiency, and safe installation tactics. TPO Versus EPDM: What Are the Trade-Offs? TPOEPDM1 4- Did you ever wonder what the difference is between EPDM and TPO? This course explores the difference in color, application, and price to help you make the best decision for the long-term performance of your roof. least 12 LUs must be Health, Safety, and Welfare () credits.

6 Commercial Courses Commercial Name Energy Efficiency and Roofing Selection Energy & Environmentally Friendly Systems LSCR14 An overview of cool roofing, reflectivity, and emissivity, as well as the leading organizations that govern energy policies and trends. LSEE14 This is a course full of important developments and trends in environmental roofing, including LEED and vegetative roofs. Why Choose Modified Bitumen Systems? LSMBS14- What is modified bitumen, how is it used, and what are the advantages and disadvantages of this roofing technology? Understanding and Preventing Mold Rooftop Penetration Waterproofing Design Challenges LSMOLD This course promotes ways to use proper ventilation to eliminate costly common mistakes that can lead to mold development. LSPEN14 Examples of common low-slope rooftop penetration waterproofing challenges and creative solutions to ensure that a building is watertight. Low-Slope Roofing Systems: Recent Trends and Common Mistakes Resilient Buildings: Design for Change LSRTCM Learn the newest system trends, see how components are installed, and discover what innovative roofing systems mean for the industry. RESBLD17 4 Yes Learn what resilient design is and how it produces buildings that are better prepared for climate change and the natural disasters and disruptions it brings. least 12 LUs must be Health, Safety, and Welfare () credits.