The Induction to Steel Series of Modules are now here!
The Induction to Steel Package courses set to revolutionise the steel supply chain are now available!
There are 3 packages to choose from:
- Induction to Steel (Basics) – The perfect introduction for anyone wanting to enhance their technical knowledge of the steel industry for new comers in the Administration, Finance, HR, IT, Supply Chain & Logistics to Steel
- Induction to Steel (Fundamentals) – Provides an essential overview of the steel industry and introduces more detailed concepts designed for new staff members in Technical, Engineering & Design Roles
- Induction to Steel (Fundamentals Extended) – Builds on the Fundamentals course and provides more advanced technical explanations designed for new staff members in Technical, Engineering & Design Roles
For more information, please check them out HERE!
Latest Courses
$470
Design of Heavy Crane Runway Girders and Supporting Steel Structures (Minimising risk & improving safety)
$470
Corrosion Prevention of Steel Products
$470
Performance Solutions for the NCC
$250
Wind Loads for Housing – Application of AS 4055
$470
The Updated Australian Wind Codes and their Impact on Steel Structures
$470
Design of Heavy Crane Runway Girders and Supporting Steel Structures (Minimising risk & improving safety)
$300
Induction to Steel – Fundamentals
$470
Corrosion Prevention of Steel Products
$470
Design of Purlin & Girt Systems for Engineers
$470
The Updated Australian Wind Codes and their Impact on Steel Structures
$470
Performance Solutions for the NCC
$195
Induction to Steel – Basics
$250
Wind Loads for Housing – Application of AS 4055
$550
Induction to Steel – Fundamentals Extended
Free
Knowledge Series Module 1 – Introduction to the Knowledge Series (free)
$100
Knowledge Series Module 2 – Steel and Steel Making
$100
Knowledge Series Module 4 – The Engineering Properties of Steel
$100
Knowledge Series Module 5 – Structural Steel Types
$100
Knowledge Series Module 6 – The Steel Supply Chain
$100
Knowledge Series Module 7 – Steel Quality and Compliance
$100
Knowledge Series Module 8a – Steel Structures – An Introduction
$100
Knowledge Series Module 8b – Steel Structures – Beyond the Basics
Free
Structural Steelwork Compliance – Tools to Minimise Risk (free)
$470
Design of Hybrid Sheds
$180
Design of Steel Structures for Materials Handling (AS4324.1)
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Here is What Our Participants Had to Say About Our Courses
I have reviewed three of these courses. All three courses were very easy to use. This initiative is a great resource for the steel design community.
Senior Technical Director at Arcadis
Very useful course content highlighting many subtle topics a designer should know about but which are often overlooked. Great insight of every subject covered along with history and development. Precisely organized course contents which first prepares for what to expect and makes sure a course taker is on track with the understanding.
Structural Engineer at Dematic
The training platform is easy to navigate and learn from.
The subjects provide information in accordance to the relevant Australian Standards and also advice gained from practicing engineers.
It is especially useful for people not based in Capital cities who cannot attend ASI seminars in person.
The subjects provide information in accordance to the relevant Australian Standards and also advice gained from practicing engineers.
It is especially useful for people not based in Capital cities who cannot attend ASI seminars in person.
I have just completed the Connecting Steel to Concrete course and can highly recommend it as a comprehensive guide for fastening steel to concrete. A great way to expand your knowledge with lessons that can be studied in one 4-hour session or split into several short sessions to suit your work-load and available time.
Engineering Solutions Manager at InfraBuild
I strongly encourage all practicing structural engineers in Australia to complete ASI’s Fire & Structural Steelwork Course. The series of lessons provides excellent coverage of one of the most important and (mis-understood) industry topics in a wholistic and well explained manner. The primary presenters displayed an outstanding understanding of topic and the value for money in completing this course was exceptional. Consulting firms, employing graduate structural engineers, should mandate completion of this Course by their staff, within the first 3 years of completing their tertiary studies.
The Economical Structural Steelwork Course, provided practical and clear presentations of cost considerations in the design, fabrication & erection of structural steelwork – suitable for many practitioners, both in-experienced and well versed in structural steel cost control.
The Economical Structural Steelwork Course, provided practical and clear presentations of cost considerations in the design, fabrication & erection of structural steelwork – suitable for many practitioners, both in-experienced and well versed in structural steel cost control.
Associate Director at Robert Bird Group
I have been working with these guys since years now! With lots of hard work and timely communication they made sure they delivered the best to me. Highly recommended!
I have completed the ASI course “Design of Composite Beams, Slabs and Columns” on the eLearning portal. John Merrick presented the topic clearly, and in a way suitable for practicing engineers. The breakdown into lessons and knowledge checks all flowed smoothly. As one who has not been exposed to composite design for many years, I found it very beneficial.
I have completed running through two ASI on-line modules: finite element analysis (FEA) and strength design of cold-formed steel structures. Here are my personal feedbacks.
The former provides practical guidance in the application of general FEA with particular emphases on principles, risks, pitfalls, checklist before and after running the analysis. This module is applicable to engineers with little as well as many years of experience in running FEA. Although there is no clear mention of what inside the blackboard (commercial software packages), the checklist do include a comprehensive list to avoid GIGO (garbage in garbage out) scenario. The coverage of non-linear analysis and buckling are suitable as an introduction to the subjects.
The latter is a comprehensive coverage of the presenter’s experience in the development of various direct strength method for cold-formed steel structures from research to practical application. Without going through any of the theoretical solutions, this module provides all the results from numerical and laboratory test results to come up with practical application for engineers. It is suitable for engineers working in the cold-formed steel structures design space.
In general, I find both modules practical and easy to follow. The presenters have extensive experience in the subjects. The advantage of on-line study is that there is flexibility in completing the course. One can space out time required to go through the entire module and can also go back to review the materials number of times in order to grasp the basic information/knowledge that it is trying to convey. Besides, this will add CPD hours.
The former provides practical guidance in the application of general FEA with particular emphases on principles, risks, pitfalls, checklist before and after running the analysis. This module is applicable to engineers with little as well as many years of experience in running FEA. Although there is no clear mention of what inside the blackboard (commercial software packages), the checklist do include a comprehensive list to avoid GIGO (garbage in garbage out) scenario. The coverage of non-linear analysis and buckling are suitable as an introduction to the subjects.
The latter is a comprehensive coverage of the presenter’s experience in the development of various direct strength method for cold-formed steel structures from research to practical application. Without going through any of the theoretical solutions, this module provides all the results from numerical and laboratory test results to come up with practical application for engineers. It is suitable for engineers working in the cold-formed steel structures design space.
In general, I find both modules practical and easy to follow. The presenters have extensive experience in the subjects. The advantage of on-line study is that there is flexibility in completing the course. One can space out time required to go through the entire module and can also go back to review the materials number of times in order to grasp the basic information/knowledge that it is trying to convey. Besides, this will add CPD hours.
Director, Dragon Engineers Pty Ltd