Overview
Practical design of efficient, robust industrial steel structures.
Warehouse and industrial buildings form a significant portion of steel construction projects. Their design requires a balance between structural efficiency, cost-effectiveness and practical constructability.
This course provides engineers with the tools and understanding required to design warehouse structures that perform effectively in real-world conditions.
WHY THIS COURSE MATTERS
Warehouse design often faces:
- Cost pressures driving suboptimal design decisions
- Poor coordination between structure, cladding and drainage
- Inefficiencies in structural systems
This course enables participants to:
- Design efficient and robust warehouse structures
- Understand both structural and practical considerations
- Improve coordination between design elements
- Deliver cost-effective and buildable solutions
Design smarter industrial structures. Improve efficiency. Deliver better outcomes.
Who should attend & what you'll learn
INTENDED AUDIENCE
- Structural engineers
- Designers working on industrial and warehouse buildings
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Structural Systems
- Vertical load systems
- Lateral stability systems
Connections
- Typical connection design in warehouse structures
Building Integration
- Cladding considerations
- Rainwater removal and drainage
Design Application
- Worked examples
- Practical design decision-making
Event Date & Time
- 5 November, 2026 08:00 - 16:00 Add to Google Calendar Add to iCalendar Upcoming
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Planning to train your team together?
In-company training is available for groups of 10 or more delegates, with tailored delivery options to suit your organisation’s needs. For more information, contact info@saisc.co.za / liezel@saisc.co.za
Cost
Members
R9,220
Non-members
R11,390
Course Details
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COURSE APPROACH
- Practical and example-driven
- Combination of theory, design codes and real-world application
- Interactive discussion and problem-solving
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WHAT MAKES THIS COURSE DIFFERENT
- Focuses on real building design, not isolated elements
- Integrates structural, cladding and practical considerations
- Delivered by industry specialists
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PREREQUISITES
- BSc, BTech or equivalent
- Knowledge of structural analysis and design
- Familiarity with SANS 10162
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COURSE FORMAT
In-person
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WHAT’S INCLUDED
- SAISC Red Book
- SAISC Green Book
- Course materials
- 1 CPD point accreditation
Venue / Location
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Auckland Park, Johannesburg, South Africa