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Rehabilitation and Reinforcement of Structures Course - Certified Training

Become a qualified professional in the rehabilitation and reinforcement of masonry, wood and concrete structures. Learn to diagnose, design and intervene with safe and efficient solutions.

Why take this course?
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The conservation and rehabilitation of buildings represents a growing opportunity in the construction sector. With this training, you will be able to evaluate, size and apply effective structural reinforcement techniques, based on technical standards and best market practices.
Recipients
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Engineers, Technical Engineers, Architects, professionals from the construction sector and Civil Engineering or Architecture students with an interest in the rehabilitation and reinforcement of structures.
Course advantages
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Develops practical and up-to-date skills in rehabilitation and structural reinforcement techniques, enabling safe and efficient intervention in existing buildings.
training objectives / what you will learn
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Train trainees in the conservation, rehabilitation and reinforcement of infrastructures, developing skills that enable them to identify intervention needs, choose appropriate methodologies, apply correct technical processes and select suitable materials, guaranteeing quality, safety and compliance with the standards in force.
Course Format
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Method: Face-to-face training | Duration: 35 hours | Certificate issued in SIGO after successful completion of the training | Requirements: Minimum age of 18, minimum compulsory schooling and oral and written comprehension of the Portuguese language.

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Acquire practical and technical skills in the rehabilitation and reinforcement of structures and increase your professional value in the construction sector.

Aligned training

with national legislation on hygiene, safety and health at work on temporary or mobile construction sites, namely Decree-Law no. 273/2003, of October 29.

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