FGIA offers various courses to help companies and individuals differentiate themselves and increase their credibility by offering their customers the benefit of employees who have gained a well-rounded education on the fenestration and glazing industry.
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The Fundamentals of Insulating Glass is a two-part bundle. Glass Fundamentals provides insights into the glass manufacturing process and safety enhancements available. Understanding Insulating Glass Systems provides an in-depth look at insulating glass units (IGUs), critical for modern fenestration products.
Newly available as of September 2024, this program covers the performance requirements outlined in NAFS-22 , including the significance and application of the Canadian Supplement to NAFS. The 1.25-hour training explores NAF’s history and evolution, the various performance classes, testing requirements, plus more. It also qualifies for AIA, ICC and AIBC credits.
AIA members are required to earn 18 continuing education learning units each year, which includes 12 hours of coursework in Health, Safety and Welfare (HSW) topics. Plus, several states have established their own continuing education requirements for licensed architects, many of which recognize AIA credits. FGIA offers multiple options to obtain these credits.
Bill Briese was a valued FGIA leader and educator who worked diligently to share his knowledge through his various roles within the association for many years. In honor of Bill’s memory, FGIA founded this company-focused $1,000 grant to help further the education and professional growth of the next generation of industry leaders.