CSI MISSION STATEMENT
The Construction Specifications Institute advances the process of creating and sustaining the built environment for the benefit of the construction community by using the diversity of its members to exchange knowledge.
The Indianapolis Chapter, CSI is in its 46th year of serving the local construction community. The Chapter is currently the largest chapter in the Great Lakes Region. Our membership is made up of architects, engineers, interior designers, facilities managers, contractors, product manufactures and representatives, and others involved in the construction industry. |  APRIL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Lessons Learned from a Multiple Structure Below-Grade Waterproofing Rehabilitation
April 17th
RiverwalkConference Center - Broad Ripple
Presented by Thomas Gernetzke, RRC, RWC, RRO
* Fellowship:.....5:30
* Dinner:..........6:30
* Meeting:........7:00
APRIL SEMINAR: PRINCIPLES OF DESIGNING WATERPROOFING SYSTEMS
April 17th
RiverwalkConference Center - Broad Ripple
A joint full-day of continuing education with the Indianapolis Chapter CSI and the Ohio Valley Chapter RCI. The topics will cover above ground moisture management and below ground waterproofing. The faculty for the presentations will be Justin Henshell, FAIA, FASTM, RA, CSI, Principal of Henshell & Buccellato, Red Bank, NJ, and Thomas Gernetzke, RRC, RWC, RRO, Senior Consultant of Facility Engineering, Inc., Madison, WI.
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Membership Meetings occur on the third Thursday of the month, nine months annually, generally meeting at the Riverwalk Banquet Center, 6729 Westfield Blvd, in Broad Ripple. A 5:30 social hour precedes the 6:30 Dinner and 7:30 Program. Although anyone may attend the meeting without reservations, reservations are required for dinner. To make reservations for any chapter function, contact the Chapter Voice Mail, (317) 465-1491 and pay at the door, or online and pay with a credit card. Reservations must be made by 5:00 pm on the Monday before the meeting. To see map for meeting location, select MAP,
In addition, the Chapter sponsors an Awards Banquet, an Educational Foundation Golf Outing, a Holiday Program and a Trade Show annually. Chapter also offers educational seminars and certification preparation classes.
The Chapter has established an Education Foundation that raises money for the purpose of supporting construction education. The Chapter annually presents scholarships to students registered in accredited construction-related curriculum in Indiana universities or to central Indiana students enrolled in other accredited construction-related programs.
For information on membership, see Chapter Membership and Member Meetings
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April Membership Meeting - Lessons Learned from a Multiple Structure Below-Grade Waterproofing Rehabilitation - 4/17/2008
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