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Ron Blank & Associates, Inc.

From our humble beginnings that were sketched out on Ron Blank's mother's kitchen table, a vision was conceptualized for connecting architects and building product manufacturers in a way that had not been done before. Since that moment, RBA has strategically evolved into a multi-platformed suite of services for building product manufacturers and design professionals that aim to connect, educate and energize the professional goals of those who engage them.

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Course Description: Ron Blank & Associates: Step It Up: Increased Efficiency with Prefabricated Modular Stairs, Access Systems, and Ramps

Does your project need to step it up when it comes to stairs and safety? Join us in this one-hour course as we discuss prefabricated modular metal stairs, access platforms, and ramps that are as easy to reconfigure as they are to assemble. Participants will not only learn about relevant codes from OSHA, IBC, and ADA regarding stairs, ladders, and handrails, but they will also learn how to specify modular stair components and configurations to best facilitate code compliance and increase site productivity.

Compare and contrast conventional stair systems versus modular stairs and access systems as they relate to efficiency, sustainability, and productivity.
Determine which modular stair components and configurations will best suit your application for improved flexibility now and in the future.
Identify relevant and updated codes from OSHA, IBC, and ADA regarding stairs, ladders, handrails, and ramps and discuss how modular stair and access systems can help facilitate code compliance.
Illustrate the cost- and time-efficiency possible through the utilization of modular stairs and access systems by analyzing case studies.
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