02-06-2025
1. Describe the elements of PVC, its history, how it’s made, and how it’s used.
2. Discuss today’s PVC manufacturing processes that ensure worker safety, environment protection, and product quality through US regulations and ASTM standards.
3. Explain the impact of recycling on the PVC industry including the significant reduction of virgin-materials sourcing, toxic emissions, fossil fuel use, and landfill use.
4. Understand PVCs contribution to green building including a vinyl product’s life-cycle, reduced embodied carbon, and circular-economy support.
5. Understand the contributions of PVC products to a creative and durable design using the example of vinyl fencing.
Wow, very useful course and information provided.
ManzoorGreat content
Luzgood
Yingyinggood info
Faisalgood stuff
RobInteresting seminar but delivery and pacing can be improved.
RyanVery informative and very well done presentation.
ShyamalThank you!
MichaelGreat source
JulioGreat!
Riannanew & great information
KishorThanks
AbbieThank you
EmadExcellent overview of vinyl usage in the construction industry
MaryVery informative !
SarahGood Info.
AllisonInteresting information on the life cycle and recycling of PVC.
WilliamPretty generic topic.
ToddInteresting
PeterThank you.
MaralGood stuff!
JohnGood Presentation
davidVery informative, reinforcing why I recycle and use products why high recycling content.
Ricardogood pres
JustinInteresting...
Brendanit's a great course.
KathiravelInteresting
JDInformative and straight forward presentation.
OttoInteresting vision about this material
Horaciovery interesting! showed some videos that didnt have sound but the talked to the video so it was okay .
MadisonInformative.
HalimaInformative
Georgegreat
MengGood presentation good information
ISAACgreat information presented clearly and concisely
michaelGood
MichaelGreat presentation. Thanks!
Lauriegood!
MichaelGreat
Stephenok
Brianinformative
NickGlad the pic industry is making strides towards sustainability. I think the course should still mention the danger inherent in the pvc products that don't get recycled and end up in landfills or burned in landfills and the toxins released with this end of life. Also, it is still using a proportion of non renewable fossil fuels which is not sustainable - hard to get around.
KatrinaGreat!
Ramona VeneraThank you
OliverGood job
STEPHENThank you
ClementGreat presentation, engaging and easy to follow. The videos helped to understand clearly the manufacturing process. I learnt PVC has a great variety of applications and contrary to my belief it is friendly with the environment. Thank you.
KarlaInteresting to hear how PVC is making it making progress in todays world. Some good ideas!
DonInteresting to hear how PVC is making it making progress in todays world. Some good ideas!
DonGood to know!
Gabrielexcellent presentation
LigiaAmazing presentation on PVC. Thank you.
Stupargreat
NicholasInteresting and informative. Presentation could have been a bit smoother.
MiniThank you!
Mohsenvery good
DavidVery useful course.
Bahramthx
RyanGreat
Timgreat
BrianExcellent presentation
SaulExcellent
Davidgood
SaharInteresting advancements in PVC manufacturing
RohitInformative and optimistic!
StevenThank you.
Whitegreat
ThomasGreat information regarding pvc fencing and products. I had no idea they were made of 80% recycled plastic. Bravo.
Shirleygood course - informative
RichardAlot of new information on a product that I had misconceptions for.
CharlesVery good
Mohamedgood content
KathleenGoos to have updated information on how the industry is making PVC a safer choice for both users and manufacturers
DanVery Good Presentation
PaulVery informative and concise course.
AntonioInteresting content.
Christinagood resource
DEZHAOgreat coarse
JohnGreat information. Learned quite a bit about the recycling process of PVC.
MarkWell done presentation
MatthewGood online-course
Albertnone
NishantVery informative.
ChrisThank you for the talk
KoukabaThank you!
Sherry.
WilliamGood information.
ANTHONYgood
MerinGreat course!
RaymondLearn a good information about the pvc recyle
Arun Kumarthank you for offering the course
nicholasFREE
PVC products have been around for 100 years. They’re common in the construction industry because of their durability and long life. But old PVC manufacturing practices still cause concern for some of today’s specifiers. This course will address those concerns head-on. We’ll talk about today’s manufacturing processes and how recycling is transforming the industry. You’ll see how PVC resin becomes a strong and beautiful product using the example of vinyl fencing. With the understanding of today’s regulations, collaboration, and green-building practices, you’ll have the confidence to specify today’s PVC products.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1h
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PVC products have been around for 100 years. They’re common in the construction industry because of their durability and long life. But old PVC manufacturing practices still cause concern for some of today’s specifiers. This course will address those concerns head-on. We’ll talk about today’s manufacturing processes and how recycling is transforming the industry. You’ll see how PVC resin becomes a strong and beautiful product using the example of vinyl fencing. With the understanding of today’s regulations, collaboration, and green-building practices, you’ll have the confidence to specify today’s PVC products.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1h
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1. Describe the elements of PVC, its history, how it’s made, and how it’s used.
2. Discuss today’s PVC manufacturing processes that ensure worker safety, environment protection, and product quality through US regulations and ASTM standards.
3. Explain the impact of recycling on the PVC industry including the significant reduction of virgin-materials sourcing, toxic emissions, fossil fuel use, and landfill use.
4. Understand PVCs contribution to green building including a vinyl product’s life-cycle, reduced embodied carbon, and circular-economy support.
5. Understand the contributions of PVC products to a creative and durable design using the example of vinyl fencing.
Wow, very useful course and information provided.
ManzoorGreat content
Luzgood
Yingyinggood info
Faisalgood stuff
RobInteresting seminar but delivery and pacing can be improved.
RyanVery informative and very well done presentation.
ShyamalThank you!
MichaelGreat source
JulioGreat!
Riannanew & great information
KishorThanks
AbbieThank you
EmadExcellent overview of vinyl usage in the construction industry
MaryVery informative !
SarahGood Info.
AllisonInteresting information on the life cycle and recycling of PVC.
WilliamPretty generic topic.
ToddInteresting
PeterThank you.
MaralGood stuff!
JohnGood Presentation
davidVery informative, reinforcing why I recycle and use products why high recycling content.
Ricardogood pres
JustinInteresting...
Brendanit's a great course.
KathiravelInteresting
JDInformative and straight forward presentation.
OttoInteresting vision about this material
Horaciovery interesting! showed some videos that didnt have sound but the talked to the video so it was okay .
MadisonInformative.
HalimaInformative
Georgegreat
MengGood presentation good information
ISAACgreat information presented clearly and concisely
michaelGood
MichaelGreat presentation. Thanks!
Lauriegood!
MichaelGreat
Stephenok
Brianinformative
NickGlad the pic industry is making strides towards sustainability. I think the course should still mention the danger inherent in the pvc products that don't get recycled and end up in landfills or burned in landfills and the toxins released with this end of life. Also, it is still using a proportion of non renewable fossil fuels which is not sustainable - hard to get around.
KatrinaGreat!
Ramona VeneraThank you
OliverGood job
STEPHENThank you
ClementGreat presentation, engaging and easy to follow. The videos helped to understand clearly the manufacturing process. I learnt PVC has a great variety of applications and contrary to my belief it is friendly with the environment. Thank you.
KarlaInteresting to hear how PVC is making it making progress in todays world. Some good ideas!
DonInteresting to hear how PVC is making it making progress in todays world. Some good ideas!
DonGood to know!
Gabrielexcellent presentation
LigiaAmazing presentation on PVC. Thank you.
Stupargreat
NicholasInteresting and informative. Presentation could have been a bit smoother.
MiniThank you!
Mohsenvery good
DavidVery useful course.
Bahramthx
RyanGreat
Timgreat
BrianExcellent presentation
SaulExcellent
Davidgood
SaharInteresting advancements in PVC manufacturing
RohitInformative and optimistic!
StevenThank you.
Whitegreat
ThomasGreat information regarding pvc fencing and products. I had no idea they were made of 80% recycled plastic. Bravo.
Shirleygood course - informative
RichardAlot of new information on a product that I had misconceptions for.
CharlesVery good
Mohamedgood content
KathleenGoos to have updated information on how the industry is making PVC a safer choice for both users and manufacturers
DanVery Good Presentation
PaulVery informative and concise course.
AntonioInteresting content.
Christinagood resource
DEZHAOgreat coarse
JohnGreat information. Learned quite a bit about the recycling process of PVC.
MarkWell done presentation
MatthewGood online-course
Albertnone
NishantVery informative.
ChrisThank you for the talk
KoukabaThank you!
Sherry.
WilliamGood information.
ANTHONYgood
MerinGreat course!
RaymondLearn a good information about the pvc recyle
Arun Kumarthank you for offering the course
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