Events

Skyline Steel Lecture Series:

Designing Steel Sheet Pile Structures with AMRetain™

Skyline Steel is pleased to announce the addition of the AMRetain™ Lecture to their ongoing Lecture Series events. The Engineering Group at Skyline Steel and ArcelorMittal will come together to present this complimentary, non-commercial seminar. The presentation will focus on the AMRetain™ software which is ideal for civil and geotechnical engineers who have a basic knowledge of retaining structure design. Attendees will be given a certificate for 3 PDH credits.* Take advantage of this opportunity to simplify and expedite your steel sheet pile designs.

Multiple Locations

June 11—Orlando, FL    More Info | Register

June 12—New York, NY     More Info | Register

Disclaimer: The software ‘AMRetain’ is strictly limited to the design of steel sheet pile structures, using sheet pile sections and combined wall systems from the ArcelorMittal production range. The data and commentary contained in the software AMRetain are for general information purposes only. It is provided without warranty of any kind. Neither ArcelorMittal Commercial RPS S.à r.l. not Terrasol shall be held responsible for any errors, omissions or misuse of the software and hereby disclaims any and all liability resulting from the ability or inability to use the software AMRetain. Anyone making use of the software AMRetain does so at his/her own risk. In no event will ArcelorMittal Commercial RPS S.à r.l. or Terrasol be held liable for any damages including lost profits, lost savings or other incidental or consequential damages arising from use of or inability to use the software contained within. The software version as well as its database (sheet pile range) is liable to change without notice. The user of the software will have to accept the terms and conditions of the software each time it is launched.

*Skyline Steel is not responsible for determining or issuing PDH credit. Please check with your State Board for Professional Engineers or appropriate governing body for exact PDH Credit guidelines and limitations.

2013 Skyline Steel Webinar Series

The Skyline Steel Webinar Series provides information on products and their applications as they relate to today’s challenging construction environment. And, you can earn PDH credit!**

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**Upon completion of a Skyline Steel webinar, each participant must request a Certificate of Completion by sending an email to webinars@skylinesteel.com. Skyline Steel is not responsible for determining or issuing PDH credit. Please check with your State Board for Professional Engineers or appropriate governing body for exact PDH Credit guidelines and limitations. Please be sure to add webinars@skylinesteel.com to your address book to avoid having our messages sent to your spam filter.

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Skyline Steel is furnishing almost 18,000 tons of steel pipe (36" OD x .750 wall) to Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure Group for this massive two-mile long project. When the production and fabrication are complete, the steel pipe will be loaded on barges and transferred to a Shaw subsidiary in Delcambre, LA.

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*PDF provided by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers