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Enhancing Aesthetics and Safety with Rooftop and Ground Screening, 2024
CEU: 0.1 | CEU Code: CS-EN-190201-0824

Rooftop HVAC equipment, waste receptacles, and other necessary but unsightly equipment are common in today's commercial industries. Rooftop and ground screening can provide a solution for meeting code requirements while improving building aesthetics. In addition, screens may improve a property's safety and security and establish privacy boundaries. This course offers an in-depth discussion of rooftop and ground screening, the various ways to screen, and considerations when selecting a screen. Different installation techniques and comparative characteristics of traditional screening methods versus unit-attached and modular screening methods are also discussed.

Learning Objectives

  • Explain how screening can enhance aesthetics and create a visually pleasing environment that can positively impact the well-being of the surrounding community and occupants.
  • Identify how municipal codes and other design and installation considerations can affect decisions on screening.
  • Describe the characteristics, installation methods, benefits, and finishes of the different types of rooftop and ground screening and their impact on visual appeal and public safety by preventing unauthorized access.
  • Evaluate the different applications and product offerings for innovative turnkey screening solutions that match the project design while accomplishing safety objectives.

Faculty BIO

John Hollins III is a graduate of The Ohio State University with a degree in Communications. John spent the majority of his career in the insurance and risk management industry, including commercial insurance for design and construction professionals. During that time, he went through design risk training with AXA XL, a leader in design professional risk management. Additionally, John has a strong background in sales and B2B partnerships and is an active board member for local nonprofits.


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