PANEL ON DELEGATED DESIGN

CONTINUING EDUCATION - 1 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT HOUR

OUTLINE

As cold-formed steel (CFS) specialty engineers, we are the experts on the project for the design, detailing and feasibility of the limitations of cold-formed steel. All parties involved in a project, from the architect and engineer of record to the general contractor and drywall subcontractor, rely on our expertise.

Each design and construction team approaches CFS-delegated design differently for each project, creating new challenges for managers to ensure proper service to their clients. The panel participants will discuss common challenges they have encountered on various projects during both the design and construction phases. They will discuss solutions to common mistakes and take questions from the audience.

PANELISTS

Cody L. Dailey, P.E.,S.E.
McClure Engineering Company

Cody Dailey, P.E., S.E. is vice president of structural services for McClure Engineering Company based in Missouri, Iowa, and Kansas, and practicing in 48 states. He has over 18 years of experience designing cold-formed systems throughout the country. He has a background specifically in non-bearing exterior framing, curved structural cold-formed, multiple types of floor systems, panelized construction, tall multi-story (10+) drift controlled cold-formed hybrid lateral systems, blast-resistant cold-formed, and DOD progressive collapse. He has overseen multiple projects around the country of 10 stories and taller, including 13 stories in high seismic. Cody is a member of the CFSEI Executive Committee.

Patrick M. Hainault, P.E.
R.A. Smith

Patrick Hainault is the Cold-Formed Group Leader at raSmith in Brookfield, Wisconsin. His experience includes engineering design and staff management with raSmith and Matsen Ford Design Associates, Inc., where he was a principal and senior engineer for 21 years. His expertise includes application of the latest technologies and design concepts to a wide variety of primary and secondary structures, including prefabricated systems. In addition to specialty expertise in cold-formed steel, his engineering systems design experience includes structural steel, reinforced concrete, engineered masonry and wood. He was a structural designer for a concrete reinforcement supplier and a technician for a national material-testing firm. Patrick is a vice-chairman of the CFSEI Executive Committee, a member of the SFIA Technical Committee and the AWCI Construction Technology Committee. He is a registered Professional Engineer in Wisconsin and several other states. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Marquette University.

Andrew Newland, P.E.
ADTEK Engineers, Inc.

Andrew has more than 10 years of experience in both cold-formed steel manufacturing and design. He is the specialty structural team leader for ADTEK’s offices in Charlottesville, Virginia and Bay City, Michigan, which specialize in the design of load bearing and non-load bearing cold-formed steel projects.

Andrew is a member of the ASCE-SEI Committee on Cold-Formed Steel and participated in the development of the design guide “Best Current Practices for Cold-Formed Steel Connections to Other Materials”. He is a member of the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) Committee on Specifications. He is the immediate past chairman of the CFSEI Executive Committee and serves as chairman of the Technology Committee overseeing the development of CFSEI Technical Notes. He is a graduate of Virginia Tech, where he earned a B.S. degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering and an M.S. degree in Civil Engineering.

Daniel Stadig, P.E.
Salas O’Brien

Daniel Stadig, P.E. is an associate vice president and cold-formed steel division manager at Salas O’Brien. He is a registered professional engineer with structural engineering experience dating back to 2009.

He provides project management and structural design for all project types with a focus on blast-resistant structures, modular structures, panelized structures and Virtual Design and Construction/BIM.

Daniel currently serves as chairman of the CFSEI Executive Committee and chairman of the CFSEI BIM Committee. He also serves on the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) Committee on Specifications for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members.

He holds a B.S. degree from Marquette University and an M.S. degree from Mississippi State University, where he studied blast-resistant structural design under researchers at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC).