SIKA ANNOUNCES NEW ONLINE KNOWLEDGE CENTRE
Sika has launched an eLearning platform, the Knowledge Centre, allowing practicing architects and specifiers to expand their skills and keep up to date on the very latest developments, innovations and regulatory requirements relating to a wide range of construction materials, all available from an easy to navigate, intuitive online platform.
The Sika Knowledge Centre comprises a series of online learning modules and resources. The company has created the content by utilising its global experience and expertise, working across a range of application areas, from roofing and waterproofing to concrete repairs, flooring and sealing and bonding.
Users simply register on the Knowledge Centre platform and then have access to a series of different modules, relating to various products and sectors. Modules are categorised under different product groups to enable the user to personalise the experience to their areas of interest.
As modules are completed, the user’s profile is updated accordingly, providing a record of their ongoing learning. Industry professionals will be able to access a range of live and on-demand webinars and training presentations, e-learning modules, how-to videos and hybrid training across roofing, flooring, waterproofing, refurbishment and concrete repairs.
Modules available at the launch include Total Corrosion Management, Fibre Reinforced Concrete, Fully Bonded Waterproofing Membranes, Pushing the Envelope – High Rise and Facades. Further modules will be added on a monthly basis.
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Denise Maguire Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine
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