ASI Group is an AIA-approved Continuing Education Systems (CES) Provider.
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Below is our growing library of continuing education courses.
Continuing Education
NEW ASI Group CEU Course:
Privacy by Design: Comfort and Dignity in Public Restrooms
Explore the critical role of privacy in public restroom design, describing how thoughtful partition specifications enhance user dignity, ensure regulatory compliance, and address evolving occupancy needs.
Learning Objectives:
- Evaluate privacy performance criteria for restroom partition systems, including sightline elimination, door overlap specifications, and vertical coverage standards that enhance occupant dignity and psychological comfort in public facilities.
- Apply ADA compliance requirements specific to privacy elements in accessible restroom design, including proper sight line protection, door placement, and partition configuration that meets both accessibility and privacy mandates.
- Analyze California building code provisions for restroom privacy, including Assembly Bill 1732 requirements and privacy standards that inform partition selection for projects subject to state-specific regulations.
- Specify appropriate partition systems based on project-specific privacy needs by comparing full-height phenolic, integrated privacy strips, ultimate privacy door configurations, and overlapping pilaster designs that support occupant health, safety, and welfare.
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ASI Group CEU Course:
Design Trends in Commercial Washrooms and Locker Facilities
Creating Inclusive, Aesthetic, and Functional Spaces for Commercial Washrooms and Locker Facilities.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss current commercial washroom, restroom and locker room design trends
- Identify considerations for health and wellness, accessibility, sustainability, privacy and inclusion, aesthetics and usability.
- Explain basic ADA regulations and accessibility strategies for toilet compartments, lavatories, and accessories that support the welfare and safety and ease of use for all users.
- Identify different form and function trends and understand how they intersect with usability and comfort in commercial restrooms.
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ASI Group CEU Course:
ADA - Accessibility in Toilet Room Design
Meeting ADA standards with smart and accessible restroom design.
Learning Objectives:
- Acknowledge the challenges people with disabilities face when interacting with the built environment and using public washroom facilities.
- Identify and address common accessibility issues related to toilet compartments and lavatory accessories and discover solutions to ensure these elements are usable by people of all abilities.
- Evaluate ADA accessibility requirements and apply to commercial toilet rooms, including requirements for access, maneuverability, and safety.
- Implement in the design and maintenance of accessible toilet rooms, ensuring they meet the needs of individuals with diverse impairments.
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ASI Group CEU Course:
Designing Smarter Restrooms for Education
Durable, Hygienic, and Inclusive Restroom Design for Education.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss important trends and requirements for education restroom design.
- Identify considerations for privacy and inclusion, durability, hygiene, accessibility, sustainability, aesthetics and usability.
- Explain basic ADA regulations and accessibility strategies for toilet compartments, lavatories, and accessories that support the welfare and safety and ease of use for all users.
- Learn the importance of experience and comfort in education restrooms
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ASI Group CEU Course:
Fully Integrated Health Care Solutions: The Restroom and Beyond
Designing Durable, Clean, and Inclusive Healthcare Restrooms.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss important trends and requirements for the design of restroom facilities in health care applications.
- Identify considerations for hygiene, privacy and inclusion, durability, accessibility, aesthetics, usability, and sustainability.
- Acknowledge basic ADA regulations and accessibility strategies for public restrooms and patient bathrooms, noting that designing for patient use and safety often requires additional measures.
- Acknowledge the importance of safety, privacy, usability and comfort in health care restrooms.
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