Commercial Print Reading Fundamentals - March 5 through April 14 - Online

This course lays the essential groundwork for reading commercial building blueprints. It imparts skills such as interpreting site plans, architectural drawings, foundation, and structural blueprints, along with additional insights into reading an Architect's/Engineer's Scale, grasping specifications and building codes, recognizing various construction materials and their applications, and deciphering welding symbols on commercial blueprints.

This hybrid version of the course is structured for students to engage in reading assignments, online modules, and workbook exercises throughout the week, dedicating around 3-4 hours. Then, every Monday, you'll have the opportunity to connect live with the instructor and fellow students, either in-person or virtually, to go over and discuss the material covered during the week.

The course content is authored and delivered by seasoned professionals in commercial construction, leveraging an online learning platform that organizes materials and remains accessible for two years post-completion.

Included in the Fundamentals of Commercial Print Reading Course is the latest edition (eighth, 2023) of the Print Reading for Construction, Residential and Commercial textbook.

For non-member registration contact Melissa Sotelo at melissa@agccolorado.org.

The Instructor:

Dan Rondinelli holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management from Colorado State University and has been constructing commercial projects for 34 years. Additionally, since 1999, he has taught plan reading, quantity take-off, and estimating at CSU on a part-time basis.

Dan possesses a "Class A" contractor's license in the City and County of Denver and is a Certified Cost Professional. Outside of building and teaching, Dan spends his time in his woodshop, engaging in hands-on craftsmanship.