2026 Carlisle TEC402 Roofing Design: Understanding Architectural Specifications and Building Code

Understanding Architectural Specifications and Building Code: In the roofing industry, the center of our focus is not materials, warranties, testing or assemblies, but the actual architectural roofing specifications. A roofing specification is to make sure that the roof assembly will meet the minimum criteria of the building code based on performance and quality, which in turn should protect health and safety of the populace and environment. As such, it is important to have an understanding of what a typical roofing specification contains in relation to the building code, its criteria and the changes. This course will break down a standard “master” spec and how to achieve and present a clear picture of the goal of the installation to avoid conflicts between; building code, roofing specification & installation. These classes are geared toward more experienced attendees that have a good understanding of our basic products, systems and applications. 101 and 201 level classes should be used as pre-requisites prior to taking this class.

Please note: These training classes are specifically reserved for roofing companies that are already established with Carlisle SynTec or are Carlisle-affiliated reps and distributors. You must have an existing roofer account with Carlisle or be a Carlisle Rep/Distributor in order to attend these classes.

Cancellations: These classes are in high demand and space is limited! If you find cannot attend this event for any reason, please contact the event planner below no later than 2 weeks before the start of the class so the seat can be filled.

Carlisle reserves the right to cancel classes at any time. On these rare occasions, we will make every effort to notify attendees at least two weeks in advance of the class date. All confirmed registrants will be contacted and offered seats in the next available class.

Note: Bilingual Training can be arranged with ample notice. Please reach out to the meeting planner at least one month in advance of the requested training dates to allow time for scheduling a Bilingual Trainer.