Hands-on training with consulting during execution
ADIC trains the team on site and provides technical guidance to support the assembly of Monolithic Panels and the application of structural mortar.
How does it work?
The training covers the fundamentals and practices of the construction system, while consulting follows up on critical points defined in advance in the proposal. Follow-up is not daily or permanent — the frequency and timing of visits follow what is agreed in each contract.
This service is different from the future ADIC School and from per-class trainings: here, training happens at the client's own project site, alongside the team that is executing the work.
Training, consulting and full project execution are different stages: training prepares the team, consulting guides specific points agreed in the proposal, and full execution of the project continues to be carried out by the client's own team or by whoever is hired for that — this service does not take on that responsibility and does not replace the project's technical responsible professional.
Training content
Depending on the contract, the content may include:
- Introduction to the system
- Site organization
- Safety and PPE
- Reading the design and panel layout
- Marking and inspection
- Panel assembly
- Alignment, plumb and shoring
- Anchoring and reinforcement
- Door and window openings
- Preparation for utilities
- Preparation for spraying
- Basics of mortar application and finishing
- Inspection and quality control
- Common mistakes to avoid
Consulting checkpoints
- Preparation and start of assembly
- Inspection of marking and panels
- Reinforcement, anchoring and openings
- Preparation for utilities
- Preparation for spraying
- Spraying and finishing
- Inspection of the stages followed
The number, duration and timing of visits depend on what is defined in the proposal.
Who is it recommended for?
What does the site need to provide?
According to the proposal and contractual responsibility:
- Participating team
- Available designs
- Panels, materials and equipment
- Tools
- PPE
- Safe conditions
- Adequate area for hands-on activities
- Power, water and other necessary resources
What is not automatically included?
- Full execution of the project
- Supply of materials
- Permanent supply of tools
- Daily follow-up
- Liability for work carried out without guidance
- Structural design
- Panel layout design
- ART (technical liability record), when not foreseen
- Lodging and expenses not included in the proposal
- Replacement of the project's technical responsible professional
- Replacement of the qualified labor required on site
The valid scope is always the one defined in the proposal and the contract.
Benefits
This service does not eliminate mistakes or guarantee performance — results depend on correct application by the site team.
What should you send to request a proposal?
To speed up the analysis, please send:
- City where the project is located
- Architectural design
- Current stage
- Approximate area
- Number of floors
- Number of participants
- Team experience
- Intended dates
- Training and consulting needs
Prepare your team to execute with more knowledge
Send your project information so ADIC can assess the most suitable training and consulting format.