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Ohio Building Code Now References ACI 562 Repair Code

8/14/2018

The American Concrete Institute announces that the Ohio Building Code now references ACI 562 Code Requirements for Assessment, Repair, and Rehabilitation of Existing Concrete Structures.

For commercial buildings, the Ohio Building Code is based on the 2015 edition of the International Code Council’s International Building Code. The new changes add requirements for ACI 562 as follows: evaluation and design of structural concrete repairs and rehabilitation shall be in compliance with Chapter 34 of the International Building Code and ACI 562. Requiring the ACI 562 means that minimum requirements for public safety related to structural concrete are now being applied to existing buildings as well as new buildings.

Based on nearly one century of content, the ACI 562 code requirements combine the Institute’s historical knowledge with state-of-the-art resources on the evaluation, repair, and rehabilitation of concrete buildings. ACI 562 provides minimum performance requirements that address the unique nature of existing building construction.

A leading authority and resource worldwide for individuals and organizations involved in concrete design, construction, and materials, ACI has long focused its efforts on knowledge development and dissemination. Through its mission, the Institute dedicates resources and effort to advance the adoption of its consensus-based knowledge.  

ACI supports efforts to engage in state code development, helping ACI achieve its mission of developing, disseminating, and advancing the adoption of consensus-based knowledge on concrete and its uses.

Additional information can be found at the ACI 562 Repair Code Portal, visit concrete.org/ACI562, or call 248-848-3800.

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For more information, contact:

Julie Webb
Marketing & Communications Coordinator
248-848-3148
Julie.Webb@concrete.org

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