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The Vibration Isolation and Seismic Control Manufacturers Association

Incorporated in 1999, we are a professional organization consisting of partnerships, companies, and corporations which engage in the industries of seismic restraint, wind restraint, vibration isolation and noise isolation

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VISCMA's Value To Contractors

VISCMA provides professional installation contractors with clear, concise and up-to-date installation guidelines and information to address code compliance issues in the field.

VISCMA guidelines offer contractors time and labor-saving methods on how to correctly identify the best practices for the installation of vibration isolation and seismic restraints of non-structural components.

The resources of VISCMA are intended to assist contractors in confidently identifying and correctly applying code compliant installation methods.

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VISCMA's Value To Consultants

VISCMA adheres to the highest standards in safety, quality and performance available.

VISCMA offers professional consultants and specifiers access to the most up-to-date information for code compliant specifications and products. This ensures the optimal selection of safe, functional and appropriate vibration isolation and seismic restraints for equipment and non-structural components.

The resources of VISCMA are intended to give professionals confidence in the safe design, selection and specification of vibration isolation and seismic restraint.

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On-Demand Webinar - Learning Your Building Code (Wind/Seismic)


“Learning Your Building Code (Seismic/Wind) for Non-Structural Components and Distributed Systems”

Recorded on December 12, 2017

This course is an introduction to the International Building Code and the ASCE-7-10 document it references, specific to the restraint of non-structural components. The material presented will be on seismic and wind loading, restraint types, code exemptions, and most importantly, the responsibility of the consulting engineer or record.

Download a copy HERE

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