The new generation of Eurocodes is on the horizon; structural engineers must soon adapt their workflows and verification methods — and we’re helping you get there first. SCIA Engineer already integrates these new standards for steel design, giving engineers early access to the next generation of European structural design.

Join our upcoming webinar to see how you can already plan to integrate the second-generation Eurocodes, making the transition smoother and faster for your projects.

In this in-depth webinar, our experts will:

• Present the main technical changes and design implications in the updated Eurocodes for steel design (EN 1993-1-1 & EN 1993-1-3)
• Demonstrate how the new standards for steel are implemented in SCIA Engineer
• Compare analysis results between the current and next-generation codes
• Provide practical tips for preparing your workflows for the transition

Who should attend:

• Structural engineers and designers using Eurocodes in everyday practice
• Engineering firms preparing for adoption of the upcoming standards
• Project managers overseeing Eurocode-compliant design and delivery
• Current SCIA Engineer users who want to explore upcoming features

Why attend:

• Gain a first look at how the 2^nd Generation Eurocodes are implemented in structural analysis software
• Understand the technical differences impacting design and analysis results
• Learn how to validate your current projects under both code generations for steel in SCIA Engineer
• Save time and minimize uncertainty when the new regulations take effect

Reserve your place now and prepare early for a smooth Eurocode transition.

Bjorn Vandensteendam
Bjorn Vandensteendam is Team Lead of Technical Services at ALLPLAN, where he provides advanced training and engineering support for structural design software, including SCIA Engineer. Before joining ALLPLAN in 2018, he spent over seven years in the engineering department at voestalpine Sadef, focusing on the analysis and design of steel structures. Bjorn holds a master’s degree in civil engineering (construction) from Ghent University.