Introduction to Low-Slope Roofing – Module ID 16106

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Module ID 16106 Overview Buildings of all shapes and sizes have low-slope roofs—supermarkets, stadiums, office buildings, schools, and other commercial and industrial facilities are just some examples. Low-slope roofs have many essential components to keep water out and insulate a building. These components include insulation, a waterproof covering (or membrane), and flashings. Roofers must be familiar with roof system components and how they function to keep buildings warm and dry.

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Learning Objective 1 – Successful completion of this module prepares trainees to:

Define low-slope roof systems and identify their basic components.

  • Identify low-slope deck types.
  • Identify common insulation and cover board types.
  • Describe types of low-slope roof systems and membranes.

Learning Objective 2 – Successful completion of this module prepares trainees to:

Explain how low-slope roof systems are installed and how they function.

  • Describe positive drainage and explain how tapered insulation is used to direct water.
  • Identify methods used to attach low-slope roof systems.
  • List methods for seaming a roof membrane.
  • Explain the purpose of flashings and where they are needed.

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This is a knowledge-based module. There are no Performance Tasks.

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