“The Architecture of Tilt-Up,” 3rd edition, compiled by Mitch Bloomquist, Executive Director of the TCA, has been re-imagined as a series of individually bound sections presenting project case studies organized by building type.
Print Version of The Construction of Tilt-Up. (2016)
Print Version of Engineering Tilt-Up.
Print Version of The Construction of Tilt-Up. (2011)
Digital Single-User Version of Engineering Tilt-Up
Print Version of Limit Design of Tilt-Up.
Digital Single-User Version of Limit Design of Tilt-Up.
Digital Multi-User Version of Limit Design of Tilt-Up.
The Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA) regulates the construction of buildings with tilt-up concrete panels by requiring the panels to be temporarily braced to prevent panels from overturning or collapsing during the construction of a tilt-up structure. As OSHA does not specify how to prevent tilt-up wall panels from overturning or collapsing, the Tilt-Up Concrete Association (TCA) developed a temporary bracing guideline for use by the tilt-up construction industry to provide a recognized standard for this critical phase of the project.
Print Version of TCA Guideline for Temporary Wind Bracing of Tilt-Up Concrete Panels During Construction V18.1.