Lecture 2 NATIONAL STRUCTURAL CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES 2015 (NSCP 2015) SEPTEMBER 1961, ASEP was incorporated. Ambrosia Flores was the founding President with 32 charter Members. 1962-1968 Publication of the Code of Practice that gives guiding principles in private practice, recommended schedule of professional fees, Code of Ethics and definition of the scope of services, responsibilities and liabilities. Publications of the Manual of Engineering Practice, a guide to the typical form of agreement between Owner and Engineer and between Architect and Structural Engineer as well as recommended schedule of fees for structural engineering services. Publication of the Committee report that assembled correlated and summarized existing information on the factors that determine wind forces on structures in the Philippines.
ASEP THROUGH THE YEARS
1969-1979 Collapse of the Ruby Tower in Sta. Cruz, Manila. Damage Assessment conducted by ASEP members. Amendment of the Constitution and By-Laws requiring screening of membership applications by a permanent Screening Board. Country’s first National Structural Code for Buildings launched during the incumbency of Pres. O.A. Kalalo. ASEP President Ernesto G. Tabujara initiated the Continuing Education Program geared towards the Association members. Successful staging on the movie premier “Earthquake” to raise funds for the noteworthy projects of ASEP.
ASEP THROUGH THE YEARS
Group 1 - Causes of earthquakes and faulting; tectonic plates (NOV/24/2018) Group 2 - Faulting and seismic zones of the Philippines (DEC/1/2018) Group 3 - Measurement of earthquakes; magnitude vs. intensity (DEC/8/2018) Group 4 - Effects of soils on ground motion; liquefaction (DEC/15/2018) Group 5 - Footing/Foundation (DEC/22/2018)