Adoption Info of Georgia Steel Construction Code 2010
- AISC 360-10 (Specification for Structural Steel Buildings) with Georgia-specific amendments
Effective Dates
- January 1, 2010 – December 31, 2015
Adopts with Amendments
- AISC 360-10 (Specification for Structural Steel Buildings)
Scope
- The Georgia Steel Construction Code 2010 applies to the design, fabrication, and construction of structural steel buildings and components, establishing standards for material quality, load resistance, stability, and connection detailing. This code provides guidelines to ensure safe and efficient steel construction for commercial, industrial, and residential structures.
Exception #1: Temporary structures or non-load-bearing steel elements may have reduced requirements based on intended use and local jurisdiction approval.
Exception #2: Light-frame steel construction in single-family and two-family residential buildings may follow alternative standards as defined by local building codes.
CODE REFERENCE GUIDE
| Area | Primary | Supplement |
|---|---|---|
| Structural Design Requirements | AISC 360 | NONE |
| Material Specifications | AISC 360 | NONE |
| Connection Detailing and Fabrication | AISC 360 | NONE |
| Load Resistance and Stability | AISC 360 | NONE |
| Inspection and Testing | AISC 360 | NONE |
| Fire Resistance | AISC 360 | NFPA 101 |
| Seismic and Wind Load Compliance | AISC 360 | ASCE 7 |
| Erection and Assembly Guidelines | AISC 360 | NONE |
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