Our Mission

To Promote and Support Reinforced Concrete as the most effective and efficient construction method.

Reinforced Concrete Sustainable - Efficient and Cost Effective - Quiet and Fire-Resistant
BUILDEX Alberta at the BMO Centre

October 23-24, 2024
BMO Centre, Calgary
Booth# 514

The Buildings Show Metro Toronto Convention Centre

December 4-6, 2024
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Booth# 1839
Toronto, ON

Manual of Standard Practice

Manual of Standard Practice

This Canadian edition of our Manual of Standard Practice has been prepared by our Technical division to reflect current codes, standards and practices. The acceptance shown by Architects, Engineers, General Contractors, Educational Institution, Fabricators and Placers from all across Ontario of previous editions has been gratifying.

  • Design Tables for Current Design Codes
  • A must have for Architects and Structural Engineers
  • Table Calculations for concrete up to 64 MPa
  • Detailing Information and Fabrication Specifications
Placing Reinforcing Bars

Placing Reinforcing Bars

From General Contractors to bar fabricators to on site Rodmen, Detailers, Estimators, Field Inspectors, students and every position in-between, this publication will prove to be a vital asset for anyone involved with reinforced concrete construction in Canada.

  • Safety Precautions
  • General
  • Reinforced Concrete Building Construction
  • Fabricated Reinforcing Bars
  • and more…

Recent Case Studies

York University TTC Subway Station

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National Holocaust Monument

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Environmental Science & Chemistry Building

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Contact Us

For information about our association or membership please contact us.

***PLEASE NOTE OUR MAILING NEW ADDRESS
& NEW EMAIL ADDRESS***

Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada
19446 Yonge Street, PO Box 1608
Holland Landing, ON L9N 1P2

Tel: (416) 239-7746
Email: RSIC@Rebar.org

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