Learn about the program interface and how to install it correctly.
Design and analysis of flat structural elements using SAFE software
How to use the program professionally
Handling the outputs of your model correctly, and how to utilize and draw them in AutoCAD in the correct way.
Welcome to the comprehensive CSI SAFE course by Noble QS, designed to take you from beginner to professional level through practical, project-based learning. Whether you are new to SAFE or already familiar with the software, this course helps you build stronger structural analysis and design skills.
The course focuses on practical application, not just software commands. Each lesson includes working files, every level ends with a practical project and exercise, and students receive instructor support and lifetime access to all course materials.
Level 1 – Basic
SAFE installation and interface
Materials, units, and basic modeling
Beam and slab design
Flat slab and intersecting beam slab design
Ribbed/grooved slab design
Analysis and design according to the American Code
Level 2 – Intermediate
Importing AutoCAD drawings into SAFE
Complete project workflow from AutoCAD to SAFE
Structural system selection and analysis
Beam slabs and flat slabs
Slab reinforcement and AutoCAD detailing
Design checks and column design
Level 3 – Advanced
Foundation modeling and analysis
Isolated and combined footings
Raft and strip foundations
Foundation design and safety checks
With hands-on projects, practical exercises, working files, instructor support, and lifetime access, Noble QS helps you develop the confidence to use CSI SAFE for real-world structural design.
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BIM Structural Engineer
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