About This Course

Wind is one of the most influential—and often underestimated—forces acting on bridges. This course gives learners a clear, practical understanding of how wind affects bridge behaviour during design, construction, and operation, without burdening them with academic aerodynamic theory. Through real examples of good and bad practices, the course explains vortex shedding, flutter, buffeting, torsion, deck shape effects, cable vibration, and construction-stage wind risks. Ideal for designers, contractors, QA/QC teams, maintenance professionals, project managers, procurement specialists, sales teams, and engineering students, the course equips participants to recognise aerodynamic vulnerabilities, interpret wind-related recommendations, and prevent vibration and stability issues across bridge types.