There are unique challenges in managing a remote workforce. Questions that we often hear are: What is the most effective way to communicate with a remote workforce? What technology platforms are best to use and why? How frequently should I check-in with my employees? How do I manage employees’ productivity? How do I manage team meetings? How do I get employees to work together as a team?

Our presenter, Matt Pletzer of Lift, will answer these questions and provide valuable tips and strategies for prospering while managing a remote workforce. This is a free webinar for ABC members. 

We will be rescheduling this event to a later date in the year. Please check back for updates and let us know if you have any questions at info@abcwi.org.

Which technologies can help your business succeed during the coronavirus pandemic—and immediately improve your bottom line when you are back up and running at full capacity? Hear about collaborative technologies that will improve productivity and learn which solutions could work best for different contractors. Plus, discover simple tech solutions you can implement to jumpstart and help scale your business your business after we overcome the COVID-19 challenge.

Speakers: Matt Abeles, ABC National; Jeff Sample, eSUB; Karl Sorensen, Blue Collar Labs

We will be rescheduling this event to a later date in the year. Please check back for updates and let us know if you have any questions at info@abcwi.org.

This is a TWO-DAY course is being held on April 30th & May 7th.

Attendees successfully completing this two-day course will receive a wallet-sized card from the U.S. Department of Labor which certifies completion of this course and a large reference binder for future use. This program is Department of Commerce approved for 10 hours of Continuing Education Units for Dwelling Contractor Qualifier Certification, and 1 unit for Plumbers, Sprinkler Fitters and Electricians.

Classes can be canceled up to 1 week prior due to low registration numbers.

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Construction sites are magnets for criminal activity. Thieves, vandals and even arsonists pose a threat that could have a significant impact on contractors.

What types of security issues are contractors experiencing on jobsites today?  What should you be doing to prevent this kind of threat or exposure? Who is liable when these unfortunate incidents occur?

This session will employ a panel of experts who will share their experiences and best practices on the topic, including the types of security risks out there and what you need to lower your risk and protect you, your employees and your clients.

Our panel includes Executive Insurance Consultant Brian Bean, J.D, R & R Insurance; CFO/COO Dan Bullock, Holtz Builders, Inc.; and Security Design Engineer David Poley, Fearings Audio Video Security.

Join us in Madison to be part of the audience and discussion or join us online if you are unable to make it in person. This is a members-only event with no cost, but registration is required.

Join ABC Members for networking, appetizers, and drinks in Fond du Lac at Schmitty’s Bar & Grill (N7044 Winnebago Dr, Fond du Lac) on May 7th from 5:00p -6:30p.

While this event is free to members, we still need to know how many individuals will attend at least 48 hours in advance.

Event Sponsors:

This is a FREE ABC Member Only event! (Location TBD)

Come get to know other ABC Members in your area and ask any questions you might have on what’s happening in the industry right now. Feel free to being other colleagues from your office, the more the merrier!

Please RSVP at least 48 hours prior to the event so we can have proper counts for seating and food.

NOTE: RESCHEDULED TO MAY 22nd

Great craftspeople can become great crew leaders, foremen, and supervisors, with proper support, guidance, and educational opportunities. The Construction Foreman is a one-day program that provides participants with the knowledge they need to build their supervisory skills.

Who Should Enroll?

This program is for those with little or no formal supervisory training who supervise others in some capacity. This includes new crew leaders, foreman, and supervisors with anywhere from a few months to a few years’ experience. Company owners and experienced supervisory are welcome attend with their new supervisors.

Learn how current OSHA and NFPA 70E standards apply to your facility.
Understand OSHA penalties for noncompliance. Learn about personal protective equipment.

Electricians will receive 4 hours of CEU’s.

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