About this class: This is a high-level overview of the construction industry and the coordinator’s role in the construction process, including the different types of contractors and subcontractors, project life cycle and an intro to plans and specs. It digs deep into project management necessary to deliver projects on time and on budget.

Who should attend: The program is ideal for individuals who work with project managers. It is good for anyone seeking to expand knowledge and skills in project coordination, especially for persons having a few months to a few years of experience in the position.

The fee is $299 per person

Note: This is course 1 of the 6-course Project Coordinator Program, but can be taken as a stand-alone course.

About this Class: This session covers the types of planning documents in construction, including proposals and permits. It covers the stages in the typical project and the importance of developing a proactive process of obtaining, processing, and maintaining these documents. It will break down documentation requirements for an entire project and covers the process of properly closing out a project. 

Who should attend: The program is ideal for individuals who work with project managers. It is good for anyone seeking to expand knowledge and skills in project coordination, especially for persons having a few months to a few years of experience in the position.

The fee is $299 per person

Note: This is course 2 of the 6-course Project Coordinator Program, but can be taken as a stand-alone course.

About this class: Participants learn about the communication model, the power of active listening and having successful meetings. It covers various communication channels and what is appropriate for each. It teaches participants how to negotiate with a purpose and the art of influence. It also covers the value of time and how time is critical for construction projects. 

Who should attend: The program is ideal for individuals who work with project managers. It is good for anyone seeking to expand knowledge and skills in project coordination, especially for persons having a few months to a few years of experience in the position.

The fee is $299 per person

Note: This is course 3 of the 6-course Project Coordinator Program, but can be taken as a stand-alone course.

About this class:  Participants learn the history of plans and common terminology and symbols and why using industry standards are important. Participants will also work through a set of construction plans and specifications, answering specific questions on worksheets. It covers Site Plans, Architectural Floor and Roof Plans, Structural Foundation and Framing Plans, Elevations, Building Sections and Detail Sheets.

Who should attend:  The program is ideal for individuals who work with project managers. It is good for anyone seeking to expand knowledge and skills in project coordination, especially for persons having a few months to a few years of experience in the position.

The fee is $299 per person

Note: This is course 4 of the 6-course Project Coordinator Program, but can be taken as a stand-alone course.

About this class:  In this session, participants are introduced to contract basics and relevant terminology in construction law. They learn about the concept of breachless contracts and how to avoid disputes. We review the common contract along with performance issues, default and termination. Participants also learn about progress billing and the payment process in construction. 

Who should attend:  The program is ideal for individuals who work with project managers. It is good for anyone seeking to expand knowledge and skills in project coordination, especially for persons having a few months to a few years of experience in the position.

The fee is $299 per person

Note: This is course 5 of the 6-course Project Coordinator Program but can be taken as a stand-alone course.

About the class:  Project Delivery examines project set-up through closeout, discovering why projects go wrong, the science of production, common reasons for cost overruns, controlling project budgets, and how to efficiently plan and maintain projects. Participants will get tips for successfully managing the change order process and dive into the concepts of scheduling, costs, and field management to ensure productivity improvement. Basic productivity analysis will be shared for improved project delivery. 

Who Should Attend:  The program is ideal for individuals who work with project managers. It is good for anyone seeking to expand knowledge and skills in project coordination, especially for persons having a few months to a few years of experience in the position.

The fee is $299 per person

Note: This is course 6 of the 6-course Project Coordinator Program, but can be taken as a stand-alone course.