Understanding Basic Accounting Principles and Aspects for General Contractors Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: To have a better understanding of basic accounting principles such as assets, liabilities, assets, the ability to manage cash flow, revenue recognition, financial management, mitigating bad debt, and tax compliance…
The Use of Masonry in Residential and Commercial Construction Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: Contractors will be able to describe masonry construction in residential and commercial applications, understand relevant building codes, apply best practices, and become more proficient with the estimation of masonry materials.
Recent Technology Advances in the Construction Industry Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: To describe the design processes using computer-aided design, building information modeling, algorithmic design, and artificial intelligence. To explain the currently available robotic resources for constructing a building and explore applications of future…
Supply Chains & Their Effects for General Contractors Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: To become familiar with the supply chain and examine potential issues that are applicable to General Contractors.
Modular Construction Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: Contractors will accurately describe modular construction and summarize its history and evolution. Contractors will differentiate between modular, panelized, and manufactured construction as well as compare the benefits of modular with other methods of construction.
Non-Residential Construction Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: Contractors will recognize the differences between license classifications. They will also gain an understanding of how commercial construction projects differ from residential construction projects, including some administrative methods, use of labor, and various materials.
Designing for Energy Efficiency Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: This course encourages and examines the impact of decisions and methods to conserve energy because all such actions ultimately result in the desirable preservation of natural resources.
Construction Safety Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal After completing this course, contractors will be able to apply and understand the hazards of using hand and power tools as well as steps they can take to protect themselves and others from injury. At the end…
Foundation Construction, Insulation, Defects and Repairs Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: We will explore what happens when the earth and foundation move beneath our feet. We will end the course with the many methods that have been developed to repair those foundation defects.
The Dangerous Damp Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: Despite our best efforts to keep it out, water has found its way inside of buildings. This course examines the question of what to do next.
Project Management for General Contractors Project Management for General Contractors is a course designed to help contractors better manage projects through developing deeper understanding of both client needs and the supply chain.
Affordable Housing Affordable Housing is a course designed to help contractors understand the “missing middle” of housing in the United States. The course explores solutions to the housing crisis through the design and construction of housing units and the communities into which they are organized, including a deep dive into modular construction.
Modern Site Maintenance and Construction Technology Modern Site Maintenance and Construction Technology begins with a review of the basic management requirements of starting an efficient construction project, then discusses the key factors for clear and concise coordination as it relates to day to day operations, including property protection, health and safety, maximization of profit, property…
The Minnesota Mandatory Course covers both contractor business strategies and energy conservation measures, as required for license renewal for the state of Minnesota. This course begins with a discussion basic accounting principles such as assets, liabilities, the ability to manage cash flow, revenue recognition, financial management, mitigating bad debt, and tax compliance as it relates…
FL Contractors: Florida Building Code 8th Edition: Advanced Course
5-Hour Contracting Specialty Course
FL Contractors: Pool Electrical Requirements – NEC Article 680
FL Contractors: Recent Technology Advances in the Construction Industry
Affordable Housing for General Contractors