SILVER LEVEL

14 HOURS CONTINUING EDUCATION

CLASSES FOR CONTRACTORS!

Continuing Education Courses for Contractor Licensing

Saturday, June 28

    * 8:30 a.m.        Workplace Safety, Workers Compensation, Business Practices (#8504) 3 hours
    * 11:30 a.m.       Chapter 489, Laws & Rules (#10006) 1 hour
    * 12:30 noon       30 minute lunch break – lunch provided*
    * 1:00 p.m.        Advanced Building Code (#9020) 1 hour
    * 2:00 p.m.        Wind Mitigation (#10181) 1 hour
    * 3:00 p.m.        Florida Lien Law Chapter 713 (#10004) 1 hour

Sunday, June 29

    * 8:30 a.m.         Managing a Successful Construction Team (#8851) 7 hours

Lunch provided
 
Cost:
Course                                                Members                                            Non Members
14 Hours                                              $220                                                    $330
3 Hours                                                $120                                                    $150
1 Hour                                                  $ 40                                                    $ 50
 
Lunch will be provided at no additional cost for attendees who register for at least 3 hours of classes.
Instructor will report all credits. Attendees must bring license number.
 
For information or reservations, contact Sandy Nicotra 321 254-3700 ext 206 or email sandy@hbca-brevard.org. Members can register online through Builder Fusion.
 
Class size is limited, so please register early!

Learn More Today to Earn More Tomorrow!

Certified Graduate Builder (CGB)

CGBBecome a Certified Graduate Builder (CGB)! The CGB designation was developed specifically for professionals new to the industry or new to continuing education courses. It offers an ideal opportunity to grow your business by deepening your understanding of today's home building industry.

The first step to CGB certification is the Builder Assessment Review (BAR) a three-hour, multiple-choice assessment tool. It is taken electronically through NAHB. The BAR assesses your knowledge in four core areas: building technology; business and finance; sales, marketing and land; and project management. Your BAR results will determine which additional courses you must take to earn the CGB designation. In addition to the BAR, you must complete eight, six-hour classes to receive the designation and one additional class each year to ensure continued professional growth.

Certified Graduate Remodelor (CGR)

CGRGet a bigger piece of the lucrative, but highly competitive, remodeling pie with the prestigious Certified Graduate Remodelor (CGR) designation. The CGR is key to enhancing your competitive edge; expanding your customer base; increasing the quality of your customer leads; supporting your business with your improved management and technical skills; and increasing your professional credibility and gaining recognition as an industry leader.

The first step is the Professional Remodelors Experience Profile (PREP) - a three-hour, multiple-choice assessment that measures your knowledge of the five core areas of remodeling business management: marketing and sales; business administration; design, estimating and job cost; contracts, liability and risk management; and project management. It is taken electronically through NAHB. Your PREP results determine which courses, if any, you must complete to earn the CGR designation.

Graduate Master Builder (GMB)

GMBFor experienced veterans; the Graduate Master Builder (GMB) designation is the ultimate symbol of the building professional. Before beginning the certification process and attending the advanced GMB courses, you must have the Certified Graduate Builder (CGB) designation, the Certified Graduate Remodelor (CGR) designation, or ten years of building experience and have complete three CGB classes.

To be welcomed into the elite GMB club, you must either complete five GMB classes or complete four GMB classes and two additional CGB/CGR classes.

Residential Construction Superintendent (RCS)

RCSThis NAHB course covers eight topics that superintendents must master to be effective on the job. The sessions are geared toward promising field superintendents and those wanting more education and training to excel in this critical position.

There are eight core competencies offered: General Project Management; Planning and Scheduling; Budget Management and Cost Control; Customer Service; Safety and Security; Codes and Quality Control; Hiring, Training and Supervision; and Office and Trade Contractor Relations. This program is a recognized certification; the Residential Construction Superintendent Designation carries respect and recognition.