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NEWSTATEWIDE EDITION

In this issue:• SUPERVISOR TRAINING PROGRAM

• BIM – BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING

• HAZWOPER, SWPPP and much more!

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Advanced Rigging • Aerial Manlifts • Asbestos • Backhoe • Basic Safety Equipment • Basic Rigging • Bulldozer • Cranes (Tower/Mobile/Overhead) • Excavating and Trench Safety • Gradall • Grader • Hazwoper • Lead • SWPPP Workshops • Oiler Training • Operator Evaluations • Rubber Tire Tractor • Scraper • Track/Rubber Tractors • Front End Loader • Class A/B Driver Training • Much More!

•SWPPP/WPCP Plans•Erosion Control Plans•WQMP Programs •Industrial Hygiene•Lead, Mold, Asbestos Surveys/Reports •Construction Site Mgmt.•HMMP Plans•Excavation and Transportation Plans A/B Driver Training • Much More!

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INSTRUCTORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 – 8

LOCATION INDEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

REGISTRATION POLICIES . . . . . . . . . . . .10

COURSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

STP – Supervisor Training Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Problem Solving & Decision MakingAccident Prevention & Loss Control

BIM – Building Information Modeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Introduction to BIMBIM CoordinationNavisWorks Coordination

Safety Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13–24Hazardous Waste Operations and

Emergency Response: 40 Hour (HAZWOPER)HAZWOPER Annual Refresher TrainingHazardous Materials Awareness Level

Training — SpanishOSHA 10-hour Construction Safety Course Asbestos 16-hour Operations and

Maintenance — InitialAsbestos Cement Pipe — InitialAsbestos Cement Pipe — RefresherAsbestos AwarenessTrainingLead AwarenessTrainingHeat Illness: Train-the-Trainer Heat Illness

Prevention Compliance for EmployersExcavation Safety ‘Competent Person

Training’Confined Space Entry — Competent PersonConfined Space Entry with Fall Protection —

Basic Awareness LevelFall Protection — Competent Person Level ITrench Shoring & Excavation —

Competent Person Traffic Control/Flagger Safety TrainingCPR/First Aid/AED Certification Training Forklift “Train-the-Trainer” ProgramCrane Operator Training: Written Examination

for NCCCO Certification TrainingCrane NCCCO Written Exam —

Core and Specialties

Crane NCCCO Written Exam — Specialty (one only)

Rules of the RoadReasonable & Suspicious Observer

Training

Green Building / Environmental . . . . . .2524 HR Stormwate Pollutions Prevention for

Constrcution SitesSWPPP Compliance Training — 8-hour

Industry-Related Training . . . . . . . .26–302009 Prevailing Wage SeminarSage Timberline Product Management:

Change ManagementSage Timberline Product Management:

Document ControlSage Master Builder Product ManagementSage Timberline Estimating

FundamentalsSage Timberline Estimating

ExtendedOn-Center On-Screen TakeoffHow to Win the Fight! Change Orders & ClaimsProving, Pricing and Defending Differing Site

ConditionsProving, Pricing and Defending Inefficiency

ClaimsExecutive Leadership in Construction TrainingProcore Project Management Training ClassProject ManagementConstruction Quality ManagementThe Indispensable Supervisor

CALENDAR OF EVENTS . . . . . . . . . 32 – 33

ENROLLMENT FORM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

JANUARY – JUNE 2009

Training and Educational Catalog

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Publisher: Kathy VarneySales Coordinator: Maggie Hartley

Art Director: Jeff Kruger

www.california.construction.com

OUR VISION:AGC will be the organizationwhose products and servicesare in demand and its politicaland economic guidance will besought and respected withinthe construction industry.

OUR MISSION:The Associated GeneralContractors of California, thevoice of the constructionindustry, is committed toimproving the profitability of its members through excellent services in:• Safety and Health • Education and Training • Employee and Labor

Relations • Government • Relations/Legislation

...and our commitment to skill,integrity, and responsibility

Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s

OUR VISION:AGC will be the organizationwhose products and servicesare in demand and its politicaland economic guidance will besought and respected withinthe construction industry.

OUR MISSION:The Associated GeneralContractors of California, thevoice of the constructionindustry, is committed toimproving the profitability of its members through excellent services in:• Safety and Health • Education and Training • Employee and Labor

Relations • Government • Relations/Legislation

...and our commitment to skill,integrity, and responsibility

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WILLIAM BECKERSenior Instructor Global Environmental Network, Inc.

William C Becker has beenactive in the training professionfor over 24 years in Safety,HazMat, and Heavy EquipmentTraining in the US ArmyOperations and Safety. He pos-

sess over 15 years as the Operations Trainer at the1st Battalion 144th Field Artillery. Responsibilitiesincluded preparation/implementation of theBattalions Training, Injury & Illness Prevention,Hazardous Materials, and Inspections SafetyPrograms. Mr. Becker worked closely with ArmySafety Officers as a Safety and Weapons, HeavyEquipment Trainer. He graduated from the ArmyAdvance “Train the Trainer” Program and taughtHeavy Equipment, Weapons, IED to 1500 deployingsoldiers. He also specialized in teaching HeavyVehicle, Wheeled and Track, Confined Space Entryand NBC Respiratory Protection. Mr. Becker wasdeployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom as a Sr. Leaderfor 65 Soldiers. Mr. Becker was fully responsible fordeveloping, implementing and executing all newsafety courses for the operation. These classesincluded Fall Protection, Scaffolding CompetentPerson and User, Hazard Communication, Lockout/Tag out, Hearing Protection, Welding & Cutting,Compressed Gas, and Confined Space Entry.

BO BRADLEYSafety & Health DirectorAssociated General Contractors of California

Bo Bradley has been in the construction industry as a safetyprofessional for over 18 years.She is currently the Director ofSafety, Health & RegulatoryServices with the AGC of

California. Bo has worked with Operating Engineersand two General Contractors that were small whenshe started and grew to medium-large during hertime there. She has a close, working relationshipwith CAL/OSHA Directors, Division Staff andConsultation. Bo is also a Certified Dream Coach and she uses her coaching skills to coach and mentor her fellow safety professionals in creating our common dream of an effective safety culture inthe construction industry.

JOHN BROWNLead & Asbestos, Director of TrainingGlobal Environmental Network, Inc.

Mr. Brown has been activelyinvolved in various hazardousmaterials and safety trainingover the last 38 years, coordi-nating and directing regional andnational environmental programs

since 1966. He is currently a State of CaliforniaAccredited Instructor for Lead and Asbestos trainingas well as performing training for many other haz-ardous material and safety related disciplines. Johnhas developed numerous lead & asbestos trainingcourses and manuals, gaining approval through theState of CA. He has had extensive experience inboth the private and the public sectors in hazardousmaterials and safety training. John is currently work-ing with the American Red Cross and the OSHATraining Institute, and is retired military, with over 22years in the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Navy. Mr.Brown is certified in explosive geophysical opera-tions, and has instructed in Korea, South America,and Africa. John is also a certified OSHA ConstructionOutreach Trainer, and a Certified Instructor with theAmerican Red Cross.

PHYLLIS BARBOURTrainer/ConsultantAlliance Solutions Group

Phyllis started working with CPMand DOS based business soft-ware in the early 1980’s as abookkeeper for a software andhardware reseller. In 1985 sheformed her consulting business

to install, train and perform technical support toclients in the manufacturing, distribution and con-struction industries. In the mid 1990’s she became aCertified Consultant for the Timberline Software tospecialize in implementing and training on windowsbased construction software. In 2001 she became aCertified Consultant on Sage Masterbuilder Software.She has helped hundreds of small to mid-size busi-nesses to utilize software as a tool for improvingprofitability. STEVE BLOIS

After obtaining his bachelor ofscience degree in industrial engi-neering form Cal Poly, San LuisObispo in 1973, Steve Bloisjoined the family business, BloisConstruction, Inc. He gained

experience in various aspects of the business byworking in several positions before being namedpresident and general manager in 1984. From 1997to 2003 he served as co-president of the companyand was named the director in 2006. Recently hestarted his own business, Valley Vista Consulting,sharing his construction expertise with major clientcompanies.

MICHAEL BACATrainerJoshuaCasey Corporate Training

Mike has spent over 20 years in both the private sector andmilitary agencies educating individuals on various topicsincluding Emergency Medicalprocedures, CPR, First Aid,

AED, Bloodborne Pathogens and additional OSHASafety topics.

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THOMAS J. BURLESONPresidentBurleson Construction Company

Tom Burleson is President of Burleson ConstructionCompany, a third-generation, 60-year old firm inJohnson City, Tennessee. An AGC activist, Tom ispast Chairman of the Construction EducationCommittee of the Associated General Contractors ofAmerica. He is also a Life Director of AGC ofAmerica, a past President of AGC of Tennes-see, anda member of the Consulting Constructors Counciland the AGC of America Education and ResearchFoundation. Tom recently retired from the U.S. ArmyReserve Corps of Engineers with the rank of coloneland served in Operation Iraqi Freedom and DesertStorm. Tom earned a B.S. degree in BuildingScience from Clemson University and receivedCertified Professional Constructor (C.P.C) status fromthe Constructor Certification Commission.

CHARLES W. COOK, PH.D.PresidentR. S. Cook and Associates, Inc.

Tracing family history in con-struction over two and a halfcenturies, Charles W. Cook hassuccessfully combined a careerfurthering the family construc-tion business with an avocation

in communications, media, and teaching. Charlie ispresident of R. S. Cook and Associates, Inc., inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania. Their primary work hasbeen commercial and industrial renovations andadditions. An active member of the ConstructionEducation Committee of the Associated GeneralContractors of America, Charlie is currently servingas chairman of the continuing EducationSubcommittee. He has presented leadership, timemanagement, communication, team building andmotivation seminars for several corporations andAGC chapters and served as a media consultant forPhiladelphia area political campaigns. He receivedhis B.A., cum laude, from Cornell University, hisMasters from Temple, and his Ph.D. from New YorkUniversity.

ROBERT BURHANSProject SuperintendentMcCarthy Building Companies, INC.

Robert has 27 years of experi-ence in the construction industrywith a combination of formaleducation and field and techni-cal skills experience. Robertstarted his construction career

in the Seattle area working on buildings like theSeahawk's training center and the University ofWashington Health Science Building. He worked his way up from interior finishes foreman to superin-tendent. In Southern California, Robert has beenworking on a variety of projects, maintaining hisexpertise with high rises in San Diego, and workingas Project Superintendent for major healthcare projects for the St Joseph Healthcare System.

ANDREA CHAPMANTrainer/ConsultantAlliance Solutions Group

Andrea is a senior level consult-ant who embracing technologyand helps her clients integrateSage Master Builder and third-party software solutions tostreamline and centralized their

construction business systems. She has 10 yearsexperience as a business management and processintegration consultant and 15 years experience inconstruction business management, estimating,scheduling, project management, and accounting.As an owner and operator of a successful construc-tion business for 13 years, she was as an “earlyadopter” of business software and computer technol-ogy. Her extensive experience using technology tosolve client problems gives her the background andskills to guide her clients from concept to tangibleresults.

RUSS CLARK, CPAConsultant/TrainerAlliance Solutions Group

Russ is an ex Marine and now aCPA that has spent his careerworking in the construction andtechnology industries. Russ wasa long time Timberline Softwareemployee where he managed a

large consulting practice. He transitioned to privatepractice where he now manages a large group ofconsultants that focus their time on Real Estate and construction. Russ specializes in SageTimberline Office and has expensive experience with Accounting, Project Management, ServiceManagement and Document Management.

SONYA COPPOLECCHIACertified InstructorJoshuaCasey Corporate Training

Sonya has several years ofexperience within the educationindustry teaching individuals onvarious topics including:Cardiovascular PulmonaryResuscitation (CPR), First Aid,

Automated External Defibrillator (AED), BloodbornePathogens and OSHA Safety. Prior to her work inemergency services, Sonya worked in retail fashionspecializing in sales, marketing and merchandising.The fashion industry helped strengthen her deepaffection for working with the public. Her fun, easygoing approach to teaching, as well as her desire tohelp people, has made her one of our most request-ed instructors!

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JIM HOEPPNERTrainer/ConsultantAlliance Solutions Group

A Timberline Certified EstimatingConsultant, has a BS degree inConstruction Administration fromthe University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has worked as aconstruction manager and esti-

mator in residential and commercial construction. Hestarted with Timberline Software at the Oregon head-quarters in 1998 and became the EstimatingCertification Manager before deciding to work asconsultant in 2002. Jim is fluent in Spanish.

JEANNIE DONALDSONConsultant/TrainerAlliance Solutions Group

Jeannie has almost 15 yearsexperience working withaccounting software and tech-nology in the construction indus-try. She has implemented sev-eral systems as a controller and

dozens of systems as a software consultant. Shestrives to provide simple yet powerful implementa-tions and credits her ability to do both from the yearsof training she received from the Master Trainers atTimberline. Jeannie works with Accounting, ProjectManagement, Service Management and DocumentManagement systems.

T. JOSEPH DECOLLIBUS SuperintendentMcCarthy Building Companies, Inc.

As a construction professional,with a combination of formaleducation, technical skills, andover 28 years of achievementin the construction industry asa Superintendent and Manager,

Joe’s background includes: planning, schedulingand coordinating self performed work forces oncomplex cast in place concrete projects. He hasparticular expertise in structural concrete projectsincluding high rise structures, subterranean parkinggarages, tilt-ups, composite structural steel build-ings, pre-cast and post tension structures.

ANWAR HAFEEZPresident and Founder,SDC & Associates

Anwar Hafeez is a respectedengineer and construction proj-ect manager, who has personallysupervised over $1.4 Billion ofmajor construction projects overthe past 35+ years and settled

over $200 Million of Change Orders & Claims.His most notable projects include the San DiegoConvention Center, Los Angeles Central Library, LosAngeles International Airport (LAX) Expansion for the1984 Olympics, Washington DC Subway System(WMATA), Radisson’s Flagship Hotel in ManhattanBeach (CA), Armed Forces Medical University inBethesda (MD), and Walter Reed Army HospitalBarracks.

ROGELIO HORTAHealth and Safety Trainer,JoshuaCasey Corporate Training

Mr. Horta brings years of handson experience as a Health andSafety Trainer qualified to teachHAZWOPER (Hazardous WasteOperations and EmergencyResponse), Hazard Commun-

ication, Respiratory Protection, CPR/First Aid/AED,Forklift Operator, and Forklift Operator Train-the-Trainer.

ROBIN DAVIS, CPATrainer/ConsultantAlliance Solutions Group

Robin Davis is a CPA that spe-cializes in providing high levelservices to the construction andreal estate industry. She spenther early career as an executivewith an international real estate

development firm. Her practice now focuses on pro-viding part time CFO services to companies that arein transition, providing project management to firmsconverting software systems as well as consultingand training on operational and accounting software.Robin has extensive real world experience with manysoftware packages including Sage Timberline Office.

ALAN DAGESConsultant/ Senior InstructorJoshuaCasey Corporate Training

For over ten years, Mr. Dageshas performed a variety ofduties including supervision,and final review of Phase OneEnvironmental Site Assessmentsand lead fieldwork. He has been

involved in over 1,000 projects throughout theWestern states. During this time, the Phase One workhas expanded to oversight of soil investigations,remediation, and Underground Storage Tank removal.His lead, asbestos, and Phase I clients include LosAngeles County Public Works Department, LosAngeles County Fire Departments, Regional WaterQuality Control Board, San Diego County Environ-mental health Department, County of Orange WaterDistrict, San Bernardino County Department ofEnvironmental Health Services/Hazardous MaterialsDivision, South Coast Air Quality Management District(SCAQMD), and numerous private businesses.


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JIM LAMARConsultant/TrainerAlliance Solutions Group

A CPA with an MBA fromUniversity of Virginia with over20 years of experience, Jimworked for Deloitte & ToucheUSA LLC prior to moving to pri-vate industry. Over the last 15

years Jim has worked with several large internation-al firms in roles as Controller and Vice President ofFinance, Treasury and IT. The firms were in manu-facturing, Real Estate Development and HomeBuilding . Jim has worked with Sage TimberlineOffice since 2001 and now focuses his time on con-sulting and training for companies that use SageTimberline Office. He focuses on all of the financialapplications as well as Project Management,Document Management and Service Management.

MARLA MAYNARDTrainer/ConsultantAlliance Solutions Group

With over 25 years of businessmanagement and consultingexperience, Marla has extensiveknowledge in developing busi-ness processes, as well asimplementing and training on

various financial and project management software.With an M.S. in Psychology, Marla has a uniqueinsight into employee relations and Human ResourceManagement. Having been a Small BusinessAdministration Loan Officer, she is familiar with theintricacies of construction financing. Additionally, sheworked as the Project Coordinator for a major unionElectrical Contractor, giving her an overall perspec-tive of both union and government complexities incontracting. Having taught as an adjunct professor atCalifornia Baptist University, she is able to clearlydisseminate information and develop materials tosupplement the training process. She has extensiveexperience with several accounting programs includ-ing Sage Master Builder, Quick Books, & Peachtree.

DRAKE MUATPresident / Director of Training Global Environmental Network, Inc.

Drake Muat and his partnerstarted Global EnvironmentalNetwork, Inc. in 1992 as ahealth and safety training organ-ization. He has grown the com-pany into a multi million dollar

company servicing hundreds of clients in the areasof private and public construction and State andLocal Public Works. Mr. Muat gained his strongmanagement skill during his employment in NewportBeach, CA as a Fire Captain where he completed histraining under the California State Fire Marshal’sOffice, Hazardous Materials Section, IC and ID. Heestablished the Hazardous Materials EmergencyResponse Team for the City of Newport Beach, CA,and assisted in developing their EmergencyResponse Plan. In addition he has chaired the firstcommittee to write the Emergency Response Plan forthe County of Orange, CA. Prior to becoming theCaptain of the Hazardous Materials team, Mr. Muatwas a Paramedic Coordinator where he experiencedhands-on medical emergencies and provided trainingin CPR and First Aid Instructor.

BRUCE LOKESMOE, CPESC, SWPPP Trainer,OSHA 500 Instructor / Safety Specialist,Global Environmental Network, Inc.

Bruce is actively involved as aEH&S Safety Specialist/Instructorfor Federal and State ofCalifornia EPA, DOT and OSHArelated courses. He holds his

OSHA 30 and 500 certificate. OSHA 30-hour certi-fied. Bruce is recognized as a leading instructor inthe areas of NPDES Stormwater Program andOccupational Health & Safety topics by theAssociated General Contractors of California (AGC);the Los Angeles/Orange County Chapter of theMaintenance Superintendents Association (MSA); theAmerican Public Works Association (APWA); and thePublic Agency Safety Managers Association (PASMA).Currently involved in developing Water QualityManagement Plans (WQMPs) for commercial andresidential developers who must meet increasinglystringent restrictions regarding impacts to thehydrology of an area caused by their projects.Developing several practical application courses fordevelopers, contractors, and municipal personnelwho are required to implement, inspect, and main-tain the programs and practices required under thecurrent State Water Board regulations. He holds a BA in Business Administration as well as numerous other certifications.

MARK LYONSDirector, Business DevelopmentProcore Technologies

Mark’s focus is on using tech-nology to improve constructionproject management. Mark’sexpertise in using MicrosoftProject for effective projectscheduling has made him

Procore’s leading advocate for project managementbest practices. Mark provides training seminars onconstruction management techniques and tools atvenues throughout the US, including contractor associations, university construction managementprograms, and construction software user groupmeetings.

RICK OWENInstructor Trench Shoring Co.

Rick is a Certified NUCA instructor for competentperson training in trenching and excavations, as wellas a Certified NUCA instructor for permit requiredconfined space entry. He achieved NUCA MasterInstructor status in 1997. Rick also completed SpeedShore’s Train the Trainer program for competent per-son in trenching and excavations. He starting teach-ing for Trench Shoring Co. in 1999, and trained morethan 6,000 people. With 27+ years experience in theoil and gas industry, he has primarily focused onsafety, pipeline construction and maintenance, facility construction and mainte-nance, and facility operations.

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BRIAN WEATHERLYMBA, CSPJoshuaCasey Corporate Training

Brian Weatherly is a BoardCertified Safety Professional(CSP) with over a decade ofproven management consultingexperience. Brian is serving andassisting clients in planning,

developing and executing methods to integrateSafety, Health & Environmental into the core busi-ness processes. Brian is active with industry associ-ations. He is currently the Vice President of theAmerican Society of Safety Engineer’s (ASSE) SouthTexas Chapter and is active at the regional andnational level. He is a member of the National SafetyCouncil (NSC) and the National Environmental Safetyand Health Trainers Association.

BRADLEY A. PRILL, MIS, CIH, CSPTrainer/Consultant,JoshuaCasey Corporate Training

Brad is a Certified IndustrialHygienist (CIH) as well as aCertified Safety Professional(CSP). Mr. Prill has over sixteenyears of project managementand administration experience in

all facets of industrial hygiene, occupational safetyand health, and environmental compliance. Brad isan active member of the American Industrial HygieneAssociation and the American Society of SafetyEngineers. He also prides himself on developing longterm relationships with the clients and studentsalike.

JIM WRIGHTOSHA 500, Journeyman, HAZMAT Specialist,Contractor’s A License Instructor/ EH&S Manager Global Environmental Network

As an actively involved Construction Professional,with over 11 years of field and technical experience,Jim has extensive qualifications including a BA inBusiness Management, a General Contractor’sLicense with a Hazmat Endorsement, 40 hour HAZ-WOPER Certification; R.A.D. Worker Two Certification;O.S.H.A. 500 Site Safety & Health TrainingCertification; 24 hr Hazardous Material (land siteinvestigations) Certification; Site Safety SupervisorManagement Training; Hazardous Waste OperationsSupervisor Management Training; and many others.He has specific experience as a Heavy EquipmentCompetent Person and Internal Instructor where heoversaw and developed training manuals for a vari-ety of heavy equipment and thousands of students.Jim also currently acts as a EH&S OperationalCoordinator leading teams in investigations of EH&Srelated issues.

LARRY J. SMITH, P.E., F.ASCE, CCMChief of Construction Branch, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District

Larry J. Smith, P.E., F.ASCE, CCMis the Chief of ConstructionBranch for the U.S. Army Corpsof Engineers, SacramentoDistrict. Larry manages a teamof 125 Engineers and

Construction Managers overseeing Military and CivilConstruction in Northern California, Northern Nevada,and Utah. Mr. Smith has a bachelor’s and master’sdegrees in civil engineering from the University ofUtah. Larry is a Registered Professional Engineer inCalifornia and Utah and a Certified ConstructionManager. Larry is an instructor for the Corps ofEngineers Professional Development Center teachingConstruction Contract Administration, NetworkScheduling, Construction Quality Management and ahost of short subjects on demand for Corps ofEngineers students around the globe.

EVE WERBEConsultant/TrainerAlliance Solutions Group

Eve is a consultant/trainer thatspecializes in Sage TimberlineOffice. She brings over 12 yearsof real world experience withTimberline as the CFO for sever-al large contractors in Southern

California. She now focuses her time on helpingcompanies implement and fine tune processes and procedures as well as implement software appliacations to enhance reporting and workflow.Eve has a BS in Business Administration and has aJuris Doctorate (JD) degree so she likes to special-izes in Construction Accounting, Project Manage-ment, Technology, Legal and Risk issues of construction firms.

TIM PAGE-BOTTORFFBusiness Development and TrainerJoshuaCasey Corporate Training

Primary responsibilities includeplanning and implementing ofsales and marketing activities.He oversees business growthapproach and planning func-tions; manages negotiations of

contracts and special appearances; advertising/salespromotion strategies and compiles, analyzes, andinterprets statistical data. Tim is also a Lead stafftrainer with responsibilities including educationalprogram design, development and implementation.


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LOCATION INDEX

ANAHEIMJoshuaCasey Corporate Training915 E. Katella Ave., Ste. 200Anaheim, CA 92805(714) 245-9440

CARPENTERIAJoshuaCasey Corporate TrainingFOR LOCATION INFORMATION AND

ADDITIONAL DETAILS, VISIT OUR WEBSITE

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CONCORDGlobal Environmental Network1390 Willow Pass RoadConcord, CA 94520(800) 230-6944

FRESNOGranite Construction Training Facility2716 Granite Court Fresno, CA 93706(559) 593-2508

FULLERTONTrench Shoring1400 E. Orangethorpe AvenueFullerton, CA 92831(714) 879-1005

LOS ALAMITOSDynalectric Los Angeles4462 Corporate Center DriveLos Alamitos, CA 91720(714) 828-7000

MALIBUVilla Graziado Executive CenterPepperdine University24255 Pacific Coast HighwayMalibu, CA 90263(310) 506-1100

MANHATTAN BEACHAlliance Solutions Group1332 Parkview Avenue, Suite 100Manhattan Beach, CA 90266(888) 559-9540

OAKLANDGlobal Environmental Network8390 Capwell DriveOakland, CA 94621(800) 230-6944

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SAN BERNARDINOJoshuaCasey Corporate Training via National University804 E. Brier DriveSan Bernardino, CA 92408(714) 245-9440

SAN FRANCISO – PLEASANT HILLAlliance Solutions Group3478 Buskirk Avenue, Suite 1000Pleasant Hill, CA 94523(888) 559-9540

SANTA ANAGlobal Environmental Network106 West 4th Street, Suite 201Santa Ana, CA 92701(800) 230-6944

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WEST COVINAAGC-CA1906 S. Garvey Ave. W., Ste. 100West Covina, CA 91790(626) 608-5800

WEST SACRAMENTO3095 Beacon BoulevardWest Sacramento, CA 95691(800) 230-6944

VENTURATWIW Insurance Offices196 South Fir StreetVentura, CA 93001

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HOW TO REGISTERRegister on-line at www.agc-ca.org or complete theenrollment form and return with your check madepayable to “AGC of California” or with your creditcard information. Mail the form to AGC of Californiaat 1906 West Garvey Avenue South, Suite 100, WestCovina, CA 91790 or fax at 626-608-5810. A con-tact name, phone number, fax number, and atten-dees’ names are necessary; along with emailaddresses should AGC need to advise students ofclass changes or cancellations. You will receive aconfirmation for the registered class.

PAYMENTFull course payment must accompany each regis-tration for all attendees prior to class. Payment canbe made by check or credit card. Credit Card (CC):Fax or mail CC information with registration orphone in CC information to Anh Tran at 626-608-5800. Master Card, Visa, and American Expressaccepted. Credit card payment can be made online.This information is encrypted and secure. All creditcard information is destroyed after it is charged.

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MEMBER FEEApplies to AGC-CA member that is in good standingof AGC of California.

LIMITED CLASS SIZE Read each course description for identification oflimited class size. Limited classes will be filled on afirst come first served.

INSUFFICIENT CLASSREGISTRATIONSAGC-CA reserves the right to cancel any course orclass. Registrants will be notified 48 hours inadvance of start date.

CLASS LOCATIONSRead each course description / flyer for location ofclasses.

CHANGES AND ADDITIONSAdditional classes may be added to the AGC-CA cur-riculum at any time depending upon training needs.Please check the AGC of California’s website atwww.agc-ca.org, or call AGC-CA at 626-608-5800for updated information.

SPANISH ONLY COURSESAdditional classes taught in Spanish are availablefor most topics upon request. For further informationcontact Anh Tran/Dave Jenkins of AGC-CA at 626-608-5800.

SPECIFIC COURSE REQUESTTo request a course not currently offered, or if spe-cialized training is needed at your company or jobsite, please contact Anh Tran or Dave Jenkins ofAGC-CA at 626-608-5800.

CANCELLATIONSCancellations must be made in writing, by fax or e-mail 72 hours prior to the start date of class for reg-istrants to receive a refund. All persons that do notcancel their registration are responsible for full pay-ment.

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SUPERVISOR TRAINING PROGRAM (STP)

A Supervisory Training Overview:The Supervisory Training Program (STP),created by AGC of America, is a construc-tion-specific training curriculum developed,updated, and field tested by and for con-tractors. The program consists of 12 com-prehensive courses (including two overviewcourses) that focus on the knowledge andskills that every supervisor must have tobe an effective manager of people, time,equipment and materials. Supervisory skill— or lack of it — directly affects everycompany’s bottom line. Each day, decisionsmade by every foreman and superintend-ent are crucial to the success or failure ofevery construction project. You make yourmoney in the field, and STP can help youimprove your organization’s bottom line.

PROGRAM COURSES:• Unit 1: Leadership and Motivation• Unit 2: Oral and Written Communication• Unit 3: Problem Solving and

Decision Making• Unit 4: Contract Documents and

Construction Law• Unit 5: Planning and Scheduling • Unit 6: Understanding and Managing

Project Costs• Unit 7: Accident Prevention and

Loss Control• Unit 8: Managing the Project —

The Supervisor’s Role• Unit 9: Productivity Improvement• Unit 10: General and Specialty

Constructor Dynamics• Overview: Construction Supervisor• Overview: Heavy/Highway Construction

Supervisor

Visit our website for STP course offeringsfor late 2009.

Problem Solving andDecision Making (Unit 3)INSTRUCTORS: Steve Blois, Blois Const.,and McCarthy Building Companies/Hensel-Phelps Construction

This course teaches the concepts andskills needed to identify problems andmake effective decisions to prevent orresolve. This course will help constructionsuper-visors identify problems and howthey occur and learn techniques for solvingthem in the construction industry.Supervisors will learn how to use the deci-sion-making process, related to planning,project managment, human resouces, laborcosts, subcontractors, emergencies, andother mportant considerations.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Problems in the construction industry• Establishing a problem solving

environment• Human performance problems• The problem identification process• The decision making process• Labor costs and subcontractors• Effective production planning• Production process improvement• Project-wide applications• Risk, emergencies, and crisis situations

$249 AGC-CA MEMBERS$349 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

ALL MATERIALS, INCLUDING MANUAL.

THREE DAYS (Saturdays):All classes are 8:00am – 5:00pm

LOS ALAMITOS

JANUARY 10, 2009

JANUARY 17, 2009

JANUARY 24, 2009

TEN WEEKS (Wednesdays):All classes are 6:00 – 8:30pm

VENTURA

FEBRUARY 18 – APRIL 22, 2009

Accident Prevention andLoss Control (Unit 7)INSTRUCTORS: McCarthy BuildingCompanies/Hensel-Phelps Construction

This course will cover the roles andresponsibilities of a construction supervisorin accident prevention and loss control.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Introduction to site safety and health

management• Safety leadership, motivation, and

empowerment• Planning for site safety• Site safety management• Site security and protection• Multi-employer safety• Construction risk management• Safety and human resources• Regulatory procedures, record keeping

and documents• Using and understanding reference

material and advisory resources.

THREE DAYS:$249 AGC-CA MEMBERS$349 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

ALL MATERIALS, INCLUDING MANUAL.

All classes are 8:00am – 5:00pm

LOS ALAMITOS

APRIL 11, 2009

APRIL 18, 2009

APRIL 25, 2009

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BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING

What is BIM?INSTRUCTOR: Jim Bratton, DynalectricLos Angeles

This course offers a general Overview ofBuilding Information modeling: How BIM isbeing used in today's construction industryand how it affects you.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• What constitutes a BIM project• The common types of software used

for BIM• Industry overview• Project examples

ONE-HALF DAY:$325 AGC-CA MEMBERS $375 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES ALL

MATERIALS. MINIMUM 8 STUDENTS.

All classes are 7:00am – 11:00am

LOS ALAMITOS

JANUARY 12, 2009

BIM CoordinationINSTRUCTOR: Jim Bratton, Dynalectric Los Angeles

This course is designed to give generalcontractors, and MEP coordinators anin-depth study of 3D/BIM coordination.Focus will be on procedures and best prac-tices; setting up and managing a coordina-tion process; what your sub-contractorswill need and what they will provide; gen-eral overview of software and interoper-ability issues.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• The coordination environment• The coordination process• What you subcontractors need from

you, and why do they need it.• Defining the deliverables.• Putting it all together.

ONE DAY:$450 AGC-CA MEMBERS $600 Non-membersGENERAL UNDERSTANDING OF MEP CONSTRUCTION IS A

PRE-REQUISITE. FEE INCLUDES ALL MATERIALS. MINI-

MUM 8 STUDENTS. SNACKS AND LUNCH PROVIDED.


LOS ALAMITOS

JANUARY 19, 2009

NavisWorks CoordinationINSTRUCTOR: Jim Bratton, DynalectricLos Angeles

This is a hands-on lab designed to giveyou the skills you need to use NavisWorksin a collaborative MEP environment.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Overview of the user interface• How to assemble a project• Object enablers• Clash detection• Publishing files

ONE DAY:$325 AGC-CA MEMBERS$375 Non-membersGENERAL UNDERSTANDING OF MEP CONSTRUCTION,

AND BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS ARE A PRE-REQUISITE.

FEE INCLUDES ALL MATERIALS. MINIMUM 6 STUDENTS.


LOS ALAMITOS

JANUARY 26, 2009

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SAFETY TRAINING CLASSES

Hazardous WasteOperations andEmergency Response: 40 Hour (HAZWOPER)INSTRUCTORS: Global Environmental Net-work and JoshuaCasey Corporate Training

This course meets or exceeds the train-ing requirements found in T8 CCR 5192and 29 CFR 1910.120. This course isrequired for site workers regularly on siteengaged in hazardous substance removalor other activities which expose or potentially expose workers to hazardoussubstances and health hazards. Courserequires successful completion of a written examination.

MONDAY• Introduction • Environmental/HAZWOPER Regulations• Basic Safety Management • Safety, Electrical, and Biological Hazards• Hearing Conservation • Heat Stress • Hazard Communication • Chemical & Physical Properties of

Hazardous Materials

TUESDAY • Fire Chemistry and Protection• Hazardous Materials Recognition &

Identification Systems• Toxicology • Ionizing Radiation • Medical Surveillance • Haz Mat Sanitation & Hygiene• Drench Showers & Eyewash Fountains • Using the NIOSH Pocket Guide to

Chemical Hazards• NIOSH Pocket Guide Exercise

WEDNESDAY• PPE Regulations • Chemical Protective Clothing • Respiratory Protection • Levels of Protection • Site Control & Decontamination • Spill Response Control & Containment • Emergency Response

(First Responder Awareness Level)• DOT Emergency Response Guidebook

THURSDAY• Trenching & Shoring • Permit Required Confined Space Entry• Drum Handling • Site Characterization, Analysis,

Planning & Organization• Air Monitoring & the Use of

Direct Reading Instruments • Hypothetical Hazardous Waste Site

Tabletop Exercise

FRIDAY• Respirator Care & Cleaning (Hands On)• Donning, Doffing & Taping (Hands On)• Dress Out – Drum Handling &

Decon Exercise

FIVE DAYS:$455 AGC-CA MEMBERS $495 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

ALL MATERIALS, INCLUDING THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE

GUIDEBOOK.


ANAHEIM

JANUARY 19 – 23, 2009

FEBRUARY 16 – 20, 2009

MARCH 9 – 13, 2009

APRIL 13 – 17, 2009

MAY 11 – 15, 2009

JUNE 15 - 19, 2009

OAKLAND

FEBRUARY 23 – 27, 2009

MAY 11 – 15, 2009

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HAZWOPER AnnualRefresher Training INSTRUCTORS: Global Environmental Net-work and JoshuaCasey Corporate Training

This course meets or exceeds the training requirements found in Title 8 CCR 5192 (e),(8); (q),(8) and 29 CFR1910.120 (e),(8); (q),(8). The goal of thisprogram is to provide refresher training forthe environmental site worker who has previously undergone the 24 or 40hour course. Course is concluded with a written examination.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Regulatory Overview• Basic Safety Management• Hazards: Safety, Electrical, Biological• Hearing Conservation• Heat Stress• Hazard Communication• Chemical & Physical Properties of

Hazardous Materials• Toxicology• Chemical Protective Clothing• Respiratory Protection• Levels of Protection• Permit Required Confined Space Entry

ONE DAY:$105 AGC-CA MEMBERS $155 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

ALL MATERIALS, INCLUDING CERTIFICATE OF

COMPLETION AND WALLET CARD.


ANAHEIM

JANUARY 12, 2009

FEBRUARY 9, 2009

FEBRUARY 24, 20008

MARCH 2, 2009

MARCH 17, 2009

APRIL 6, 2009

APRIL 21, 2009

MAY 4, 2009

MAY 19, 2009

JUNE 8, 2009

JUNE 30, 2009

OAKLANDJANUARY 12, 2009MARCH 23, 2009JUNE 22, 2009

SAN BERNARDINO

FEBRUARY 13, 2009

APRIL 23, 2009

JUNE 26, 2009

Hazardous MaterialsAwareness Level Training— SpanishINSTRUCTORS: Global Environmental Net-work and JoshuaCasey Corporate Training

The goal of this course is to provideessential information for individualswho are likely to witness or discover ahazardous substance release and whohave been trained to initiate an emer-gency response sequence by notifyingthe proper authorities. At the completionof this course, students will be acquaintedwith the following:

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Regulatory Requirements in

Emergency Response • Basic Safety Management • Chemical and Physical Properties of

Hazardous Materials • Fire Chemistry and Fire Protection

Toxicology • Haz Mat Sanitation & Hygiene /

Personal Protective Equipment / Drench Showers & Eyewash Fountains

• The ability to realize the need for additional resources, and to make appropriate notifications to the communication center.


ALL MATERIALS, INCLUDING CERTIFICATE OF

COMPLETION AND WALLET CARD.


ANAHEIM

FEBRUARY 2, 2009

MAY 8, 2009

OAKLANDJANUARY 12, 2009MARCH 23, 2009JUNE 22, 2009

SAN BERNARDINO

MARCH 6, 2009

JUNE 29, 2009

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OSHA 10-hourConstruction SafetyCourse INSTRUCTOR: JoshuaCasey CorporateTraining (West Covina) and GlobalEnvironmental Network

This 10-hour program is intended toprovide instruction on a variety of construction industry safety and healthstandards to entry-level participants.The five required topics must be compre-hensively taught (one hour each) as part ofthe 10-hour construction outreach course.The trainer is expected to utilize theremaining 5 hours of class time by teachingother construction standards and/or byexpanding upon the coverage of therequired topics. Any OSHA standard thatapplies to the construction industry may betaught to meets the need of the audience.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Introduction to OSHA, OSH Act/General

Duty Clause General Safety and Health Provisions, Competent Person

• Materials Handling, Storage, Use and Disposal

• Motor Vehicles, Mechanized Equipment,Construction Equipment

• Electrical, Scaffolding, Stairways and Ladder, Fall protection


ALL MATERIALS.

All classes are 7:00am – 5:30pmANAHEIMMARCH 20, 2009JUNE 26, 2009

OAKLANDJANUARY 31, 2009APRIL 21, 2009

Asbestos 16-hourOperations andMaintenance – InitialINSTRUCTORS: Global EnvironmentalNetwork and Alan Dages, Consultant/sSenior Instructor, JoshuaCasey CorporateTraining

Initial training for maintenance workersinvolved in general maintenance andasbestos material repair tasks. Thecourse agenda includes: Federal and Stateregulations; proper asbestos-related workpractices; respirator user, care, and fit testing; protective clothing; hands-on exercises; and proper decontaminationprocedures. This course fulfills trainingrequirements for OSHA Class III work, forOSHA Competent Person for Classes III and IV, and AHERA O&M.

TWO DAYS:$355 AGC-CA MEMBERS $425 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

ALL MATERIALS.


ANAHEIM

FOR SCHEDULING AND ADDITIONAL

DETAILS VISIT OUR WEBSITE

WWW.AGC-CA.ORG

OAKLAND

FEBRUARY 11 & 12, 2009

APRIL 14 & 15, 2009

JUNE 9 & 10, 2009

SAN BERNARDINO



WWW.AGC-CA.ORG

Asbestos Cement Pipe —InitialINSTRUCTOR: Global EnvironmentalNetwork

This course provides the trainingrequired by OSHA for companies whoonly repair breaks in A/C Pipe. Thistraining includes a session of hands-onexperience that gives the students experi-ence in constructing a mini-chamber, set-ting up a regulated area, and performing apipe-cutting simulation.


ALL MATERIALS.


SANTA ANA

MARCH 16, 2009

JUNE 1, 2009

OAKLAND

JANUARY 27, 2009

APRIL 20, 2009

Asbestos Cement Pipe —RefresherINSTRUCTOR: Global EnvironmentalNetwork

See course description above.


ALL MATERIALS.

All classes are 8:00am – Noon

SANTA ANA

JANUARY 30, 2009

MARCH 26, 2009

MAY 22, 2009

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Asbestos AwarenessTrainingINSTRUCTORS: Global EnvironmentalNetwork and Alan Dages, Consultant/sSenior Instructor, JoshuaCasey CorporateTraining

Attendees will learn how to identifysuspect asbestos-containing materials,where it is most likely found, recognizeasbestos hazards, legal liabilities andprevent exposure to themselves andbuilding occupants. The class satisfiesthe AHERA and OSHA requirements fortraining employees who may work in areascontaining asbestos but are likely NOT tocome into direct contact with or disturbasbestos containing materials. Who ShouldAttend: Construction, building maintenanceand janitorial personnel who work in commercial buildings and schools and who may come into contact with asbestos-containing materials.


ALL MATERIALS.

Lead AwarenessTrainingINSTRUCTORS: Global EnvironmentalNetwork and Alan Dages, Consultant/sSenior Instructor, JoshuaCasey CorporateTraining

This course meets or exceeds the train-ing requirements found in title 22 CCRof Hazardous Wastes. Completion of this course aides in compliance with 49 CFR, Part 172.704. The target audiencefor this course is employees who need tocomply with the requirements of Title 22,the student to discuss processes that arepart of their own places of employment.This course also meets the DOT require-ments for employees who are participatein packaging, shipping, and/or transporta-tion of materials regulated by the DOT asrequiring training on proper safety and procedures. This course focuses on teach-ing the student to be in proper compliancewith DOT regulations.


ALL MATERIALS.

THESE CLASSES ARE PRESENTED

CONSECUTIVELY ON THE SAME DAY.

Asbestos Awareness Training:


Lead Awareness Training:

All classes are Noon – 4:00pm

ANAHEIM

JANUARY 29, 2009

MARCH 27, 2009

MAY 28, 2009

OAKLAND

FEBRUARY 13, 2009

APRIL 16, 2009

JUNE 11, 2009

SAN BERNARDINO

FEBRUARY 27, 2009

APRIL 28, 2009

JUNE 4, 2009

SANTA ANA

JANUARY 30, 2009

MARCH 20, 2009

JUNE 5, 2009

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Heat Illness: Train-the-Trainer Heat Illness PreventionCompliance forEmployersINSTRUCTOR: Bo Bradley, AGC SafetyDirector and Global Environmental Network

This class applies to outdoor workwhen environmental risk factors are present for heat illness. Study of the fourenvironmental risk factors. Establishing a system for determining when those fac-tors are present. Using weather reportsand alerts. Setting up a seasonal trigger.Documenting a procedure and following it.This is a “HOT” topic for Cal/OSHA and isincluded in their construction sweeps forcompliance. This requirement is in effectthroughout the year, not just when it’s hotoutside! This class will enable your trainerto train your employees on:

SESSION BREAKOUT:• How to recognize, prevent and respond

to heat illness• Access to shaded areas available to any

worker suffering from heat illness • Requiring sufficient quantities of water

to be available • Training requirements of employees and

supervisors • Establishing procedures/obtaining

emergency medical services


ALL MATERIALS.


FRESNO

APRIL 17, 2009

OAKLAND

MARCH 13, 2009

JUNE 12, 2009

SACRAMENTO

FEBRUARY 13, 2009

MAY 8, 2009

Excavation Safety‘Competent PersonTraining’INSTRUCTOR: Mark Aniello, EnvironmentalCompliance & Remediation, Inc.

This course is designed to save lives inthe trenches. Develop familiarity withFederal Standards and State Standardsassociated with excavation safety.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• OSHA General Requirements• Requirements for protective systems• Soil Classification• Selection of protective systems• How to read tabulated data systems• Checklists / Resources

ONE DAY:$??? AGC-CA MEMBERS $??? Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

ALL MATERIALS, INCLUDING A COMPREHENSICE COURSE

MANUAL,


FRESNO

FEBRUARY 13, 2009



WWW.AGC-CA.ORG

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Dynalectric Los Angeles 4462 Corporate Center Drive, Los Alamitos, CA 90720

(714) 828-7000 • www.dyna-la.com

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Confined Space Training— Competent Person INSTRUCTOR: Trench Shoring and JoshuaCasey Corporate Training (SanBernardino) and Global EnvironmentalNetwork

This course is intended to provide managers, foremen, competent persons,and workers with information regardingentry into confined spaces as definedby Cal/OSHA standards. Training will cre-ate awareness of hazards associated withconfined spaces, review procedures forentering confined spaces and providemanagers with information to establish aconfined space entry program.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Review of Cal/OSHA regulations• Required elements of a permit –

entry program• Duties of supervisors, attendants, &

entrants• Understanding atmosphere hazards• Recognizing physical hazards• Monitoring & ventilation techniques• Review of SDCWA policy & procedure• Workshop on filling out permits• Demonstration of special equipment


ALL MATERIALS.


FULLERTON

FEBRUARY 7, 2009

APRIL 4, 2009

JUNE 6, 2009

OAKLAND

FEBRUARY 6, 2009

JUNE 1, 2009

SAN BERNARDINO

JANUARY 23, 2009

MARCH 26, 2009

MAY 15, 2009

Confined Space Entry with Fall Protection —Basic Awareness LevelINSTRUCTOR: JoshuaCasey CorporateTraining

This course includes Confined SpaceEntry at the Awareness or Refresherlevel, as well as an emphasis on FallProtection awareness, equipment andentry procedures. Class is designed foremployees working in or around confinedspaces as defined by Cal-OSHA.Studentsshould bring personal fall arrest equipmentwith them to class for use and inspectionduring class. Course includes demonstra-tion of equipment and hands-on exercise.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Review of regulations• Elements of a permit-entry program• Duties of supervisors, attendants &

entrants• Understanding atmosphere hazards• Monitoring & ventilation techniques• Personal protective equipment• Traditional fall protection

(e.g. handrails, guardrails, etc.);• Fall restraint systems • Fall arrest systems


ALL MATERIALS.


SANTA BARBARA

JUNE 11, 2009

OAKLAND

FEBRUARY 12, 2009

JUNE 11, 2009

SANTA ANA

FEBRUARY 13, 2009

APRIL 10, 2009

JUNE 12, 2009

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Fall Protection –Competent Person Level IINSTRUCTOR: Global Environmental Net-work and JoshuaCasey Corporate Training

This course incorporates lecture andhands-on scenarios applying theory to practical workplace situations.A large portion of the class dives into theinspection, maintenance and cleanliness of equipment, anchorage points, and fallarrest devices. This is a very active hands-on course which will require participants to utilize a wide range of fall protectionequipment. This class meets the trainingrequirements found in CCR Title 8, as wellas 29CFR 1910 and 1926.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Walking Working Surfaces • Taking equipment out of service• Approving anchors and anchorage

points • Governing regulations relating to fall

protection • Hazard recognition (why fall protection)• Traditional fall prevention (e.g.

handrails, guardrails, etc.) • Fall arrest devices/restraint systems • Equipment selection and inspection

ONE DAY:$125 AGC-CA MEMBERS $175 Non-membersMUST HAVE RECEIVED PRIOR USER LEVEL TRAINING AND

HAVE ACTIVE EXPERIENCE WITH/USING FALL PREVENTION

EQUIPMENT. EQUIPMENT NEEDED FOR HANDS-ON

EXERCISES TO BE BROUGHT BY STUDENT INCLUDES:

SELF-RETRACTING LIFELINES, CLASS A FULL BODY

HARNESS FOR STUDENTS.


SAN BERNARDINO

FEBRUARY 6, 2009

APRIL 16, 2009

JUNE 19, 2009

SANTA ANA

FEBRUARY 9, 2009

MAY 1, 2009

OAKLAND

APRIL 17, 2009

Trench Shoring andExcavation — Competent Person INSTRUCTORS: Global EnvironmentalNetwork; Trench Shoring and JoshuaCaseyCorporate Training

This 8-hour course is designed to givesupervisors, inspectors, site managers,and workers, the ability to identifyexisting and predictable hazards in thesurroundings of an open trench.Cal/OSHA standards for trenching andexcavating require that every jobsite havea “Competent person” present at all time,who has undergone safety training. Thestudent will learn of the working conditionsthat are hazardous and dangerous to“those who enter open trenches. Thiscourse includes instruction on SoilsDClassification, Shoring and SlopingStandards, Hazard Recognition and impor-tant Components of the Standards.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Trench Plate• Hydraulic Shoring• Trench Shields• Checklists• Other Protective Systems• Permits


ALL MATERIALS.


FULLERTON

JANUARY 24, 2009

FEBRUARY 21, 2009

MARCH 21, 2009

APRIL 25, 2009

MAY 16, 2009

JUNE 20. 2009

OAKLAND

APRIL 17, 2009

JULY 31, 2009

SAN BERNARDINO

MARCH 13, 2009

SANTA BARBARA

FEBRUARY 19, 2009

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Traffic Control/Flagger Safety TrainingINSTRUCTORS: Global Environmental Net-work and JoshuaCasey Corporate Training

This course meets or exceeds the training requirements found in T8CCR1598 & 1599. Also includes outdoor handson setup of traffic controls! Course is concluded with a written examination.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Review of CCR Sections 1598 and 1599• How to properly use temporary traffic

control devices• Signs, cones, delineators & barricades• Flashing arrow signs• Safe installation & removal of temporary

traffic control zones• Advance warning & sign placement• Transition area(s) & tapers• Activity/work and Termination areas• Flagger Training• Table top exercises & outdoor

hands-on training• How to write and document a simple

traffic control plan• Liability issues and the Americans with

Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA)


ALL MATERIALS.


ANAHEIM

MARCH 19, 2009

JUNE 12, 2009

CARPENTERIA

APRIL 23, 2009

OAKLAND

FEBRUAY 6, 2009

MAY 29, 2009

SAN BERNARDINO

JANUARY 15, 2009

APRIL 24, 20099

CPR/First Aid/AEDCertification Training INSTRUCTORS: Global Environmental Net-work and JoshuaCasey Corporate Training

This course emphasizes emergencycare skills, which allows the lay personrescuer to function with a consistent setof priorities to identify and manage life-threatening emergencies. Students learnthe same priorities of care used by profes-sional emergency care providers. Course isconcluded with a written examination.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Circles of Care Concept• SETUP and Barriers• Initial Assessment• Rescue Breathing• One Rescuer CPR• Airway Obstruction (Choking) • Control of Bleeding• Managing Shock • Ongoing Assessment• Warning Signs of Medical Illness• Breathing Difficulty• Chest Pain• Abdominal Pain• Levels of Responsiveness• Mechanism of Injury• Head, Neck and Back• Strains, Sprains and Fractures• Moving Patients

ONE DAY: Refresher (4 hr.)$60 AGC-CA MEMBERS $75 Non-members

ONE DAY: Initial (6 hr.)$75 AGC-CA MEMBERS $90 Non-members

ONE DAY: Extended (8 hr.)$85 AGC-CA MEMBERS $100 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES ALL

MATERIALS, INCLUDING CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

AND WALLET CARD.


ANAHEIM

JANUARY 15, 2009

JANUARY 30, 2009

FEBRUARY 3, 2009

FEBRUARY 21, 2009 (SATURDAY)

MARCH 6, 2009

MARCH 19, 2009

APRIL 7, 2009

APRIL 18, 2009 (SATURDAY)

APRIL 24, 2009

MAY 8, 2009

MAY 21, 2009

JUNE 2, 2009

JUNE 13, 2009 (SATURDAY)

JUNE 26, 2009

OAKLAND

FEBRUARY 5, 2009

MAY 28, 2009

SAN BERNARDINO

JANUARY 16, 2009

FEBRUARY 12, 2009

MARCH 20, 2009

APRIL 30, 2009

MAY 22, 2099

JUNE 18, 2009

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Forklift “Train-the-Trainer” ProgramINSTRUCTORS: Global Environmental Net-work and JoshuaCasey Corporate Training

The goal of the Instructor TrainingProgram is to train and authorizeselected individuals to implement andconduct your in-house Forklift andMaterial Handling Program. At the completion of this training course,participants will be acquainted with all components of the Forklift Operator SafetyTraining Program, including: class manage-ment/administration; practical and writen examinations; and performance testing.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Comprehensive Instructor Manual• Teaching Principles • Principles of Forklift Safety• Cal & Fed OSHA Regulations• Power Point Presentation • Ten (10) English Student Workbooks• Ten (10) Student Certificates/Cards• Inspection Forms • Performance Testing/Evaluation Form• English/Spanish Written Test*

ONE DAY:$599 AGC-CA MEMBERS $699 Non-membersSTUDENTS MUST HAVE PRIOR FORKLIFT SAFETY

TRAINING AND BE EXPERIENCED OPERATORS AS A

PRE-REQUISITE. FEE INCLUDES ALL MATERIALS.


ANAHEIM*

JANUARY 28, 2009

FEBRUARY 25, 2009

MARCH 25, 2009

APRIL 29, 2009

MAY 28, 2009

JUNE 24, 2009

OAKLAND

FEBRUARY 5, 2009

MAY 25, 2009

SAN BERNARDINO*

MARCH 18, 2009

JUNE 12, 2009

Crane Operator Training:Written Examination for NCCCO CertificationTrainingINSTRUCTOR: Global EnvironmentalNetwork, Inc.

This is a preparation class for the written NCCOO Exam. It consists of three,8-hour days of classroom training,designed specifically for the test. The Coreexamination portion of the program teststhe required knowledge areas relating to the operation of cranes.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Domain 1: Site (approximately 24%

of the test)• Domain 2: Operations (approximately

23% of the test)• Domain 3: Technical Knowledge

(approximately 28% of the test)• Domain 4: Manufacturers' Load Charts

(approximately 25% of the test)

THREE DAYS:$855 AGC-CA MEMBERS $995 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

ALL MATERIALS.

All classes are 7:00am – 4:00pmSANTA ANAJANUARY 23 – 25, 2009 MARCH 25 – 27, 2009MAY 27 – 29, 2009

OAKLANDJANUARY 21 – 23, 2009 MARCH 11 – 13, 2009MAY 13 – 15, 2009

Crane NCCCOWritten Exam — Core and SpecialtiesINSTRUCTOR: Global EnvironmentalNetwork, Inc.

Includes Processing Forms, Detailed ScoreSheet, Exam Room, All Exams


ALL MATERIALS. LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED.

OR

Crane NCCCOWritten Exam —Specialty (one only)INSTRUCTOR: Global EnvironmentalNetwork, Inc.

Includes Processing Forms, Detailed ScoreSheet, Exam Room, one Specialty Exam


ALL MATERIALS. LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED.

All classes are 8:00am – NoonSANTA ANAFEBRUARY 2, 2009 APRIL 1, 2009JUNE 1, 2009

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Rules of the RoadINSTRUCTOR: Daniel Cantieri, Officer,California Highway Patrol

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Commercial License Requirements• Dealing with hazardous materials• Audits, keeping records


ALL MATERIALS.


FRESNO

FEBRUARY 20, 2009

Reasonable & SuspiciousObserver TrainingINSTRUCTOR: Daniel Cantieri, Officer,California Highway Patrol

A two (2) hour training class on‘Substance Abuse Awareness’ modeledafter the U.S. Department of Transpor-tation Alcohol and Drug Testing Rules.This course complies with the new 49 CFR part 40 rules.


ALL MATERIALS.


FRESNO

MARCH 20, 2009

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GREEN BUILDING / ENVIRONMENTAL

24-Hour StormwaterPollution Prevention forConstruction SitesINSTRUCTOR: Global EnvironmentalNetwork, Inc.

A Storm Water Pollution PreventionPlans (SWPPP) is required for all con-struction projects that disturb one acreor more of soil. This workshop will assistdevelopers, contractors and subcontractorsresponsible for implementing stormwaterpollution controls at construction sites(erosion and sediment control best man-agement practices BMPs)

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Using the New SWPPP Template• Using the New WPCP Template• New SSPs, including Construction

Site Management• Major SWPPP Revisions• Videos from CalTrans & Others• Student Study Guide for Notes• SWPPP Prep Manual• Construction BMPs Manual• Binder for Assembly of SWPPP• Examples of Typical BMPs• New Methods & Technologies• Developing Run-on/Run-off Data• Sampling & Analysis Issues• Inspection & Maintenance• Sources of Help• Review of Construction Site BMP

Field Guide• Caltrans/CASQA Templates


ALL MATERIALS.


FRESNO

MARCH 9 – 11, 2009

JUNE 8 – 10, 2009

OAKLAND

JANUARY 28 – 30, 2009

FEBRUARY 28 – 20, 2009

MARCH 18 – 20, 2009

APRIL 22 – 24, 2009

MAY 20 – 22, 2009

JUNE 17 – 19, 2009

OCEANSIDE

MARCH 9 – 11, 2009

JUNE 8 – 10, 2009

SANTA ANA

JANUARY 14 – 16, 2009

FEBRUARY 4 – 6, 2009

MARCH 4 – 6, 2009

APRIL 8 – 10, 2009

MAY 6 – 8, 2009

JUNE 3 – 5, 2009

SWPPP ComplianceTraining – 8 HourINSTRUCTOR: Global EnvironmentalNetwork, Inc.

A review of SWPPPs & Inspecting Sitesfor Compliance with NPDES Permits.Now that operators of projects that disturbone acre or more ofsoil must submit com-plete SWPPPs, here’s how to make sureyou are fully meeting the minimum stan-dards of the California General Permit forConstruction.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• NPDES Permit requirements for

Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP)

• How to Review a SWPPP• How to Inspect for Compliance• Troubleshooting “BMPs” on

construction sites


ALL MATERIALS.

All classes are 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

OAKLAND

JANUARY 27, 2009

MARCH 17, 2009

JUNE 16, 2009

SANTA ANA

FEBRUARY 3, 2009

APRIL 7, 2009

JUNE 29, 2009

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INDUSTRY-RELATED TRAINING

2009 Prevailing WageSeminar

Prevailing Wage and apprentice require-ments are becoming more complex.However, failure to comply can turn aseemingly successful project into a finan-cial disaster. Additional speakers and rep-resentatives from local and state agencieswill discuss the latest issues and topics for2009. Presented by the Southern CaliforniaIndustrial Relations Department.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• On-site/Off-site Hauling• Interpreting Prevailing Wage

Determinations• Definitions of Public Works• Compliance Enforcement and Coverage• New Legislation, Cases and D.I.P

Interpretations• Certified Payroll• Fringe Benefit Contributions• Fringe Benefit Payment Audits• Apprentice Standards• Owner Operators• Travel Time• Meal and Rest Periods


ALL MATERIALS.


APRIL 2009

SHERATON CERRITOS

2725 CENTER COURT DRIVE

CERRITOS, CA 90703



WWW.AGC-CA.ORG

Sage Timberline ProjectManagement: ChangeManagementINSTRUCTOR: Alliance Solutions Group

Project changes can be the most chal-lenging and critical aspect of projectmanagement. Learn to use the ProjectManagement features that track projectchanges and contract changes, so that you have up-to-date billing, contract andprofitability information at every stage ofyour project, without waiting for paper toflow from one department to another.To reinforce what you’ve learned, the curriculum provides additional practice exercises and review questions.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Suggestions for workflow• Contracts and commitments• Using program features• Change requests and change orders


ALL MATERIALS.


MANHATTAN BEACH

JANUARY 12, 2009

MARCH 9, 2009

MAY 11, 2009

SAN FRANCISCO – PLEASANT HILL

JANUARY 14, 2009

MARCH 11, 2009

MAY 13, 2009

Sage Timberline ProjectManagement: DocumentControlINSTRUCTOR: Alliance Solutions Group

You know the challenges of trackinghundreds of project-related documents,drawings, correspondence, and meetingnotes. Find out how to use ProjectManagement to efficiently keep track of all your documentation and corres-pondence in one easy-to-use database.To reinforce what you’ve learned, the curriculum provides additional practiceexercises and review questions.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Step-by-step instruction• Document types• Using the program features• Creating logs


ALL MATERIALS.


MANHATTAN BEACH

JANUARY 13, 2009

MARCH 10, 2009

MAY 12, 2009


JANUARY 15, 2009

MARCH 12, 2009

MAY 14, 2009

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Sage Master BuilderProject ManagementINSTRUCTOR: Alliance Solutions Group

Create prime and subcontract changeorders, and use the change order to cre-ate accounts receivable invoices.Manage written communication from your company using Sage Master Builder'sRequests for Proposal, Requests forInformation, Transmittals, Submittals, andCorrespondence. Learn how to enter andutilize document-tracking information,including Plan Distribution, Daily FieldReports, Punch Lists, and Hot ListsUse Sage Master Builder to enter and track subcontracts.

LEARN HOW TO:• Enter and print subcontracts• Create accounts payable invoices

that are related to subcontracts• Print subcontract reports


ALL MATERIALS.


MANHATTAN BEACH

JANUARY 19, 2009

MARCH 16, 2009

MAY 18, 2009


JANUARY 16, 2009

MARCH 13, 2009

MAY 15, 2009

Sage TimberlineEstimating FundamentalsINSTRUCTOR: Alliance Solutions Group

This two-day course is designed for all beginning estimating users.Topics include takeoff methods (quick,item and assembly), modifying estimates,graphical reporting and database development.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Overview• Assembly Takeoff• Reports• Items• Smart Assemblies• Estimate Setup and Quick Takeoff• Estimate Totals and Addons• Database Creating and Maintenance• Formulas• Item Tables

TWO DAYS:$695 AGC-CA MEMBERS $895 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

ALL MATERIALS.


MANHATTAN BEACH

JANUARY 20 & 21, 2009

MARCH 17 & 18, 2009

MAY 19 & 20, 2009


JANUARY 5 & 6, 2009

MARCH 2 & 3, 2009

MAY 4 & 5, 2009

Sage TimberlineEstimating ExtendedINSTRUCTOR: Alliance Solutions Group

This one-day course will cover featuresfound exclusively in EstimatingExtended. After attending this course,you will be able to set up Crews,Resources and Rate Tables. You will learnto work with WBS codes, the Bid Grid, andhow to make high-level adjustments on a completed estimate. A comprehensiveworkbook and training database with esti-mates are provided for future reference.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Setting up Crews• Bid Grid & Cuts and Adds• WBS Codes• Estimate Adjustments

ONE DAY:$495 AGC-CA MEMBERS $695 Non-membersNEW USERS SHOULD TAKE ESTIMATING FUNDAMENTALS

AS A PREREQUISITE. FEE INCLUDES ALL MATERIALS.


MANHATTAN BEACH

JANUARY 22, 2009

MARCH 19, 2009

MAY 21, 2009


JANUARY 7, 2009

MARCH 4, 2009

MAY 6, 2009

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On-Center On-ScreenTakeoffINSTRUCTOR: Alliance Solutions Group

On-Screen Takeoff® increases accuracyand efficiency, which in turn helps you to win more profitable bids.Hands-on training with OST will be on thebasics to many advanced features, tips,tricks and shortcuts. This powerful yetintuitive software allows estimators to generate faster and more accurate takeoffs while providing an audit trail.


ALL MATERIALS.


MANHATTAN BEACH

JANUARY 23, 2009

MARCH 20, 2009

MAY 22, 2009


JANUARY 8, 2009

MARCH 5, 2009

MAY 7, 2009

How to Win the Fight!Change Orders & ClaimsINSTRUCTOR: Anwar Hafeez, President andOwner, SDC & Associates, Inc.

A basic introduction to maximizingprofits on change orders and claims.Includes information on procedures andprocess, types & sources, bi-lateral & unilateral COs, when not to sign changeorders, pricing & negotiating, defectiveplans & specs, five elements of REAclaims, extended overhead costs & insider tips.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Why Have Claims Escalated

Since 1979?• Why Shop Drawing Approval Does

Not Get You Off the Hook?• Win Defective Plans and Specification

Conflicts Every Time• How to Win Ambiguities in Contract

Documents Every Time?• Learn the Art of Pricing a Change Order• Pricing Delay & Disruption Costs and

Claims• Learning Legal Rights (Spearin Doctrine)• Actual Case Studies


COURSE BOOK. $50 ADDITIONAL FEE FOR SIGN-UPS

LESS THAN 10 DAYS PRIOR TO DATE OF SEMINAR.

MINIMUM 10 STUDENTS


WEST COVINA

MARCH 11, 2009

Proving, Pricing andDefending Differing SiteConditionsINSTRUCTOR: Anwar Hafeez, President andOwner, SDC & Associates, Inc.

This seminar teaches your employeesabout the lively and urgent topic of dif-fering site conditions, and is a must foranyone working on renovation andunderground projects. This seminar willhelp your employees to further developtheir skills in preparing, negotiating, pre-venting, and defending change orders andclaims as well as teaching your employeesthe “best practices” for owners, designers,and contractors, and proven techniques forsuccessful claims resolution for this verycomplex type of claim.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Avoiding & Managing Differing Site

Conditions Risks• Site Investigation Clauses with Actual

Legal Cases Contractors Won / Lost• “Implied Warranty” of Plans and

Specifications• Disclaimers vs Design Warranty• RECOVERY: Type I & II Claims• “REVERSE” Differing Site Conditions• Claim Preparation: Practical Guide• Two Very Interesting Interactive Actual

Case Studies




MINIMUM 10 STUDENTS


WEST COVINA

MAY 19, 2009

CONCORD

MAY 20, 2009

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Proving, Pricing andDefending InefficiencyClaimsINSTRUCTOR: Anwar Hafeez, President andOwner, SDC & Associates, Inc.

This seminar teaches your employeeshow to price and evaluate the hardesttype of construction claims costs, i.e.inefficiencies. Contractors learn thespecifics of how to construct a winningclaim, and construction professionals learnbetter methods of fairly evaluating a claim.These techniques apply both to publicworks projects and private commercialprojects, and provide valuable insight toincrease your companies profits and pro-tect your bottom line.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Types of Change Orders & Claims• How to Calculate and Defend:

--Overtime & Acceleration Inefficiencies--Learning Curve, Trade Stacking and

Overcrowding Inefficiencies--Over-Manning & Excessive Change

Order Inefficiencies --Measured Mile

• Relevant Court Cases Discussed• Two Actual Case Studies




MINIMUM 10 STUDENTS


SACRAMENTO

FEBRUARY 11, 2009

SANTA BARBARA

APRIL 8, 2009

Executive Leadership inConstruction TrainingIncludes Hotel, Food, Course Materials!INSTRUCTORS: Charles Cook, R.S Cook &Associates, Inc. and Tom Burleson,Burleson Construction Company

This course will equip participants withthree continued education units and anadvanced certificate of “ExecutiveLeadership in Construction” fromPepperdine University Graziadio Schoolof Business Management and theAssociated General Contractors ofCalifornia. Help develop future effectiveleaders in an ever-changing constructionand business marketplace. An effectiveleader is the key to obtaining successfulprojects and meeting organizational goals.

THREE DAYS — All-inclusive:$2,950 AGC-CA MEMBERS$3,500 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

COURSE MATERIALS AND PERSONALIZED LEADERSHP

ACTION PLAN.


MALIBU

MARCH 29 – APRIL 1, 2009



WWW.AGC-CA.ORG

Procore ProjectManagement TrainingClassMark Lyons, Procore

Procore improves the ability to com-plete construction projects on-time andon-budget while reducing project risks.Procore lets the construction superintend-ent track, manage and organize digitalproject data online, in real time. Find outhow to combine functionality such as con-struction project scheduling and job log-ging with the power of automated emails,web-based document sharing and digitalphoto archiving. This online course willshow you how to use Procore’s online tooland familiarize you with managementmany industry-related topics.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Communication and Collaboration• Documents• Images• Scheduling• Change Orders• Reports• Your Daily Log• RFIs• Submittals• Transmittals• Punch Lists• Job Costing

TWO HOURS (Online):$95 AGC-CA MEMBERS $195 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

ALL MATERIALS.


ONLINE COURSE

JANUARY 29, 2009

FEBRUARY 26, 2009

MARCH 26. 2009

APRIL 23, 2009

MAY 28, 2009

JUNE 25, 2009

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Project ManagementINSTRUCTOR: AGC of America

This set of five 16 hour courses isdesigned for new project mangers andthose looking to move into ProjectManagement. Participants will gain theknowledge to be able to identify the con-nection between the pre-planning processand the bottom line, be able to discusstechniques for increasing safety measuresand building culture of Safety. Completionof this course includes 4.2 CE Units.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Estimating and Job Costing• Contract Administration• Project Administration• Risk Management• Leadership

NO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS. FEE INCLUDES

ALL MATERIALS.



WWW.AGC-CA.ORG

Construction Quality ManagementINSTRUCTOR: Larry J. Smith, P.E., F.ASCE,CCM, Chief of Construction Branch for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,Sacramento District

This two-day session will provide acomplete background of the CQC system. This includes requirements forquality of documents, quality control during construction, responsibilities of thecontractor and the government, systemsimplementation and enforcement.Participants who successfully complete thecourse will receive a Certificate from theCorps of Engineers valid for 5 years.Certification allows individuals to practiceas CQC Managers on Corps of Engineersand NAV/FAC construction projects.

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Enter and print subcontracts• Create accounts payable invoices

that are related to subcontracts• Print subcontract reports


ALL MATERIALS.

TO RECEIVE 2009 COURSE DATES,

OR FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION,

CONTACT: THE AGC CONSTRUCTION

EDUCATION FOUNDATION AT

(916) 371-2422 OR ACCESS OUR

WEBSITE AT www.agc-ca.org

Project SupervisoryTraining: The Indispen-sable SupervisorIncludes Hotel, Food, Class Materials!INSTRUCTOR: Charles Cook, R.S Cook &Associates, Inc.

This three-day all-inclusive course provides skills necessary to be aneffective leader and supervisor. Thiscourse includes: why good supervisors are essential to the company’s bottom-line;how good supervisors create high-performing, loyal employees

SESSION BREAKOUT:• Roles and Responsibilities of the

Supervisor• Managing a Project• Effective Team Motivation Strategies• Time Mastery

THREE DAYS — All-inclusive:$1,225 AGC-CA MEMBERS$1,325 Non-membersNO PRE-REQUISITES FOR THIS CLASS.

FEE INCLUDES ALL MATERIALS.



WWW.AGC-CA.ORG

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JANUARY 2009Date Course Location PageJAN 5 & 6 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING FUNDAMENTALS SF/PLEASANT HILL 27JAN 7 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING EXTENDED SF/PLEASANT HILL 27JAN 8 ON-CENTER ON-SCREEN TAKEOFF SF/PLEASANT HILL 28JAN 10 PROBLEM SOLVING (STP UNIT 3) LOS ALAMITOS 11JAN 11 BIM COORDINATION LOS ALAMITOS 12JAN 12 WHAT IS BIM? LOS ALAMITOS 12JAN 12 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14JAN 12 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER OAKLAND 14JAN 12 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS – SPANISH OAKLAND 14JAN 12 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: CHANGE MGMT. MANHATTAN BEACH 26JAN 13 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: DOC CONTROL MANHATTAN BEACH 26JAN 14 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: CHANGE MGMT. SF/PLEASANT HILL 26JAN 14 – 16 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES SANTA ANA 25JAN 15 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: DOC CONTROL SF/PLEASANT HILL 26JAN 15 TRAFFIC CONTROL/FLAGGER SAFERY SAN BERNARDINO 22JAN 15 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22JAN 16 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING SAN BERNARDINO 22JAN 16 SAGE TIMBERLINE BUILDE PROJECT MGMT SF/PLEASANT HILL 27JAN 17 PROBLEM SOLVING (STP UNIT 3) LOS ALAMITOS 11JAN 19 SAGE TIMBERLINE BUILDE PROJECT MGMT MANHATTAN BEACH 27JAN 19 – 23 HAZWOPER -- 40 HOUR ANAHEIM 13JAN 20 & 21 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING FUNDAMENTALS MANHATTAN BEACH 27JAN 21 – 23 CRANE OPERATOR TRAINING: PREP FOR EXAM OAKLAND 23JAN 22 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING EXTENDED MANHATTAN BEACH 27JAN 23 ON-CENTER ON-SCREEN TAKEOFF MANHATTAN BEACH 28JAN 23 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT SAN BERNARDINO 20JAN 24 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT FULLERTON 21JAN 24 PROBLEM SOLVING (STP UNIT 3) LOS ALAMITOS 11JAN 24 – 25 CRANE OPERATOR TRAINING: PREP FOR EXAM SANTA ANA 23JAN 26 NAVISWORKS COORDINATION LOS ALAMITOS 12JAN 27 ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE – INITAL OAKLAND 15JAN 27 SWPPP COMPLIANCE TRAINING: 8-HR OAKLAND 25JAN 28 FORKLIFT “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” PROGRAM ANAHEIM 23JAN 28 & 29 ASBESTOS 16-HR. OPS/MAINT SANTA ANA 15JAN 28 – 30 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES OAKLAND 25JAN 29 PROCORE PROJECT MGMT TRAINING CLASS O N L I N E 29JAN 29 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS ANAHEIM 16JAN 30 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS SANTA ANA 16JAN 30 ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE – REFRSHER SANTA ANA 15JAN 30 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22JAN 31 OSHA 10-HR. SAFETY COURSE OAKLAND 15

FEBRUARY 2009Date Course Location PageFEB 2 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS – SPANISH ANAHEIM 14FEB 2 OSHA 10-HR. SAFETY COURSE SANTA ANA 15FEB 2 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22FEB 2 NCCO WRITTEN EXAM – CORE & SPECIALTIES SANTA ANA 23FEB 2 NCCO WRITTEN EXAM – SPECIALTY ONLY SANTA ANA 23FEB 3 SWPPP COMPLIANCE TRAINING: 8-HR SANTA ANA 25FEB 4 – 6 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES SANTA ANA 25FEB 5 FORKLIFT “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” PROGRAM OAKLAND 23FEB 5 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING OAKLAND 22FEB 6 TRAFFIC CONTROL/FLAGGER SAFERY CARPENTERIA 22FEB 6 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT OAKLAND 20FEB 6 FALL PROTECTION – COMPETENT LEVEL 1 SAN BERNARDINO 21FEB 7 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT FULLERTON 20FEB 9 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14FEB 9 FALL PROTECTION – COMPETENT LEVEL 1 SANTA ANA 21FEB 11 PROVING/DEFENDING INEFFICIENCY CLAINS W SACRAMENTO 29FEB 11 & 12 ASBESTOS 16-HR. OPS/MAINT OAKLAND 15FEB 12 CONFINED SPACE ENTRY W/FALL PROTECTION OAKLAND 20

Date Course Location PageFEB 12 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING SAN BERNARDINO 22FEB 13 CONFINED SPACE ENTRY W/FALL PROTECTION SANTA ANA 20FEB 13 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER SAN BERNARDINO 14FEB 13 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS OAKLAND 16FEB 13 HEAT ILLNESS: COMPLIANCE W SACRAMENTO 17FEB 13 EXCAVATION SAFETY – COMPETENT FRESNO 17FEB 16 – 20 HAZWOPER -- 40 HOUR ANAHEIM 13FEB 17 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT SANTA BARBARA 21FEB 18 PROBLEM SOLVING (STP UNIT 3) VENTURA 11FEB 20 RULES OF THE ROAD FRESNO 24FEB 21 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT FULLERTON 21FEB 21 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22FEB 23 – 27 HAZWOPER -- 40 HOUR OAKLAND 13FEB 24 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14FEB 25 FORKLIFT “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” PROGRAM ANAHEIM 23FEB 26 PROCORE PROJECT MGMT TRAINING CLASS O N L I N E 29FEB 27 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS SAN BERNARDINO 16FEB 28 – 20 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES OAKLAND 25

MARCH 2009Date Course Location PageMAR 2 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14MAR 2 & 3 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING FUNDAMENTALS SF/PLEASANT HILL 27MAR 4 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING EXTENDED SF/PLEASANT HILL 27MAR 4 – 6 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES SANTA ANA 25MAR 5 ON-CENTER ON-SCREEN TAKEOFF SF/PLEASANT HILL 28MAR 6 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22MAR 6 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS – SPANISH SAN BERNARDINO 14MAR 9 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: CHANGE MGMT. MANHATTAN BEACH 26MAR 9 – 11 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES OCEANSIDE 25MAR 9 – 11 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES FRESNO 25MAR 9 – 13 HAZWOPER -- 40 HOUR ANAHEIM 13MAR 10 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: DOC CONTROL MANHATTAN BEACH 26MAR 11 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: CHANGE MGMT. SF/PLEASANT HILL 26MAR 11 HOW TO WIN: CHANGE ORDERS & CLAIMS WEST COVINA 28MAR 11 – 13 CRANE OPERATOR TRAINING: PREP FOR EXAM OAKLAND 23MAR 12 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: DOC CONTROL SF/PLEASANT HILL 26MAR 13 SAGE TIMBERLINE BUILDE PROJECT MGMT SF/PLEASANT HILL 27MAR 13 HEAT ILLNESS: COMPLIANCE OAKLAND 17MAR 13 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT SAN BERNARDINO 21MAR 16 ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE – INITAL SANTA ANA 15MAR 16 SAGE TIMBERLINE BUILDE PROJECT MGMT MANHATTAN BEACH 27MAR 17 SWPPP COMPLIANCE TRAINING: 8-HR OAKLAND 25MAR 17 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14MAR 17 & 18 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING FUNDAMENTALS MANHATTAN BEACH 27MAR 18 FORKLIFT “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” PROGRAM SAN BERNARDINO 23MAR 18 & 19 ASBESTOS 16-HR. OPS/MAINT SANTA ANA 15MAR 18 – 20 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES OAKLAND 25MAR 19 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22MAR 19 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING EXTENDED MANHATTAN BEACH 27MAR 20 OSHA 10-HR. SAFETY COURSE WEST COVINA 15MAR 20 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS SANTA ANA 16MAR 20 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING SAN BERNARDINO 22MAR 20 REASONABLE & SUSPICIOUS OBSERVER FRESNO 24MAR 20 ON-CENTER ON-SCREEN TAKEOFF MANHATTAN BEACH 28MAR 21 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT FULLERTON 21MAR 23 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER OAKLAND 14MAR 23 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS – SPANISH OAKLAND 14MAR 25 FORKLIFT “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” PROGRAM ANAHEIM 23MAR 25 – 27 CRANE OPERATOR TRAINING: PREP FOR EXAM SANTA ANA 23MAR 26 PROCORE PROJECT MGMT TRAINING CLASS O N L I N E 29MAR 26 ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE – REFRSHER SANTA ANA 15MAR 26 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT SAN BERNARDINO 20MAR 27 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS ANAHEIM 16MAR 29 – APR 1 EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP IN CONST. TRAINING MALIBU 29

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APRIL 2009Date Course Location PageAPR 1 NCCO WRITTEN EXAM – CORE & SPECIALTIES SANTA ANA 23APR 1 NCCO WRITTEN EXAM – SPECIALTY ONLY SANTA ANA 23APR 4 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT FULLERTON 20APR 6 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14APR 6 FALL PROTECTION – COMPETENT LEVEL 1 SAN BERNARDINO 21APR 7 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22APR 7 SWPPP COMPLIANCE TRAINING: 8-HR SANTA ANA 25APR 8 PROVING/DEFENDING INEFFICIENCY CLAINS SANTA BARBARA 29APR 8 – 10 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES SANTA ANA 25APR 10 CONFINED SPACE ENTRY W/FALL PROTECTION SANTA ANA 20APR 11 ACCIDENT PREVENTION (STP UNIT 7) LOS ALAMITOS 11APR 13 – 17 HAZWOPER -- 40 HOUR ANAHEIM 13APR 14 & 15 ASBESTOS 16-HR. OPS/MAINT OAKLAND 15APR 15 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS OAKLAND 16APR 17 HEAT ILLNESS: COMPLIANCE FRESNO 17APR 17 FALL PROTECTION – COMPETENT LEVEL 1 OAKLAND 21APR 17 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT OAKLAND 21APR 18 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22APR 18 ACCIDENT PREVENTION (STP UNIT 7) LOS ALAMITOS 11APR 20 ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE – INITAL OAKLAND 15APR 21 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14APR 21 OSHA 10-HR. SAFETY COURSE OAKLAND 15APR 22 – 24 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES OAKLAND 25APR 23 PROCORE PROJECT MGMT TRAINING CLASS O N L I N E 29APR 23 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER SAN BERNARDINO 14APR 23 TRAFFIC CONTROL/FLAGGER SAFERY CARPENTERIA 22APR 24 TRAFFIC CONTROL/FLAGGER SAFERY SAN BERNARDINO 22APR 25 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT FULLERTON 21APR 25 ACCIDENT PREVENTION (STP UNIT 7) LOS ALAMITOS 11APR 28 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS OAKLAND 16APR 29 FORKLIFT “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” PROGRAM ANAHEIM 23APR 30 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING SAN BERNARDINO 22

MAY 2009Date Course Location PageMAY 1 FALL PROTECTION – COMPETENT LEVEL 1 SANTA ANA 21MAY 4 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14MAY 4 OSHA 10-HR. SAFETY COURSE SANTA ANA 15MAY 4 & 5 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING FUNDAMENTALS SF/PLEASANT HILL 27MAY 6 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING EXTENDED SF/PLEASANT HILL 27MAY 6 – 8 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES SANTA ANA 25MAY 7 ON-CENTER ON-SCREEN TAKEOFF SF/PLEASANT HILL 28MAY 8 HEAT ILLNESS: COMPLIANCE SACRAMENTO 17MAY 8 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS – SPANISH ANAHEIM 14MAY 8 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22MAY 11 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: CHANGE MGMT. MANHATTAN BEACH 26MAY 11 – 15 HAZWOPER -- 40 HOUR ANAHEIM 13MAY 12 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: DOC CONTROL MANHATTAN BEACH 26MAY 13 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: CHANGE MGMT. SF/PLEASANT HILL 26MAY 13 – 15 CRANE OPERATOR TRAINING: PREP FOR EXAM OAKLAND 23MAY 14 SAGE TIMBERLINE PROJ. MGMT: DOC CONTROL SF/PLEASANT HILL 26MAY 15 SAGE TIMBERLINE BUILDE PROJECT MGMT SF/PLEASANT HILL 27MAY 15 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT SAN BERNARDINO 20MAY 16 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT FULLERTON 21MAY 18 SAGE TIMBERLINE BUILDE PROJECT MGMT MANHATTAN BEACH 26MAY 19 PROVING/DEFENDING DIFFERING SITE COND. WEST COVINA 28MAY 19 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14MAY 19 & 20 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING FUNDAMENTALS MANHATTAN BEACH 27MAY 20 PROVING/DEFENDING DIFFERING SITE COND. WEST COVINA 28MAY 20 – 22 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES OAKLAND 25MAY 21 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT SAN BERNARDINO 21MAY 21 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22MAY 21 SAGE TIMBERLINE ESTIMATING EXTENDED MANHATTAN BEACH 27MAY 22 ON-CENTER ON-SCREEN TAKEOFF MANHATTAN BEACH 28MAY 22 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING SAN BERNARDINO 22

Date Course Location PageMAY 22 ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE – REFRSHER SANTA ANA 15MAY 25 FORKLIFT “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” PROGRAM OAKLAN 23MAY 27 – 29 CRANE OPERATOR TRAINING: PREP FOR EXAM SANTA ANA 23MAY 28 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS ANAHEIM 16MAY 28 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING OAKLAND 22MAY 28 FORKLIFT “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” PROGRAM ANAHEIM 23MAY 28 PROCORE PROJECT MGMT TRAINING CLASS O N L I N E 29MAY 29 TRAFFIC CONTROL/FLAGGER SAFERY CARPENTERIA 22

JUNE 2009Date Course Location PageJUN 1 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT OAKLAND 20JUN 1 ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE – INITAL SANTA ANA 15JUN 1 NCCO WRITTEN EXAM – CORE & SPECIALTIES SANTA ANA 23JUN 1 NCCO WRITTEN EXAM – SPECIALTY ONLY SANTA ANA 23JUN 2 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22JUN 3 & 4 ASBESTOS 16-HR. OPS/MAINT SANTA ANA 15JUN 3 – 5 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES SANTA ANA 25JUN 4 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS OAKLAND 16JUN 5 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS SANTA ANA 16JUN 6 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT FULLERTON 20JUN 8 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14JUN 8 – 10 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES FRESNO 25JUN 8 – 10 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES OCEANSIDE 25JUN 9 & 10 ASBESTOS 16-HR. OPS/MAINT OAKLAND 15JUN 11 ASBESTOS/LEAD AWARENESS OAKLAND 16JUN 11 CONFINED SPACE ENTRY W/FALL PROTECTION SANTA BARBARA 20JUN 11 CONFINED SPACE ENTRY W/FALL PROTECTION OAKLAND 20JUN 12 CONFINED SPACE ENTRY W/FALL PROTECTION SANTA ANA 20JUN 12 HEAT ILLNESS: COMPLIANCE OAKLAND 17JUN 12 FORKLIFT “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” PROGRAM SAN BERNARDINO 23JUN 13 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22JUN 15 – 19 HAZWOPER -- 40 HOUR ANAHEIM 13JUN 16 SWPPP COMPLIANCE TRAINING: 8-HR OAKLAND 25JUN 17 – 19 24-HR SWPPP FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES OAKLAND 25JUN 18 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING SAN BERNARDINO 22JUN 19 FALL PROTECTION – COMPETENT LEVEL 1 SAN BERNARDINO 21JUN 20 CONFINED SPACE TRAINING – COMPETENT FULLERTON 21JUN 22 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER OAKLAND 14JUN 22 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS – SPANISH OAKLAND 14JUN 24 FORKLIFT “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” PROGRAM ANAHEIM 23JUN 25 PROCORE PROJECT MGMT TRAINING CLASS O N L I N E 29JUN 26 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER SAN BERNARDINO 14JUN 26 OSHA 10-HR. SAFETY COURSE WEST COVINA 15JUN 26 CPR/FIRST AID/CERTIFICANTION TRAINING ANAHEIM 22JUN 29 SWPPP COMPLIANCE TRAINING: 8-HR SANTA ANA 25JUN 29 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS – SPANISH SAN BERNARDINO 14JUN 30 HAZWOPER ANNUAL REFRESHER ANAHEIM 14


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