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Training Course
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Instructor Led and Online Training Courses

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Educate, Empower, &
Develop Quality

People

Table of Contents 1
9
I. Instructor Led Courses 10
II. Project Management Training 11
III. General Foreman/Foreman Training 13
IV. Foreman’s Development Series 23
V. Online Courses 29
VI. Videos
VII. Index

Instructor Led Courses

Overview

Instructor led courses are designed to bring the project teams together, both field and office, to
work through hands-on activities based on real case scenarios. Each course is designed to educate
the teams of the tools currently available to help them thoroughly and accurately assess the project
at hand. Some courses may focus exclusively on either field or office teams, dependent on the needs
of the division.

Below you will find a list of courses with their respected course descriptions. Please note that all
classes are two-hours unless otherwise noted.

Project Start-Up Understanding Project Specifications

• The key to finishing a project well is • In this class, participants will learn:
getting it started right. The Project Start-
Up class takes the student through all o The layout format used in a set of
aspects of how to correctly start a project
from the time we are awarded the job specifications.
through the Project Start-Up meeting. The
course primarily focuses on the tasks o Important terms and definitions
performed by the Project Manager and
the Foreman/General Foreman, but also that are used in the specs and their
includes discussion of what Estimators, legal ramifications.
Superintendents, and Purchasing Agents
are responsible for during the start-up o Where important information is
process. This class reminds the entire
project team of all the tools that are located within the Specification
already available to them, introduces them Book.
to some new tools and also features
segments on Time Management, • Participants will also work through
Organization, and Resource Management. two activities where they will use an
actual spec book to answer a series
of questions about information
critical to the project.

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QA/QC Class – Understanding the QA/QC Class – Pre-Construction
Process at the Project Level
• This is the second part of the QA/QC
• This is a three-part class.
class series.
• This is the first of the three classes that
• This class focuses on the pre-construction
educates participants about the Project
Level QA/QC plan that is applicable to all activities and items that will help
projects, large or small. This class includes contribute to developing a reliable quality
an activity that describes a project with a assurance plan. It addresses important
multitude of quality failures to help elements of the project quality meeting
students identify what went wrong and and helps the students analyze the best
how it could have been prevented. tools for monitoring and tracking quality
on their project.
• In this class, participants will learn:
• This course will also discuss the pre-
o What the difference is between
quality assurance and quality construction “Project Quality Meeting”
control. agenda and the topics discussed in that
meeting.
o How a project level QA/QC plan
is more than just a testing and QA/QC Class – Construction Phase
commissioning plan.
• This is the third part of the QA/QC class
o The various stages and levels
involved in a good plan and how it series.
all starts at Project Start-Up.
• This class will focus on the QA/QC
o Roles and responsibilities for the
entire project team as it relates to process in the construction phase when
QA/QC activities. we get on the job.

o Company resources available and • QA/QC is an important task that we do
how to access them.
to ensure that whatever product we are
providing and installing for acceptance by
the customer is the right product and is it
installed per the project specifications and
design intent.

o The tools we have for this process

will give you a simple way to
check systems and installations for
these requirements.

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Change Orders Understanding BIM

• In this class students will learn additional • This class familiarizes attendees with some
common terms and capabilities associated
tools and information to give them a with BIM by answering questions
better understanding of what we should pertaining to how BIM is best used in a
be considered when dealing with change project, how it will affect working
orders. Many times changes are drawings, as-builts, O&Ms, submittals on
camouflaged. This class will educate a job, and how BIM can help with prefab
participants on how to uncover the and preplanning. The class will also review
changes, when to pursue changes, how to the roles and responsibilities of the project
know if every impact has been included in team when BIM is used and will
pricing, and more. This class will also familiarize participants with navigation
introduce students to the Change Order through a model using Navisworks.
Checklist, a valuable tool designed to be
used when there are pricing change Critical Thinking
orders.
• This class helps participants examine their
Project Assessment
thought process by learning how to ask
• This class discusses the various tools the right questions, challenge
assumptions, and see others’ viewpoints
currently available, such as: reports, with clarity. It offers a variety of examples
schedules, budgets, man-loading, and hands-on experience with practical
managing production, calculating tools to help students change the way they
manpower, understanding labor reports, think and problem solve.
and QA/QC in order to do a thorough
and accurate assessment of the project.

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How to Keep Your Project Out of the The Oz Principle
Ditch and What to do When the
Wheels Fall off Anyway • Most of us can relate to the characters in

• This class discusses current available tools the Wizard of Oz; each of them felt that
he or she was missing a skill that was
for starting the project out right, how to needed in order to get the results they
perform an S.W.O.T. (strengths, wanted. The bottom line in business is
weaknesses, opportunities, & threats) getting results. In business, like the
analysis on the project, how to do a journey to Oz, we often find ourselves in
targeted action plan, early warning signs of the midst of circumstances that stand
project distress and how to do a strategic between us and the results that we want to
recovery plan. It also discusses how achieve.
excessive change orders affect labor
productivity. • In this class we look at how our actions
and inactions can cause is to believe that
Design Build we are victims of our own circumstances.
This class will discuss how individual and
• This class is designed to educate students joint accountability lead to productivity.
on the benefits and fundamentals of DB, Students will learn how to have the
Rosendin’s approach to DB, real life courage of the lion to see it, the heart of
problem solving scenarios and discussion. the tin man to own it, the brains of the
scarecrow to solve it, and the resolve of
Customer Service: Building Customer Dorothy to do it and get the results they
Relationships want.

• This course discusses the top 10 rules of

engagement when building customer
relationships and introduces students to a
new tool that will help set the foundation
for starting a project out right.

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Building “A” Teams Class #1 Building “A” Teams Class #2

• This is the first of two classes showing • This is the second of two classes showing
how to create effective teams and
how to create effective teams and discusses the “process” and
discusses the “people” portion of team “performance” portions of team function.
function, while stressing trust as an Using an array of media and several
essential element in building an “A” team. hands-on activities, students will learn
Using an array of media and several more of the qualities and skills essential to
hands-on activities, students will learn the working on a results-focused, highly
qualities and skills that are essential to effective team. Subjects discussed include:
working on a results-focused, highly o How to set team goals using the
effective team. Subjects discussed include: S.M.A.R.T (specific, measurable,
attainable, results-oriented, time-
o Creating transparency within a activated) method.
o The importance of following
team by admitting mistakes and procedures and establishing roles
placing team goals before personal and responsibilities.
egos. o The three basic steps of planning.
o How to run effective meetings.
o Understanding and o The four key steps to effective
problem solving and decision
communicating with differing making.
personality types. o Recognizing and resolving conflict
occurring within the team.
o The importance of straight talk o The importance of recognizing
others’ achievements and
and how to approach tough issues reaffirming the importance of
head-on. customer service.

o How to create team member buy-

in by encouraging debate.

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Building Successful Relationships Milestone Mayhem

• This course is designed to encourage • In this course, participants will learn how
positive and strong relationships with GC’s create schedules, how to read a GC’s
fellow employees, management teams, and schedule and how it applies to us, as well
clients. This two hour course will include as learn how to create an REI sub-
the following aspects of building schedule, apply a 3 week look-ahead form
successful relationships: to the project, and how to discuss changes
o Actively listening to others in the schedule.
o Managing emotions
o Communication techniques Lean: Pull Planning
o Building trust
• This is an 8 hour course that is teaches
Survivability participants how to use the pull-planning
system to plan their projects. Teams will
• This course reviews UL certified follow a proven process to plan work
survivability assembly and how to avoid from Master schedule to Weekly work
costly impacts to a project. This course plans. They will also learn how to monitor
also includes information on wiring plan progress and production throughout
methods. their project using the pull-planning
system. Teams who complete pull-
Introduction to Lean (Lean 101) planning training are eligible for trainer-
facilitated planning sessions at project
• This course introduces participants to start-up or at any point on projects that
Lean culture, tools and concepts. It are in progress.
provides basic knowledge of culture,
thinking, tools and concepts. This course How Pre-Fab Can Help Your Project
can be modified based on the needs of the
projects or division. Additional specific • This course informs participants of how
trainings may needed for some concepts utilizing Prefabrication can help your
and tools. project by reducing clutter on job sites,
o What is Lean? improving efficiency, and more. This
o Origins of Lean course will also teach participants when to
o 8 Wastes utilize prefabrication as well as show
o Why Lean is important examples of items and materials that can
o The components of Lean be prefabricated.

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Material Management & Planning Lighting Controls – Title 24 Code
Update (2016)
• This course will go over why it is
important to have a material plan, how to • This course goes over the 2016 Title 24
start the job out right, key items of the code update and informs participants of
material flow chart, your responsibilities any changes involved with the code.
with the MSR, proper documentation of
damaged material, and review of the Fundamentals of Grounding &
handling and storage plan for your job. Bonding

How Not to Fail an Inspection • In this class, participants will learn about
the basics of electrical grounding and
• This course will review the crucial bonding, electrical engineering principles
components of a successful inspection and relevant specifications, the basic
and covers mistakes and code violations design criteria for grounding systems, as
that contribute to inspection failures. This well as understand and learn how to limit
course also includes information on: step and touch potentials.
o Documentation Management o Participants will also have the
o Underground Installations opportunity to observe and
o Electrical Equipment Clearances describe exothermic welded
o Electrical Code grounding connections.

Means & Methods

• This course is an overview that includes

Foreman Responsibilities for Safety,
information on temporary power, file
structure, submittals and using PlanGrid,
as well as vaults, duct banks, pre-fab, and
underground excavations.

• This class will also compare A Rigid

Seismic Support System and a Cable
Seismic Support System to explain how
each one works and how to determine if it
is the right choice for your project.

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2015 NFPA 70E Single Line Course

• This subject has 3 different courses: 2 • This course will go over Data Center
Electrical Safety and how a Data Center is
hour, 4 hour, and an 8 hour course. different than most general electrical
Information is more in depth and detailed construction projects. The course includes
with increasing duration. overview of the following:
o Multiple Sources of Energy and
• The course will go over the following Voltages
o Understanding the One-Lines
information: o 125VDC Station Batteries for
Controls
o Working in situations where an o Understanding other Factors with
LOTO (Internal, External)
Arc-Flash or Shock Hazard exists.
Test Instruments
o Selecting and using personal
• This is a hands-on training course that
protective equipment and teaches participants how to use equipment
insulated tools. on job sites.

o General information regarding How Pre-Fab Can Help Your
Project
qualified employees and OSHA
training requirements. • This course informs participants of how
utilizing Prefabrication can help your
o Federal and provisional project by reducing clutter on job sites,
improving efficiency, and more. This
regulations, standards, and codes. course will also teach participants when to
utilize prefabrication as well as show
o Working safely around energized examples of items and materials that can
be prefabricated.
electrical equipment.

o Temporary grounding.

o And more!

• Please contact the training department to

find out which course in this subject will
best fit your needs.

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Project Management Training PM – Refresher Training
Project Management 102
• This course will inform students about:
• Embracing the role of PM, learning to o Contract review & processing.
assess the functionality of the team, o Budgeting – from estimate extension
acquiring skills to use in the “people of to job construction budget.
business” and the application of those o Billing: Schedule of values and cost
skills. plus projects.
o Purchasing: Bills of materials, PO
CGMP Documentation attachments, coordination studies,
subcontracts, and supplier pre-con
• “Current Good Manufacturing Process” meetings.
o Commissioning-based function to o QA/QC testing and commissioning
verify equipment and systems are (levels 1-5) and QA/QC meetings and
installed and operating per forms.
specifications and design o Material submittal record: Processing
requirements. submittals.
o Start-Up: checklists and agendas, turn
• Required for Biotech Projects. over meetings, customer alignment
meetings, and BIM (process
Presentation Skills overview).
o Extra Work: 18000 codes.
• Outside Trainer – Step by step training to o PCO Log % CAC’s (Oracle).
develop and enhance skills needed to o Change orders: Awareness of changes,
present a concise and persuasive pricing, and internal processing
presentation to the GC/Owner procedures.
o 25%/50%/75% Job Walk Procedures.
• This is a two-day class. o Project Closeout: Customer service
questionnaire and post job
NEC Code Overview performance.
o Questionnaire: Vendor Evaluation
• Uses the codeology method. Presentations Questionnaire, project profile/data
based on changes that are/have taken information, and archiving
place when NEC code revisions have procedures.
occurred. o Oracle: Dashboard, iExpense, and
productivity monitoring (coming
PM Bootcamp soon).

• This 8-hour class covers Rosendin policies

and procedures, including project start-up,
monitoring the project and project close-
out, CAC exercise, basics of Oracle, Web
Now, and Application Extender.

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General Foreman/Foreman Training NEC Calculations 2011– Game of Code
Productivity Improvement Initiative
• During this class, groups will compete
• This course covers innovation in means against each other to answer questions
and methods, goal setting, prefabrication, specific to each topic. This interactive
fixtures and supports, motivating the course will explain and then demonstrate
crew, planning and monitoring using a how to do calculations per the 2011 code,
three week planner and productivity track, focusing on the following sections:
as well as QA/QC. o Appendix C: Conduit fill
o Chapter 9 Tables: Percent of cross
Spending Your Job Dollars Wisely section of conduit.
o Article 250 (table 250.122):
• This course covers escalating material Equipment bonding jumper sizes.
prices, jobsite theft, prefabrication, o Article 310 (tables 310.15, 310.16):
assemblies, and new products. Allowable ampacities and ambient
temperature corrections.
Planning for Success o Article 310 (table 314.16): Volume
allowances.
• This course discusses productivity study
results from FMI, various management GF/F Boot Camp
styles and how to relate to generational
differences, discipline/counseling, and the • This 8-hour class covers Rosendin’s
various stages of planning. This class also policies as outlined in the Foreman’s
discusses REI’s productivity monitoring manual
tool.

Foreman’s Manual

• This class uses a scavenger hunt to teach
the students how to navigate through the
Foreman’s Manual and where to find
information using the index and appendix.

Foreman’s Manual – Project Start-Up

• This class is based on material from the
Foreman’s manual and covers the turn
over and start-up meetings, project
budgets, and the activity code system.

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Foreman’s Development Series Understanding the Estimate
Role of the Foreman
• This class provides a broad overview of
• This course is an overview designed to how the electrical contractor gets work
encourage the participants to begin through the bid process, how they arrive
thinking about why they might want to be at their cost estimate, and how the
a Foreman. The module also discusses the successful estimate is then turned into the
duties of the Foreman and what qualities job budget of labor and material that the
and characteristics make up a good Foreman is responsible for overseeing.
Foreman.
Man-loading and Scheduling
Project Start-Up
• Participants will gain an understanding of
• The learning outcome for this course is to common terms used in scheduling, and
ensure that participants become familiar compare a General Contractor’s schedule
with the documents, terms, methods, and with an electrical budget to learn how they
procedures that are necessary to begin a relate to each other. They will use the
new project successfully. schedule and budget to man-load a project
and then use the data to develop a weekly
Material Management planner.

• This course examines the various issues Managing Production
associated with ordering and handling
jobsite materials, and studies a series of • This class examines the concepts of
“best practices” that will result in better individual versus system productivity.
material management on the project. Participants will examine best industry
practices and for managing production,
Labor Relations working more efficiently, and ways to
motivate and set goals for a diverse
• This course explores the relationship workforce, including CW’s/CE’s.
between management and the work force
as it relates to hiring, setting expectations,
employee attitudes, performance issues,
and misconduct.

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Safety Project Closeout

• The purpose of this course is to introduce • This class takes a look at at the
the concept of an injury-free environment documentation that is important to the
and show how it is achieved through final stages of project completion. For
values and choice. This class will offer example: as-built drawings,
new ways to motivate safe behavior and commissioning, and punch lists. This
discusses key safety practices. course will also discuss the importance of
customer service to ensure that future
Communication projects are awarded to signatory
contractors.
• This cours discusses why communication
is important and explores the common Miscellaneous Classes
barriers to good communication and how
to resolve them. Participants will learn • Code Classes
how to apply techniques to improve their • Assured Grounding
daily communication, as well as how to • Survey and Staking
navigate through difficult conversations. • High Rise Residential
• Hospital/OSHPD
Documentation

• This class will cover the various forms of
documentation that a Foreman will
encounter on a project. Participants will
gain an understanding of the importance
of good documentation and how to do it
properly.

Change Management

• This class will discuss how anad why the
construction changes occur, the
documents involved, how they are
handled, priced, and tracked, as well as
how changes impact the project.

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Online Courses

Overview

Online courses are conducted through SABA, via Rosendin University. These web-based courses are
designed to educate team members on specific topics that are essential to daily tasks.

Below you will find a list of courses with their respected course descriptions. Please note that classes
will vary in time.

About Time: Multiple Tasks for Single 555 Bender with Follow through Dolly
User • This course, presented by the LA prefab

• This tutorial demonstrates how to track shop, provides a demonstration on
multiple tasks for a single user within the bending conduit while utilizing a through
About Time app. dolly.

About Time: Multiple Tasks Single or Accubid – Extension and Direct Labor
Multiple Users
• This session demonstrates the features of
• This tutorial demonstrates how to track the extension and direct labor screens. In
single or multiple users within the About these screens a bill of materials will have
Time app. material pricing and labor units extended
to it. Once there are labor hours extended,
About Time Tutorial: 1 or More then labor rates are assigned to them,
Employees with Single Task which is achieved in the direct labor
screen.
• This tutorial demonstrates how to track a
task for single or multiple users within the Accubid – Job Closing
About Time app. • This session will demonstrate all the

About Time Tutorial: Change Job Site screens and their functions from the
direct labor screen to the final pricing
• This tutorial demonstrates how to change screen.
job sites within the About Time app.

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Accubid Change Order – Modifying Accubid – Performing a Take-Off
Global Defaults (Part II)

• The next step in establishing global values • This is the second of a series that
examines the take-off screen. In this
is to modify values that influence the session you will learn how to
values of individual change order perform take-off using different
estimates. Values such as labor rates, labor modes. The measure take-off dialog
units, pricing methods, taxes, overhead will be thoroughly demonstrated.
and mark-up percentages, etc. These Once take-offs are performed, the
values can be set in a file known as the results will be viewed in the audit
“default job.” This session examines how trail.
the default job can be modified, while
exploring the types of values that should Accubid Change Order – Reports
be considered and edited when making
modifications. • Project managers must often present

Accubid Change Order – Modifying change orders to their clients in a concise,
Project Defaults well-formatted report. This tutorial
demonstrates the procedure to create
• This tutorial illustrates the steps to report defaults (both global and project
level) to achieve that result. In addition to
creating a new project. When creating a text-based reports, there are visual reports
new project, it is prudent to modify the that can be generated in the form of
project defaults shortly after creating the graphs. This tutorial also looks at the
project to ensure that all the change process by which to format and view data
orders are priced and consistent. in graphical form.

Accubid – Performing a Take-Off Accubid Change Order – Setting
(Part I) Global Values

• This session is the first of two sessions • In order to prepare Change Order for use,
there are a number of settings that users
that will explore the take-off screen in should set up. These values are known as
Accubid Pro. The focus of this session is global values for they represent starting
to examine the workflow of this screen as values for all projects that are created in
well as prepare to estimates by modifying Change Order. This session examines the
the breakdown categories within the setup of global values.
breakdown area.

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Accubid LiveCount Pro – Associating Accubid LiveCount Pro – Working
AutoCount with Classic Estimating with AutoCount

• The fifth installment of the Trimble • The third installment of the Trimble
Accubid LiveCount Pro Startup Training Accubid LiveCount Pro Startup Training
series, this video examines procedures to series, this video continues with
associate AutoCount quantifications with demonstrations on using the AutoCount
Trimble Accubid Classic Estimating feature.
takeoff.
Aluminum Conductor Installation
Accubid LiveCount Pro – Improving
Accuracy • Southwire video demonstrating the proper
way to prepare aluminum cable.
• The fourth installment of the Trimble
Accubid LiveCount Pro Startup Training Aluminum Conductor Safety
series, this video examines topics such as:
calibrating scales, adding a reference • Southwire discusses aluminum conductor
dimension layer, defining objects, and safety and commonly held views that may
refining search result when using be incorrect.
AutoCount.
Assured Grounding Program
Accubid LiveCount Pro – Set-Up
• A how to tutorial for completing the
• This video examines the initial setup of Assured Grounding paperwork.
Trimble Accubid LiveCount which
includes the setup of Projects and adding .
drawings to a project.

Accubid LiveCount Pro – Setting Up
the Screen

• The second installment of the Trimble
Accubid LiveCount Pro Startup Training
series, this video examines the steps
required to set up the LiveCount screen,
including: setting project scales, defining
work areas, managing toolbars, and
defining objects for AutoCount.

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BIM Overview Change Orders

• In order for us to continue to set the • We know that there will be changes
standards in the electrical construction on our jobs, but how and when we
industry, we have to be able to adapt respond to them is crucial in properly
to changes in technology that are managing our projects to insure that
taking hold and gaining momentum in we are on time and under budget
the construction industry. And one of This course covers the change order
those technologies is BIM, Building process from start to finish, from
Information Modeling. In this course, leaning how to recognize changed
we are going to get you comfortable conditions to documenting, pricing
with exactly what BIM is, what it does and tracking change orders. The
and how it works objective is to educate and empower
our project teams so that they can
Bridgeport Expansion Fittings successfully manage the entire change
order process.
• This web-based course will discuss
Bridgeport expansion fittings. Chico Compound

Bridgeport Fittings • A video demonstrating how to install
Chico compound for hazardous
• This web-based course will discuss locations.
Bridgeport conduit fittings.
Communication
Cable Markers
• In this Foremen's Development Series
• A video demonstrating the benefits of class, we will discuss why
using custom made cable markers. communication is important and
explore the common barriers to good
CAC Webinar communication and how to resolve
them. We will apply proven
• In this webinar, CAC’s are discussed techniques to improve your daily
in detail for project teams. communication and demonstrate how
to navigate through conflict situations
Certificate of Liability Insurance and difficult conversations.

• In this pre-recorded webinar the
certificate of liability insurance is
discussed by insurance professionals.
This webinar was produced for
Purchasing Agents but is available to
all.

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Code Series Chapters Conduit Bending – 3 Bend Saddles
(Mechanical)
• Recordings from the Rosendin
webinar series for the National • A tutorial on how to bend a 3 bend
Electric Code. Each course will cover saddle with branch conduit
one chapter of the NEC. There are a (mechanical bending).
total of nine chapters. This course is
intended for anyone looking to Conduit Bending – 4 Bend Saddle
improve their code knowledge,
especially non-electricians. The class • A tutorial in how to bend a four bend
consists of video segments of up to 12 saddle with various sizes of branch
minutes each, to enable better conduit.
streaming. To complete the class
simply view all of the segments (in Conduit Bending – 90’s
order) until you have completed all the
segments. The courses for the Code • A tutorial in how to bend 90 degree
Series Chapters and which chapters bends with various sizes of branch
are covered as part of the course are conduit.
listed below:
o Chapter 1 Conduit Bending – Back to Back
o Chapter 2 – Part 1 90’s
o Chapter 2 – Part 2
o Chapter 3 – Part 1 • A tutorial in how to bend back to
o Chapter 3 – Part 2 back 90 degree bends with various
o Chapter 4 sizes of branch conduit.
o Chapter 5
o Chapter 6 Conduit Bending – Calculating
o Chapter 7-9 Shrink

Comparing Panel Install Methods • A tutorial in how to shrink in bends
with various sizes of branch conduit.
• A comparison of two methods of
panel installation - standard versus Conduit Bending – Compound 90’s
panel skirts.
• This tutorial covers what a compound
90 is and how to bend one.

Conduit Bending – Corner Offset

• This tutorial covers what a corner
offset is and how to bend one.

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Conduit Bending – Measured Rise Data Center Electrical Safety – One
for Kicks Line Drawings (WB)

• This tutorial covers how to use the • Part 1 of the Data Center Electrical
measured rise method for bending Safety course covers one-line drawings
kicks. and how to read them. Please
download the four electrical prints
Conduit Bending – Multiplier that are attachments to this course, for
Method for Offsets your reference.

• This tutorial explains how to use the Duct Bank Installation
multiplier method for bending • This fifteen-minute tutorial discusses
conduit.
duct bank installation methods.
Multiple Conduit Bending
ESOP Overview
• A ten-minute demonstration on
bending multiple conduits utilizing a • An overview of the Rosendin ESOP
multi-bending shoe. program.

Crew Time Cards Evans Offset Bender

• An overview of how to correctly • A five-minute demonstration of the
complete time cards is covered in this Evans Offset Bender.
course. Common issues and mistakes
are also discussed. HotBend PVC Bender

Daily Job Reports • This is a five-minute video
demonstration of the HotBend PVC
• This tutorial demonstrates how to bender.
properly fill out a Daily Job Report.
Financial Statements Basics
Daily Time and Material Vouchers
• A six minute video tutorial covering • This thirty-five-minute video
presentation explains Income
how to manage time and material Statements, the Balance Sheet and the
vouchers. Statement of Cash Flows. Topics
covered include Sales, Profit and Loss,
COGS, EBITDA, Net Income,
Assets, Liabilities, Net Cash Flow and
more.

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How to Maximize Profit on Cost- Material Flow Chart
Reimbursable Projects
• A five-minute module covering how
• Matt Van Fossen gives an overview of to create a material flow chart, for
what items are reimbursable under field FM.
various contracts.
Material Order Form
iExpense Reports
• A three-minute module covering how
• This tutorial covers how to correctly to create a material order for field FM.
complete an iExpense report.
Additional information is available in MC Feeder Best practices
the attachments section (glossary and
FAQs). • A five-minute demonstration for MC
feeder delivery and handling methods.
Insurance and CIPs
MCAP Connector
• An overview of internal procedures
regarding insurance and CIPs. • A five-minute demonstration of how
to make up an MCAP Connector.
Leadership Academy Overview
MCAP Installation in 5 Steps
• A five-minute video introduction to
the Leadership Academy. • A five-minute session related to
information on MCAP installation.
Leadership Academy PreWorkshop1
MCAP Side by Side Comparison
• Pre workshop activities for Leadership
Academy participants attending the • A five-minute tutorial regarding the
first workshop. comparison of installation time
between an MCAP installation and
Leadership Academy PreWorkshop2 traditional methods.

• Pre workshop activities for Leadership Seatek Stripall MCAP Stripper
Academy participants attending the
second workshop. • The MCAP/MC cable stripping tool
is demonstrated in this five-minute
Lockout Tag Out video.

• Rosendin Electric’s lockout tag out
policy and procedure.

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Oracle PCO Log MS Project 2013

• A thirty-five-minute class that covers • Microsoft Project training is available
Rosendin's PCO Log in the Oracle E- on an on demand basis. Please click
Business Suite including entering the show interest button to log your
budgets, submitting change orders, request.
processing budget adjustments,
entering quantities for productivity MS Word
management tracking and running
reports. • Microsoft Word training is available
on an on demand basis. Please click
Oracle Dashboard the show interest button to log your
request.
• This is a one-hour tutorial that
demonstrates how to use the Oracle MS Outlook
Dashboard.
• Microsoft Outlook training is available
MS Excel on an on demand basis. Please click
the show interest button to log you
• Microsoft Excel training is available request.
on an on demand basis. Please click
the show interest button to log your MS Office 2013 Tips & Tricks
request.
• A previously recorded webinar
MS PowerPoint demonstrating MS Office 2013 tips
and tricks specifically for Rosendin
• Microsoft PowerPoint training is employees (from LearnIT).
available on an on demand basis.
Please click the show interest button PlanGrid Annotations
to log your request.
• This tutorial covers how to make field
annotations in PlanGrid.

PlanGrid Get Up and Running

• Learn the necessary basics of
PlanGrid to get up and running. This
tutorial covers the app for use from an
iPad.

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PlanGrid Project Settings for Field Project Assessment
Use
• This course covers the tools available
• This thirty-minute tutorial covers the at Rosendin that help you accurately
field use of the app on an iPad with predict at any given point where you
typical applications. are, where you should be, and where
you want to be on your project These
PM Boot Camp Exit Assessment tools include the Labor Report,
Monthly Job Cost Report, Schedules,
• This is a 30 question assessment with Man-loading Graphs and Calculators,
a 15 minute time limit. Participants will Budgets and Material Submittal
Records.
receive credit for hours spent attending this
course once you have successfully completed Weekly Labor Reports
the Assessment.
• In this previously recorded webinar,
NutBoss Josh Craig discusses the weekly labor
report in detail. This presentation is
• A five-minute demonstration of the intended for project team members.
NutBoss tool.
Project Booking Form
PCO Logs
• Prior to starting any work on a Project
• A previously recorded webinar or Work Order a Contract Booking
discussing the PCO log in detail. Form must be completed. This
information, when entered into the
Pre Fab/ Controlled Production CORE System by the Divisional
Class Admin, will create a six-digit
project/work order number that will
• An overview of prefabrication and then be used for that entire scope of
controlled production methods. contracted work. This video tutorial
Presented by the Southern California will walk you through the process of
prefab shop. completing the Booking Form and
describes the workflow that follows.
Rigid Pipe Spinner
Revenue Forecasting
• A demonstration of the rigid pipe
spinner (short video) - Product is • This presentation covers the new
offered by SP Products. Revenue Forecast tab in the CAC;
How it works and how to submit the
Request for Information (RFI) CAC.

• A six-minute module containing
information about the RFI process for
FM.

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Skanska Prefabrication TMCX Cable Gland for Hazardous
Locations
• A ten-minute video discussing pre-
fabrication on the Miami Valley • A demonstration of the TCMX cable
Hospital by Skanska. gland for hazardous locations
clearance. All employees are required
T&B Universal Body to take this course.

• The T&B conduit body is discussed in Various Testing Procedures
this five-minute video.
An overview of various test tools is given.
Rosendin Project Packaging This material is designed for computer and
tablet viewing.
• Packaging methods on Rosendin
projects.

Rosendin Security Presentation

This course covers the Security Briefing and
Counterintelligence Indicators training
requirements under Rosendin Electric's
federal security.

Temporary Construction Lighting

• The CS temporary lighting product is
demonstrated in this five-minute
video.

Kronos Tutorial for Managers
• This fifteen-minute tutorial explains

Kronos for managers.

Transformer Installation

• Means and methods for transformer
installation are demonstrated.

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Videos

The videos in this section are designed to provide each individual with tutorials and
information related to the proper and safe use of tools and equipment, how to use
programs, safety readiness, and more. The average running time for most videos is
less than ten minutes, unless otherwise noted.

Training Tools & Equipment
• The following videos will show you
Accessing Assigned Training (1.57m) how to properly, and safely, use tools
• This video will explain how to access and equipment.
training modules that someone has
assigned to you. Angle Grinder (1.36m)

Travel Webinar Battery Powered Cable Cutter (1.23m)
Cordless Drill (1.31m)
Concur Travel Webinar (37.26m) Cordless Portable Band Saw (1.21m)
• This video will show you how to Cordless Rotary Hammer (1.21 m)
access the portal page, set up your Dry Cut Saw (1.31m)
account, show you how to navigate Hydraulic Punch Driver (2.01)
the website and create bookings, view Cordless Impact Driver (1.13m)
your invoices, and access your travel Cordless Reciprocating Saw (1.22m)
information. Portable Cut Shop (1.31m)
Custom Metal Pallet for Setting
Kronos Equipment (4.4m)
• The following tutorials will guide you
through the use of Kronos for either
hourly or salary employees.

Kronos Hourly Employee Tutorial (6.0m)

Kronos Salary Employee Tutorial (6.0m)

Solar Install Panel VA (1.13m)

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Rosendin University Safety Report – Grouped by User (2.06m)
• This tutorial will show you how to run
Site Tutorial (2.47m) a group report that shows user
• This tutorial will help you get started completions grouped by the actual
using Rosendin University. It will employee.
cover the basics of how to navigate
through the site. Safety Report – How Filters Work (6.53m)
• This video will explain report filters
Notification Preference (2.43m) and demonstrate how to run reports
• This tutorial will show you how to set and change the filters.
up and edit your notification
preferences for Rosendin University. Safety Report – Individual Completions
(4.05m)
Set Your Default Group (1.01m)
• This tutorial will show you how to set • This tutorial will show you how to run
up and change your default group in a safety training completion report
Rosendin University. and how to easily navigate the results
of the report.
Groups (1.05m)
• This tutorial will demonstrate how to
communicate and collaborate with
other group members, share files with
others, and how to join and search for
groups.

Safety Report – Course Title Contains
Forklift (3.15m)

• This tutorial will show you how to run
additional reports.

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Micro Survey Layout A07 Change Point Symbol (4.31m)
• This tutorial will show you how to
Micro Survey Layout Updates - 7.26.16 change the symbols, including a
(3.31m) change in the size and colors of the
symbols.
• This video reviews the Micro Survey
Layout update and reviews the A08 Set Projector Folder (1.0m)
changes made from the previous • This tutorial will show you how to
version of Micro Survey Layout. change the directory or the folder on
your computer or tablet where your
A01 Create a New Project (1.05m) projects are stored or accessed from.
• This video will show you how to
create a new project in Micro Survey A10 Point Layout Cut Sheet Report (1.0m)
Layout. • This tutorial will show you how to
create a cut sheet report for your point
A02 Import Points (2.31m) layout.
• This tutorial will show you how to
import a point file into Micro Survey A11 Productivity Reports (1.37)
for your coordinate file. • This tutorial will show you how to
create a productivity report that shows
A03 Import Drawing (2.3m) you how many points you have laid
• This tutorial will show you how to out on any given date that you have
bring in a drawing file and how to done for a project.
manipulate the file layers.
B01 Connect Total Station (1.24m)
A04 Import Control Points (1.21m) • This tutorial will show you how to
• This tutorial will demonstrate how to connect to a robotic total station.
import points from an import point
control file. B02 Connect Total Station First Time
(3.42m)
A05 Export Points (1.5m)
• This tutorial will show you how to • This tutorial will show you how to
export points for Micro Survey connect to a total station for the first
Layout. time.

A06 Distance Units (1.0m)
• This tutorial will show you how to
change the unit settings in your
project.

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B03 Reference Points Setup (3.30m) C01 Find Distance between Points (1.46m)
• This tutorial will show you how to do • This tutorial will show you how to
a reference points routine when you find the distance between points in
have the instrument set up somewhere Microsurvey Layout.
convenient to do the work.
C02 Check Distance from a Point to a
B04 Occupy Points Setup (3.30m) Line (1.11m)
• This tutorial demonstrates how to use
the occupy point mode, which is used • This tutorial will demonstrate how to
when you are setting up the check the distance between a line and
instrument on a job or when setting a point.
up over a known control point.
C03 Create New Points in Plan Mode
B05 Layout List by Area (2.37) (1.37m)
• This tutorial will show you how to
create a layout list by area in • This tutorial will show you how to
Microsurvey Layout so you can create new points in the plan mode.
control the area that you are working
with. C04 Create Points from Lines and Other
Points (.41m)
B06 Settings for Point Layout (4.25)
• This tutorial will demonstrate how to • This tutorial will show you how to
set up your layout settings for your create points on lines and how to
staking points. create points from other points.

B07 Select Points to Layout (1.37m) D01 Scale Points (4.29m)
• This tutorial will show you two • This tutorial will show you how to
different ways to stake out points in scale points in Microsurvey Layout.
Micro Survey Layout.

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Budgeting Workbook: Estimating Budgeting Workbook – Prefix (3.24m)
• This tutorial will demonstrate how to
Budgeting Workbook – Charles Zhou use the change prefix function when
Intro (.55m) you want or need the granularity to
have its costs broken down further.
• In this introduction, Charles Zhou
provides a brief overview of Budgeting Workbook – Split Allocations
Budgeting Workbook and the features (5.3m)
associated with the program.
• This tutorial explains how the split
Budgeting Workbook – Review and allocation function to split a single
Import (2.2m) item on a worksheet into multiple
items and reallocate costs.
• This tutorial will show you how to
review and import data from Accubid Budgeting Workbook – Summary (2.53m)
and into Budgeting Workbook. • This tutorial reviews the summary
sheet and informs you of how the
Budgeting Workbook – Allocate Code changes made in the worksheet are
1000 (1.21m) auto updated to the summary sheet.

• This tutorial will explain how the Budgeting Workbook – Unallocated
labor code 1000 support function (1.34m)
allow you to quickly see and allocate
code 1000 items easily. • This tutorial will discuss the
worksheet menu and the “show
Budgeting Workbook – Allocate Code 150 unallocated” function.
(.42m)
Budgeting Workbook – Worksheet (3.04m)
• This tutorial will explain how the • This tutorial discusses the budgeting
reassign labor code 150 boxing works. worksheet while highlighting the
important features and details of the
Budgeting Workbook – BOMs (1.16m) worksheet.
• This tutorial will show how BOMs are
generated based on items listed on the
worksheet.

Budgeting Workbook – Importing (1.02m)
• This tutorial will show you how to use
the Budget template and to make sure
you are using the most current
version.

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Lean The following 5 videos explain how Lean
has affected and improved efficiency on
Corporate Lean Manager Intro (3.28m) job sites, directly from the personal
• In this video, Corporate Lean experience of employees.
Manager Stephanie Roldan will
explain the purpose of Lean. Lean Talk Div12 Part 1 (5.51m)
Lean Talk Div12 Part 2 (6.51)
Lean Culture – Tom Sorley (3.17m) Lean Talk Div12 Part 3 (7.42m)
• In this video, Tom Sorley discusses Lean Talk Div12 Part 4 (5.46m)
Lean culture and important aspects of Lean Talk Div12 Part 5 (4.39m)
Lean that help contribute to the
success of Rosendin. Lean Testimonial – Jim Crisafulli (2.5m)
• This video will explain how using lean
Why Lean? – Tom Sorley (2.53m) tools improve how work is performed
• In this video, Tom Sorley discusses in the field.
Lean principles and explains the
importance of Lean and what makes it Lean Testimonial – Matt Orosz (2.5m)
so successful. • In this video, Matt Orosz discusses
pull planning and how leveraging Lean
The 5 Whys with Moody Mike (2.18m) tools can improve project planning
• This animated video starring Moody and documenting delays.
Mike demonstrates the Lean concept
of the “5 whys” by giving examples of NC Lean Prefab Light Orders (7.5m)
how not to do it and a demonstration • This video looks at the North
of how to appropriately ask the 5 Carolina prefab shop and explains
whys. how orders are received and examples
of prefabbed fixtures and lighting
Lean – Direct Observations (5.52m) control.
• This animated video shows how not
to make direct observations and NC Lean Prefab Tour – Whips Board
provides input on how to (8.51m)
appropriately address employees with
a direct observation. • This video provides an introduction of
the Rosendin Task Planner, an
Lean Tools Pull Plan Testimonial explanation of a prefab task board,
Clodfelter (2.10m) and a tour of the North Carolina
Prefab facility.
• This video takes a look at pull
planning and how it is working in the
field.

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Index Accubid: LiveCountPro – Set-Up 15
Accubid: LiveCountPro – Working with
A 25 15
25 AutoCount 15
A01 Create a New Project 25 Aluminum Conductor Installation 15
A02 Import Points 25 Aluminum Conductor Safety 23
A03 Import Drawing 25 Angle Grinder 15
A04 Import Control Points 25 Assured Grounding 15
A05 Export Points 25 Assured Grounding Program
A06 Distance Units 25 25
A07 Change Point Symbol 25 B 25
A08 Set Projector Folder 25 26
A10 Point Layout Cut Sheet Report B01 Connect Total Station 26
A11 Productivity Reports 13 B02 Connect Total Station First Time 26
About Time – Multiple Tasks for Single B03 Reference Points Setup 26
13 B04 Occupy Points Setup 26
Users B05 Layout List by Area 23
About Time – Multiple Tasks for Single 13 B06 Settings for Point Layout 13
13 B07 Select Points to Layout 16
or Multiple Users 23 Battery Powered Cable Cutter 16
About Time Tutorial – 1 or More 13 Bender with Follow Through Dolly 16
13 BIM Overview
Employees with a Single Task 14 Bridgeport Expansion Fittings 27
About Time Tutorial – Change Jobsite 14 Bridgeport Fittings
Accessing Assigned Training Budgeting Workbook – Allocate 27
Accubid: Extension and Direct Labor 14 27
Accubid: Job Closing Code 1000 27
Accubid: Performing a Take-Off Part I 14 Budgeting Workbook – Allocate 27
Accubid: Performing a Take-Off Part II 14 27
Accubid: Change Order – Modifying Code 150
14 Budgeting Workbook – BOMs 27
Global Defaults Budgeting Workbook – Charles Zhou 27
Accubid: Change Order – Modifying 15 Budgeting Workbook – Importing 27
Budgeting Workbook – Prefix 27
Project Defaults 15 Budgeting Workbook – Review 27
Accubid: Change Order – Reports 5
Accubid: Change Order – Setting 15 and Import 5
Budgeting Workbook – Split Allocations 6
Global Values Budgeting Workbook – Summary
Accubid: LiveCountPro – Associating Budgeting Workbook – Unallocated
AutoCount with Classic Estimating Budgeting Workbook – Worksheet
Accubid: LiveCountPro – Improving Building “A” Teams – Class #1
Accuracy Building “A” Teams – Class #2
Accubid: LiveCountPro – Setting Up the Building Successful Relationships
Screen

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C Customer Service: Building Customer 4

C01 Find Distance between Points 26 Relations

C02 Check Distance from a Point to a Line 26 D

C03 Create New Points in Plan Mode 26 D01 Scale Points 26
Daily Job Reports 18
C04 Create Points in Plan Mode 26 Daily Time and Material Vouchers 18
Data Center Electrical Safety – One Line
Cable Markers 16 Drawings (WB) 18
Design Build 4
CAC Webinar 16 Dry Cut Saw 23
Duct Bank Installation 18
Certificate of Liability Insurance 16
E
Change Orders (Instructor Led) 3

Change Orders (Online Course) 16

Chico Compound 16

Code Series Classes

 Chapters 1 through 9 17 Evans Offset bender 18
18
Communication (Online Course) 16 ESOP Overview

Concur Travel Webinar 23 F

Comparing Panel Install Methods 17

Conduit Bending – 3 Bend Saddles Financial Statements Basics 18

(Mechanical) 17 Foreman’s Development Series 11-12

Conduit Bending – 4 Bend Saddles 17  Change Management

Conduit Bending – 90’s 17  Communication

Conduit Bending – Back to Back 90’s 17  Documentation

Conduit Bending – Calculating Shrink 17  Labor Relations

Conduit Bending – Compound 90’s 17  Managing Production

Conduit Bending – Corner Offset 17  Man-loading and Scheduling

Conduit Bending – Measured Rise for  Material Management

Kicks 18  Miscellaneous Classes

Conduit Bending – Multiplier Method  Project Close-Out

for Offsets 18  Project Start-Up

Cordless Drill 23  Role of the Foreman

Cordless Impact Driver 23  Safety

Cordless Portable Band Saw 23  Understanding the Estimate

Cordless Reciprocating Saw 23 Fundamentals of Grounding and Bonding 7

Cordless Rotary Hammer 23 G

Corporate Lean Manager Intro 28 General Foreman/Foreman Training 10

Crew Time Cards 18  Foreman’s Manual

Critical Thinking 3  Foreman’s Manual – Project Start-Up

Custom Metal Pallet for Setting  GF/F Boot Camp

Equipment 23

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 NEC Calculations 2011 – Game of Lean Talk Div12 Part 4 28
Lean Talk Div12 Part 5 28
Code Lean Testimonial – Jim Crisafulli 28
Lean Testimonial – Matt Orosz 28
 Planning for Success Lean Tools Pull Plan Testimonial 28
Lighting Controls – Title 24 Update 7
 Productivity Improvement Initiative Lockout Tag Out 19

 Spending Your Job Dollars Wisely M 11
11
Groups 24 Managing Production 19
Man-loading and Scheduling 7
H Material Flow Chart 19
Material Management and Planning 19
HotBend PVC Bender 18 Material Order Form 19
How to Keep your Project Out if the MC Feeder Best Practices 19
4 MCAP Connector 19
Ditch and What to do When MCAP Installation in 5 Steps 19
the Wheels Fall Off Anyway 19 MCAP Side by Side Comparison 7
How to Maximize Profit on Cost- 7 MCAP, Which Ground is Better? 25
Reimbursable Projects 8 Means and Methods 6
How Not to Fail an Inspection 23 Micro Survey Layout Updates 20
How Prefab Can Help Your Project Milestone Mayhem 20
Hydraulic Punch Driver MS Excel 20
MS Office 2013 Tips & Tricks 20
I MS Outlook 20
MS PowerPoint 20
iExpense Reports 19 MS Project 2013 18
Insurance and CIP’s 19 MS Word
Introduction to Lean (Lean 101) 6 Multiple Conduit Bending 28
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J 23 N 10
22 9
K 23 NC Lean Prefab Light Orders 8
NC Lean Prefab Tour – Whips Board 24
Kronos Hourly Employee Tutorial 19 NEC Calculations 2011 – Game of Code 21
Kronos Tutorial for Managers 19 NEC Code Overview
Kronos Salary Employee Tutorial 19 NFPA 70E 2015
28 Notification Preference
L 28 NutBoss
6
Leadership Academy Overview 28
Leadership Academy PreWorkshop1 28
Leadership Academy PreWorkshop2 28
Lean – Direct Observation
Lean Culture – Tom Sorley
Lean Pull Planning
Lean Talk Div12 Part 1
Lean Talk Div12 Part 2
Lean Talk Div12 Part 3

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O Rosendin Project Packaging 22
Rosendin Security Presentation 22
Oracle Dashboard 20
20 S 24
Oracle PCO Log 4 24
The Oz Principle Safety Report – Course Title Contains 24
Forklift 24
P 19
Safety Report – Grouped by User 24
PCO Logs 21 Safety Report – How Filters Work 24
Safety Report – Individual Completions 22
PlanGrid Annotations 20 Seatek Stripall MCAP Stripper 23
Set Your Default Group 6
PlanGrid Get Up and Running 20 Site Tutorial
Skanska Prefabrication 22
PlanGrid Project Settings for Field Use 21 Solar Install Panel 22
Survivability 8
Planning for Success 10 28
T
PM Boot Camp Exit Assessment 21 22
T&B Universal Body 22
Portable Cut Shop 23 Temporary Construction Lighting
Test Instruments 3
Pre Fab/Controlled Production Class 21 The 5 Why’s with Moody Mike 1
TMCX Cable Gland for Hazardous 11
Presentation Skills 9
Locations 22
Productivity Improvement Initiative 10 Transformer Installation
21
Project Assessment (Instructor Led) 3 U 28

Project Assessment (Online Course) 21 Understanding BIM
Understanding Project Specifications
Project Booking Form 21 Understanding the Estimate

Project Closeout 12 V

Project Management Training 9 Various Testing Procedures

 CGMP Documentation W

 NEC Code Overview Weekly Labor Reports
Why Lean? – Tom Sorley
 PM Boot Camp

 PM Refresher Training

 Presentation Skills

 Project Management 102

Project Start-Up 1

Project Start-Up (Foreman Development) 11

Q

QA/QC Class – Part I 2
2
QA/QC Class – Part II 2

QA/QC Class- Part III

R

Request for Information (RFI) 21
Revenue Forecasting 21
Rigid Pipe Spinner 21
Role of the Foreman 11

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