Associated Contractors
of New mexico
Membership Information
Skill,
Integrity &
Responsibility
Our Team
JIM GARCIA CAROL WALKER
[email protected] [email protected]
Executive Director Safety Compliance Specialist
ELOYDA MOLINA CRIS PRIMERA
[email protected] [email protected]
Membership Services Liaison Office Manager
BRIAN LEGAN ARIEL LANGFORD
[email protected] [email protected]
Director of Training & Safety Marketing & Member Services
Coordinator
ABOUT US
01 ESTABLISHED IN 1933
The Associated Contractors of New Mexico
(ACNM), a chartered member of the
Washington, DC based Associated General
Contractors of America (AGC), is the statewide
chapter representing the transportation/
utility construction industry in New Mexico.
02 OUR MISSION
To provide our membership an opportunity to
work collectively in enhancing the
performance and representation of our
members; to promote the respect and
integrity of our industry; and to improve the
quality of life in the State of New Mexico
through collaboration with our various
industry partners.
03 VALUABLE SERVICES FOR OUR
MEMBERSHIP
Focusing in areas such as Workforce
Development, Legislative & Regulatory issues,
Jobsite Safety, Political Action, Business
Development, and Industry Image. These
membership services are developed, and
many are delivered, through a variety of
committees and task forces comprised of
ACNM members, agency representatives, and
other key partners within our industry.
WHAT OUR MEMBERS
ARE SAYING-
PATRICK SHAW
AUI, INC.
“ACNM is a great resource for not only training but
building relationships with industry professionals
who share similar challenges. ACNM also provides
an avenue to meet with members of local, state and
federal government that might otherwise be
unreachable.”
DIANA BRADLEY-REED
HOLLY FRONTIER REFINING & MARKETING
“ACNM is more than just an organization, it is a
family. Members who can be competitors in one
sense come together in support of the industry to
provide better opportunities for all.”
TRAVIS HASSE,
HASSE CONTRACTING CO.
"ACNM is a trusted resource for training, safety
and advocacy, our affiliation with ACNM has
given us the opportunity to enhance our
safety practices through involvement with the
HHCSP and Safety Committee."
NETWORKING
& EVENTS Casino Night
Holiday Dinner ACNM's Casino Night is a fundraiser for
our annual scholarship program and is
hosted in late February/ Early March
each year.
Our annual Holiday Dinner and Committees
Membership Meeting is a
chance to celebrate our ACNM has many committees
available for your involvement
accomplishments of the year
and enjoy an evening of drinks, including; Membership,
dinner & dancing. This event is Associate Member Advisory
hosted in mid-November. Council (AMAC), Safety,
Construction Leadership
Golf
Council (CLC), Joint
The Transportation Industry Specification Committees,
Golf Classic, State Workforce Development &
Convention Tournament PAC Legislative
and CLC Tournament are
three great chances to
make connections and have
fun in the warm
New Mexico sunshine!
Lunch & Learns State
Convention
Each year ACNM hosts various
Lunch & Learns on a number of ACNM hosts an annual conference
topics, Our Associate Member at the end of July each year to
bring together our membership
Advisory Council plans and for learning, networking and
organizes these events. family fun!
See upcoming events online at
aconm.org
COMMITTEE INFORMATION
Membership Associate Member Advisory
Council (AMAC)
This committee promotes the
association, its members and the This committee is representative of
construction industry through, the associate members of ACNM
mentoring programs, community who are the supplier / service
involvement, and association events. providers in the association. Their
The committee's primary goals are centered on member to
responsibilities include the member relationships and finding
recruitment of new members, the ways to market themselves to
retention of current members, other companies in the
increasing member involvement with association. These committee
the association, and encouraging members often host lunch and
networking and business relationships learns.
between members.
Safety Construction Leadership Council
(CLC)
This committee is responsible for
encouraging, fostering and developing This committee is open to young
a knowledgeable outlook on the professionals to exchange ideas, best
importance of safety to reduce injury, practices and heighten leadership
accidental death and financial loss. Bi- skills. The CLC's goals are to make an
monthly meetings provide impact on the community, improve
opportunities for safety professionals industry skills, create long lasting
and industry representatives to relationships and become the driving
network, discuss lessons learned from force in the development of
real-life experiences and receive tomorrows future leaders.
updates from OSHA and MSHA
representatives. Guest speakers
provide a variety of safety topics
regarding industry issues and current
safety news.
ACNM Committees are free to all members.
For questions contact us at 505.344.2072
COMMITTEE INFORMATION
Joint Specification Committees Heavy Highway Construction
Safety Partnership (HHCSP)
These committees vary based on the
NMDOT Specifications. Including The HHCSP is a partnership with
Section 200 (Earthwork), Sections NMOSHA to encourage,
300/400/900 (Base & Pave), Section acknowledge and assist NM's
500 (Structures), Section 600/700 Heavy, Highway & Utility
(Misc. Const/Traffic Control Devices) construction industry in their
and Section 800 (Const. Staking/Post efforts to ensure a safe and
Const. Plans). NMDOT works with healthful workplace for employees
these committees to review and write engaged in the construction of our
specifications. statewide infrastructure.
PAC Legislative Workforce Development
This committee is responsible for This committee works together and
developing support within the New discusses the emerging and existing
Mexico construction industry for the workforce with the goal of
political actions, initiatives and generating ideas and input regarding
programs of the chapter and the the next generation of construction
National AGC, while proactively workers in the State of New Mexico.
representing the chapter and the
industry before state and local
government bodies.
ACNM Committees are free to all members.
For questions contact us at 505.344.2072
SAFER TOGETHER
For more information about the Partnership or the application process contact:
Carol Walker at (505) 301-1428 or [email protected]
HEAVY, HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SAFETY PARTNERSHIP
The Associated Contractors of New Mexico (ACNM) and the New Mexico
Occupational Health and Safety Bureau (NM OSHA), mutually recognize the
importance of providing a safe and healthful work environment for New Mexico’s
heavy highway construction workforce. The HHCSP Agreement was established
to encourage, acknowledge and assist New Mexico’s heavy highway construction
industry in their efforts to ensure a safe and healthful workplace for employees
engaged in the construction of New Mexico's public infrastructure.
This initiative represents a welcomed agreement and affords a partnership for
voluntary compliance alternatives to the traditional NM OSHA enforcement
activities. NM OSHA and ACNM believe that maintaining a focus on safety will
save lives, time and dollars. The intended outcome of this focus is a reduction of
employee injuries, illnesses, deaths, equipment damage, workers’ compensation
and insurance costs, down times and monetary penalties. However, the overall
goal of this partnership is the protection of life, limb and property.
Goals of the Partnership What is the process?
To reduce annually the This multi-platform
severity and frequency rate partnership consists of three
of injuries, illnesses and (3) levels; Silver-entry level,
facilities affecting Gold-transitional level, and
participating employers; Platinum-superior level.
To increase the number of The first step is to submit an
heavy highway contractors application packet to ACNM.
who implement effective
safety and health Next, the verification
programs, including safety committee will review the
and health focused application packet for
training for employees, determination of platform
supervisors and level.
management; Once the verification
To recognize those committee has completed
contractors with the application review
exemplary safety and process, an on-site visit is
health programs and site- conducted.
specific safety and health
plans; Upon successful completion
To decrease accident and of the verification process, a
regulatory penalty costs to company is eligible for the
participants; and, partnership benefits for their
To improve the image of, qualifying platform level.
and to increase the
public’s trust in, New
Mexico’s heavy highway
construction industry.
For more information about the Partnership or the application process contact:
Carol Walker at (505) 301-1428 or [email protected]
You may also visit the ACNM Website at aconm.org
OPPORTUNITIES TO GET
INVOLVED
See upcoming events online at
aconm.org
YOUR VOICE MATTERS
The Associated Contractors of
New Mexico works hard to
ensure the construction
industry's voice is heard.
Working with, national, state
and local legislative leadership
on vital issues affecting the
construction industry, ACNM
provides direct access to meet
elected officials and
government decision makers,
including hands on
participation in lobbying
efforts and bill creation.
ADVOCATING FOR YOU
Working to develop support
within the New Mexico
construction industry for
political actions, initiatives and
programs of the chapter and the
National AGC, we work to
proactively represent the
chapter and the industry before
state and local government
bodies.
ACNM FAMILY SCHOLARSHIPS
The ACNM Family
Scholarship offers
opportunities for
students for the
upcoming fall
semesters. ACNM
has expanded its
scholarship
offering by
providing an
opportunity for
members'
immediate family
and employees to
apply for this
scholarship.
Students attending
or accepted at any
College or
University with
any declared
major or field of
study are eligible.
ACNM is proud to
offer a program
that helps our
members' children
and employees
achieve their
dreams through a
college education.
Please visit
aconm.org to
apply.
CAPSTONE MEMBER BENEFITS
5 free training classes (Associate Members)
10 free training classes (Contractor Members)
Members only training & certification rates
Members only scholarship opportunities
Heavy Highway Construction Safety Partnership
Proven advocacy and influence locally and nationally
Networking opportunities to grow your business
MEMBER FEATURES
Committee involvement options for special interests and
networking opportunities
Exclusive hotel rates for groups and extended stay bookings
when booking though Hotel Engine
$1,000 toward the purchase or lease of a Chevy, Buick or GMC
Up to 75% off office supplies at Office Depot/Office Max
Enterprise Fleet Management Program
BP Business Solutions
10% off Click Safety courses
Receive 20% off all ConsensusDocs subscriptions
FedEx Advantage Program
10% off Bird Dog HR
Up to 25% off base rates with AVIS & Budget rentals
Cintas first aid & safety, facility services & uniform rental
discounts
BFGoodrich Tradesmen Support Program
View full list of discount programs at agc.org/save
TRAINING, CERTIFICATION & COMPETENT PERSON COURSES
ASSOCIATED TECHNICIAN TECHNICIAN TRAINING
CONTRACTORS TRAINING & &
OF NEW MEXICO CERTIFICATION
PROGRAM CERTIFICATION
(ACNM) PROGRAM
(TTCP) (TTCP)
Courses Courses Courses
Traffic Control* Aggregate Training* 500 – Trainer Course –
Technician (TCT) Aggregate Construction
Traffic Control Certification 501 – Trainer Course –
Supervisor (TCS)* Soil Training* General Industry
Flagger Training* Soil Certification 502 – Update Construction
Traffic Control Hot-Mix Asphalt Outreach Trainers
Design Specialist Training* 503 – Update General
(TCDS) Hot-Mix Asphalt Industry Outreach Trainers
Storm Water CP* Certification 510 – OSHA Standards –
Excavation & Trench Concrete Training* Construction
CP* Concrete 511 – OSHA Standards –
Fall Protection CP* Certification General Industry
Confined Space CP* Nuclear Densometer 521 – OSHA Guide to
Focus Four Hazards Training* Industrial Hygiene
for Construction* Nuclear Densometer 2015 – Hazardous Materials
Reasonable Certification 2045 – Machinery Guarding
Suspicion Testing* Inertial Profiler Standards
OSHA 10-Hour* Inspector Training* 2055 – Cranes in
OSHA 30-Hour* Inertial Profiler Construction
MSHA 16-hour (New Operator 2264 – Permit-Required
Miner)* Certification Confined Space
MSHA 8-Hour Drilled Shaft 2225 – Respiratory
(Annual Refresher)* Inspector Protection
Forklift Training* Certification 2255 – Principles of
First Aid / CPR / AED* Seeding Inspector Ergonomics
Defensive Driving Certification 3015 – Excavation,
4 and 8-Hour* Radiation Safety Trenching, & Soil
Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) Mechanics
Officer (RSO) Training* 3085 – Principles of
Training* Scaffolding
Respirable Most ACNM & TTCP classes 3095 – Electrical Standards
Crystalline Silica CP* will travel to your location 3115 – Fall Protection
with minimum class sizes. AIR 201 – Clean Air Act
Register at www.aconm.org Many Classes can be bundled ATP 191 – Safety & Health
or 505.344.2072 Contact during the same visit. Authorized Trainer
ACNM-TTCP for current ETI 101 – Environmental
pricing Compliance
Register directly with UTA at
www.uta.edu/ded/osha ACNM is a
host training organization for UTA
*ELIGIBLE FOR ACNM MEMBERSHIP NO COST CLASS
ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS OF NEW MEXICO
COURSE FEE SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2019
*NUCLEAR MOISTURE-DENSITY GAUGE
TTCP FEE SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER, 2019
AGGREGATE TRAINING
ACNM Members $400 *
NMDOT FREE
Local Government $450
Non-members $650
AGGREGATE CERTIFICATION
ACNM Members $400
NMDOT $400
Local Government $400
Non-members $600
SOIL TRAINING
ACNM Members $200 *
NMDOT FREE
Local Government $250
Non-members $450
SOIL CERTIFICATION
ACNM Members $350
NMDOT $350
Local Government $350
Non-members $550
HMA TRAINING
ACNM Members $400 *
NMDOT FREE
Local Government $450
Non-members $650
HMA CERTIFICATION
ACNM Members $400
NMDOT $400
Local Government $400
Non-members $600
CONCRETE TRAINING
ACNM Members $200 *
NMDOT FREE
Local Government $300
Non-members $500
CONCRETE CERTIFICATION
ACNM Members $300
NMDOT $300
Local Government $300
Non-members $500
NUCLEAR DENSOMETER TRAINING (Radiological Safety Certification)
ACNM Members $125 *
NMDOT $125
Local Government $325
Non-members $525
NUCLEAR DENSOMETER CERTIFICATION
ACNM Members $350
NMDOT $350
Local Government $350
Non-members $550
Second Gauge Method (during same certification) + $50
INERTIAL PROFILER INSPECTOR TRAINING
ACNM Members $100 *
NMDOT $200
Local Government $150
Non-members $250
*ELIGIBLE FOR ACNM MEMBERSHIP NO COST CLASS
TTCP FEE SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER, 2019 CONT.
INERTIAL PROFILER OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
ACNM Members $150
NMDOT $200
Local Government $200
Non-members $300
INERTIAL PROFILER MACHINE CERTIFICATION (Annual) $600
DRILLED SHAFT INSPECTOR CERTIFICATION
ACNM Members $100
NMDOT $150
Local Government $150
Non-members $200
SEEDING INSPECTOR CERTIFICATION
ACNM Members $100
NMDOT $100
Local Government $100
Non-members $250
DAILY DOCUMENTATION TRAINING
ACNM Members $25
NMDOT $25
Local Government $100
Non-members $200
HMA CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION TRAINING
ACNM Members $200 *
NMDOT $200
Local Government $300
Non-members $500
INTRODUCTION TO BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION TRAINING
ACNM Members $125 *
NMDOT $125
Local Government $250
Non-members $350
SAMPLER CERTIFICATION
ACNM Members $125 *
NMDOT $125
Local Government $250
Non-members $350
TTCP OVERVIEW FOR DECISION-MAKERS
ACNM Members $100 *
NMDOT FREE
Local Government $300
Non-members $500
SUPERPAVE MIX DESIGN TRAINING
ACNM Members $200 *
NMDOT $200
Local Government $300
Non-members $500
FIELD INSPECTOR TRAINING (FIT) BASIC
ACNM Members $150 *
NMDOT $150
Local Government $250
Non-members $350
FIELD INSPECTOR TRAINING (FIT) ADVANCE
ACNM Members $150 *
NMDOT $150
Local Government $250
Non-members $350
*ELIGIBLE FOR ACNM MEMBERSHIP NO COST CLASS
SCHEDULE OF DUES AND FEES
CURRENTLY CHARGED BY ACNM:
CONTRACTOR MEMBERS: (includes Contractors and Subcontractors)
ACNM Membership Dues $1,995.00/calendar year *
ACNM Volume Assessment 1/4 of 1% on all awarded NM Projects (public) to a
maximum of $60,000 assessed on member in any calendar year.
Training Included with paid Contractor Member Dues and Assessments:
Range No Cost Classes Available to Member
(does not include certification)
$ 0 - $ 5,000 Assessments/year.....................Total of 10 ACNM Training Classes
$ 5,000 - $ 10,000 Assessments/year...........2 additional ACNM Training Classes
$ 10,000 - $ 25,000 Assessments/year.........3 additional ACNM Training Classes
$ 25,000 - $ 50,000 Assessments/year.........5 additional ACNM Training Classes
$ 50,000 and over/year.....................................5 additional ACNM Training Classes
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS: (includes Suppliers, Manufacturers and Professional
Service Providers)
ACNM Membership Dues $995.00/calendar year
5 No Cost Training classes included with paid Associate Members Dues (does
not include certification classes)
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORIES: One complimentary Membership Directory will be
mailed to each company that is a current member in good standing with
ACNM. Additional copies may be purchased from the ACNM office for
$25.00/each.
TRAFFIC CONTROL DIARIES: Traffic Control Log Books are available to ACNM
Members at a cost of $30.00/each (Non-Member $70.00/each). These books are
required by NMDOT as indicated in the Special Provisions for Traffic Control
Management, Section 618.2.2.1 of the "NMDOT Standard Specifications for
Highway and Bridge Construction - 2019 Edition".
NOTE: Refer to ACNM Workforce Development Training Schedule for a list of
classes available.
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Company ________________________________________________________ Date ____________
Mailing Address _______________________________________________________________________
City __________________________ State ______________________ Zip _________________
Physical Address ______________________________________________________________________
City __________________________ State _______________________ Zip ________________
Please indicate which addresses should be used for billing purposes: ( ) Mailing ( ) Physical
Phone ___________________ Fax ___________________ Website ______________________
Number of Employees ____ NM Contractors Licence No. _______ Estimated Annual Volume $_________
Applying for Membership as:
( ) Contractor Member (Contractor/Subcontractor) ( ) Associate Member (Supplier/Service Provider)
Company Description
Please provide a brief description of the work or service your company provides to the construction
industry._____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
Company Contacts
Primary Contact: Name ________________ Title ________________ Email _______________________
Billing Contact: Name ________________ Title ________________ Email ________________________
Other Contact Information for Individuals with interest in the following areas:
Name & Title Email To Be Listed
In Directory Y/N
Bid Information _______________________________ ________________________ _________
Education/Training ____________________________ ________________________ _________
Legislative __________________________________ ________________________ _________
Networking/Events ____________________________ ________________________ _________
Membership Committee ________________________ ________________________ _________
Safety Committee _____________________________ ________________________ _________
Workforce Development ________________________ ________________________ _________
Associate Member Advisory Council_______________ ________________________ _________
The contact information provided above will be included in the ACNM Membership Directory if so indicate. This
Directory is provided to all ACNM Members, as well as Federal, State and Local Construction and Maintenance
Procurement Decision Makers.
We hereby apply for membership with the Associated Contractors of New Mexico (ACNM), and agree to abide by and accept
the By-Laws, Rules and Regulations adopted by ACNM. We agree to pay applicable annual dues, and report to ACNM any
monthly Volume Assessments based upon awarded Public Works Contracts in New Mexico accordance with the ACNM
Assessment Schedule in effect from the date of this agreement until our membership is terminated.
It is further understood and agreed that our failure to keep and perform any and all obligations to the Associated Contractors of
New Mexico, or abide by the By-Laws of said Association, may result in forfeiture of our membership in ACNM.
Submitted By:_____________________________________ Title:__________________________ Date:________________
(Applicant Signature)
Approved By:_____________________________________ Title:__________________________ Date: ________________
(ACNM President)
Please complete and return to ACNM Membership Coordinator Ariel Langford at [email protected]
ACNM AGC
@buildnewmexico
@buildnewmexico
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