The Job Order Contracting Certificate Program (JOCCP) includes 15 sessions that will overview:

• Different Project Delivery Methods and their applications
• Basic elements of JOC
• Requirements of a Successful JOC Program and is it the right method
• JOC Operations including how to set up a JOC Program
• Roles and Responsibilities of those involved
• Individual Job Order to include Preconstruction Services, Scope of Work, Price schedule and change orders
• How to manage a JOC Program to include training, reporting, communication tools, relationship building techniques and audits
• Job Order Pricing
• JOC Selection Process
• Legal considerations and contracts which are key to a successful JOC Program
• JOC Operations Manual
• Collaborative Thinking to ensure win-win-win results
• Case Studies weaved throughout the 15 weeks take students into real-life experiences

There are no prerequisites to enroll in this program, but basic knowledge about the construction process will be assumed. A certificate of completion will be awarded for successful completion of the course.
Individuals looking to become JOC certified may contact the ACE office to inquire about requirements and to set up testing with a proctor for the JOC exam.

Purchase the textbook here: http://www.amazon.com/Job-Order-Contracting-Expediting-Construction/dp/0876298110

Instructors to Include:
Gary Aller, Director, Alliance for Construction Excellence
Charlie Bowers, LEED AP, Centennial Contractors Enterprises, Inc.
Hank Traeger, Retired, Alliance for Construction Excellence
Mark Powell, LEED AP, Kosten Technik International

Advance Integrated Practice: Create a Culture of Deep Collaboration

*(Bundled with the AIP ebook are the following manuals: "BIM&VDC: An “Update” to the Introduction and Best Methods Approach" and "Design-Assist: An “Update” to the Introduction and Best Methods Approach")

Hear from Industry Experts and Owners on their success with projects using Construction Manager at Risk. A Win-Win for all!

This special session looks at the 2010 Alternative Project Delivery Method (APDM) legislation, SB 1406.  Hank Traeger, who has authored the majority of the APDM legislation for Arizona, leads the participants through the changes and new requirments of the SB 1406.

Learn not only what is in the language, but how and why the new language came to be.

Topics to be covered:

• New Requirements for heavy rail and commuter rail facilities
• Addition to the definition of Horizontal construction
• Reorganization and clarification of statutory language
• Clarification on self-performed work
• New requirements for the "bundling" of CMAR and DB projects
• Strengthens the no "bid shopping" language
• New transparancy requirements
• Confirms authority for Title 48 entities to use Title 34 processes
• Requires compliance on effective date of bill

Construction Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Management for LEED Projects

Made possible through a strategic partnership with:

Green Ideas - Environmental Education

2 LEED BD+C Specific GBCI CE Hours

Identify the key IEQ credit requirements and strategies before, during and after construction, and review a detailed analysis of a LEED compliant Indoor Air Quality Management Plan that can be used to drive the achievement of all applicable IEQ credits. 

LEED for Specialty Contractors

 Made possible through a strategic partnership with:

Green Ideas - Environmental Education

1.5 LEED BD+C Specific GBCI CE Hour

This course was designed to remove the intimidation factor for subcontractors and product professionals by demystifying the LEED process. We begin with an overview of LEED and the different construction plans and procedures required, present recommendations for selecting products, then conclude with examples of how to properly complete LEED documentation.