The management of construction has changed and expanded dramatically in the Twentieth Century. These changes have resulted in increased responsibilities and obligations for the Professional Constructor.
In an effort to recognize the unique technical and managerial knowledge and skills required today, the American Institute of Constructors (AIC) Certification Commission qualifies individuals through education, experience and examination for the professional designations of Associate Constructor (AC) and Certified Professional Constructor (CPC).
Certification benefits all parties involved in the construction industry, since it raises the standards of professional practice.
Benefits to the Constructor
- Provides an internationally recognized certification of construction management skills and knowledge.
- Provides an analysis of individual strengths and weaknesses in the subject areas tested.
- Enhances the Constructor image as a professional to their employer, their clients, and the public.
- Provides a marketable credential that sets you apart.
Benefits to the Employer
- Provides an independent assessment of an employee’s skills and knowledge, based on a comprehensive national standard.
- Provides a recognized credentialing within your company that improves marketability to clients.
- Provides assurance that employee will continue to hone their skills, through the required Continuing Professional Development program.
Benefits to Owners:
- An increased level of assurance that their projects will be managed more effectively.
- Could use the qualification as a means to prequalify contractors
- Knowledge that their contractor management team will be more professional.