The AIC offers two certification levels, the Associate Constructor (AC) which is commonly referred to as the Level 1 exam and the Certified Professional Constructor (CPC) which is commonly referred to as the Level 2 exam.
The AIC knows you are committed to serving the construction industry in a professional and ethical manner, and can help you develop and prove your skills to meet increasing challenges in the industry. Constructor Certification is a voluntary, non-governmental and private process to acknowledge the educational- and experience-based proficiencies of a practicing Constructor. Constructor Certification exams are given nationwide twice per year, in the Spring and in the Fall.
Fall 2012 Exam Date: November 3
Regular Registration Rate Ends: September 15
Which Exam Is Right For Me?
Associate Constructor (AC) Level 1 Exam
The AC (Associate Constructor) certification is intended for constructors entering the construction field and exam questions will be primarily based upon education knowledge. The AC certification is a way to prove your commitment to the profession, and to get an early edge in your career as a constructor.
Certified Professional Constructor (CPC) Level 2 Exam
The CPC (Certified Professional Constructor) certification is intended for the Professional Constructor who has been in the field for several years and exam questions will cover both education and experience-based knowledge. The CPC certification is a way to prove your experience and knowledge against a high national standard and to bring your career to the next level.
Eligibility Requirements:
To apply for the exams, all applicants must:
Agree to abide by the AIC Constructor Code of Conduct.
(Review the Constructor Code of Conduct on the last page of this handbook before you proceed. By applying for the exams, you agree to uphold these principles.)
2. Meet the minimum requirements to sit for the applicable exam.
(Review the eligibility requirements later in this guide for more details. The Level 1 and Level 2 applications have different requirements.)
3. Complete and file an application.
(Review the application and fill out all required sections. Include documentation if you are using work experience to qualify for the exam.)
4. Pay all required fees.
(Review the fee schedule, and include full payment with your application.)
| Associate Constructor |
$155 |
$175 |
| Certified Professional Constructor Exempt |
$535 |
$555 |
| Certified Professional Constructor Regular |
$405 |
$425 |
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| AC Re-Examination |
$110 |
$130 |
| CPC Re-Examination |
$170 |
$190 |
| Rescheduling Fee |
No Cost |
$110 |
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| Appeal Fees Please Refer to the Fee Schedule within the Policies and Procedures |
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Additional Documentation
Download the Candidate Handbook.