Project Engineer Bootcamp, Unit 1: September 11, 13, 18, 20, 25 - Online or In-Person

Project Engineers (PE) are critical to the success of the project.  You've heard the statement that "information is power".  Well, the PE typically controls and has the most information about the entire project putting them in a powerful position.

This Bootcamp picks up where higher education left off and is intended for Interns or Project Engineers are are early in their constructions careers, including graduates with up to 7 years of experience.  The Bootcamp also benefits Craft Leaders or Administrative Staff looking to transition into a Project Engineering role.  The Bootcamp is taught by experienced Constructors and Instructors with a passion for sharing work experiences and growing construction leaders.

Upon completion of Unit 1 students will have a clear understanding of how General Contractors obtain work and become familiar with the terminology and processes necessary to acquire future work and the role of the PE in the process.  Students will also review how construction documents and specifications are prepared so that they can efficiently visualize and interpret two dimensional drawings into three-dimensional reality.  In addition to understanding the differences between estimating and preconstruction students will also understand the importance of document control, learn RFI best practices, acquire a knowledge of strategies around taking meeting minutes, thoroughly understand the submittal process, and how important close-out activities are to the successful completion of a project.

For detailed course outline visit the AGC Training and Education Catalog here.