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EDUCATIONAL CLASSES
Providing Everything You Need
Free Webinar:
Fire Alarm System Estimating
Date: May, 19, 2022
Time: 2:00 PM EST
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Agenda Topics:
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Components of the fire alarm estimate
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Scope of work vs. plans and specs
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Questions to ask your provider to qualify the estimate
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Technology differentiation that can save you money and time
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Change order situations to look for during the estimation and on the job
"Building a Better Team"
Instructor: Nic Bittle
Cascade Division
Date: June 21, 2022
Location: Central Electrical Training Center in Auditorium
Sunset Division
Date: June 22, 2022
Location: TBD
Crater Lake JATC
Date: June 23, 2022
Location: Crater Lake JATC Upstairs Training Room
Chapter Member Price - Included in Membership
Non-Member Price - $350.00
Seminars for all Locations:
In this program, Nic pulls his best ideas & insights from his books Good Foreman, Bad Foreman and Know This, Do That.
In This program your leaders will learn:
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How to develop a career mindset in those you lead.
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How to motivate someone who doesn't need the money this career offers
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How to develop initiative in the next generation.
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How to break down the communication barriers between a foreman and his or her crew.
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How to build better relationships with your clients, and co-workers.
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How to communicate at a higher level.
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The tips, tricks, tactics, and techniques a foreman and/or supervisor must master to effectively lead in today's market.
Basic Estimating
Instructor: Bob Mooty
Basic Estimating participants will be able to:
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List types of mistakes found when estimating electrical construction projects and how to avoid them
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Describe the parts of an estimate
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Explain the importance of establishing the true cost for a project
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Develop an estimate to provide job management information
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Discuss how labor units can be used to competitively bid on projects
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Explain the difference between a competitive bid and simply a low bid
In this program you will be able to:
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Determine what a mentor is worth to your organization.
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Identify why some programs work and others do not.
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Build a successful mentorship program for your organization that will stick
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Identify the pitfalls that can sabotage your success.
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Leave with a road map you can take back to your company and immediately implement. Identify
"Build A Mentorship Program That Will Stick"
Instructor: Nic Bittle
Cascade Division
Date: September 20, 2022
Location: Central Electrical Training Center in Auditorium
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Sunset Division
Date: September 21, 2022
Location: TBD
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Crater Lake JATC
Date: September 22, 2022
Location: Crater Lake JATC Upstairs Training Room
Register here
Chapter Member Price - Included in Membership
Non-Member Price - $350.00
Advanced Estimating
Instructor: Bob Mooty
Advanced Estimating participants will be able to:
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Discuss the steps necessary to prepare a competitive bid
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Identify the most desirable bid opportunities
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Describe how a company’s capabilities can be analyzed to insure profits
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Discuss cash flow and bonding
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Discuss relevant contract terms
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Identify price adjustment techniques, overhead, and profit
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List the documents required to estimate a construction project