Description
When our Subcontractors Succeed we Succeed. This program will train your subcontractors on their QC requirements and how to navigate them. This class includes;
QC 101 for Subs Training Video
Having your subcontractor team trained at Project Kick-Off will save your management team time and money. It is a struggle to get the needed commitment and paperwork from the subcontractors. This training module will take your subcontractors through all of the basic QC requirements. Requirements covered include three-phase inspections, submittals, Activity Hazard Analysis, Testing Documentation, Closeout, O&M, Warranties, Spare Parts & Owner Training. Having your subcontracting team trained through this program will ensure a much smoother more time-efficient project.
Submittals for Subs Training Video
Submittals can be the single most expensive item for subcontractors to obtain and get processed. Time and money due to improper packaging, improper marking, not understanding variances, and how to treat them can be insurmountable. GCs can also track submittal mismanagement lost time on the project schedule and liquidated damages. This training course will ensure your team understands the submittal requirements for subcontracts. The training will go through the different documents we are tied to contractually, how to decipher what to submit, the different types of submittals, how to package a proper submittal, how to handle variances, and how to ensure the GC is processing and sharing the information that can protect you as a subcontractor.
Commissioning for Subs Training Video
Commissioning is a large factor of project closeout. MEP’s & building envelope contractors all have active roles during the commissioning process. This training module will go through the commissioning process & roles/responsibilities from a subcontractor standpoint. We will walk through the entire commissioning process so that from a subcontractor level you understand the big picture as well as what the GC will expect from your involvement on a subcontractor level. This will include submittals needed for commissioning, the commissioning team, and forms to be used during the commissioning process.
