CSI’s Certified Construction Contract Administration (CCCA) certification teaches you to develop, administer and enforce construction documentation. People who pass the CCCA exam have proven their skill in:

• Quality assurance and quality control
• Bidding and negotiating procedures
• Construction observation and inspection
• Division 01, General and Supplemental Conditions, agreements, and all other documents related to the project
• Enforcement and liability

Candidates who succeed in pass the CCCA exam are listed in CSI’s Certificant Directory, and may use the letters CCCA after their name, on their business cards and on their resumes.

Note: CCCA exam candidates must pass CSI’s CDT exam before registering for the exam.

Exams will be offered April 2 - 28, 2012 in the U.S. & Canada.



Early registration deadline: February 2, 2012
Final registration deadline: March 2, 2012

Cost Before Feb. 2, 2012
Member: $275
Non-Member: $410

Final After Feb. 2, 2012
Member: $340
Non-Member: $475

 

"I have worked in general construction, subcontracting and manufacturing, and I learned a long time ago that continuing education is mandatory if one wishes to be successful and have more than a basic understanding of the ever-changing construction business. Each of the CSI certification courses has given me new insight into the construction process. I know I have a better understanding of the entire process than many that have not taken advantage of the offerings by CSI."
-- Lee Hartwig, CSI, CCCA, CCPR

Questions? Contact CSI Member Services at csi@csinet.org  or 800-689-2900.