This course is designed for accounting professionals new to the construction industry, as well as construction industry professionals who want or need a better understanding of construction accounting processes, construction cost management systems, job costs and job cost reporting, the WIP, and the most important elements of a contractor's financial statements. This course provides an introduction to the key processes and practices that make construction accounting unique.

This course will increase your value as an influential employee by teaching you how to manage the leading risks of construction contracts, owner-controlled insurance programs (OCIPs) and jobsite and contract risk, as well as how to lower insurance costs and increase profitability. Learn the key financial metrics that bonding companies look for to extend maximum surety credit as well as best practices for managing the insurance year, the art of effectively interfacing with both internal and external partners, and how to mitigate risk from a project standpoint. Discover how effective risk management can provide you with a competitive edge and become a major profit center for your company.

This course will increase your value as an influential employee by teaching you how to manage the leading risks of construction contracts, owner-controlled insurance programs (OCIPs) and jobsite and contract risk, as well as how to lower insurance costs and increase profitability. Learn the key financial metrics that bonding companies look for to extend maximum surety credit as well as best practices for managing the insurance year, the art of effectively interfacing with both internal and external partners, and how to mitigate risk from a project standpoint. Discover how effective risk management can provide you with a competitive edge and become a major profit center for your company.

In this eight-hour instructional program, find out what you should know and learn before sitting for the Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) exam. This course provides an overview of the industry domains listed in Financial Management and Accounting for the Construction Industry (“The Book”), the primary certification resource for CCIFPs.

In this eight-hour instructional program, find out what you should know and learn before sitting for the Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) exam. This course provides an overview of the industry domains listed in Financial Management and Accounting for the Construction Industry (“The Book”), the primary certification resource for CCIFPs.

In this eight-hour instructional program, find out what you should know and learn before sitting for the Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) exam. This course provides an overview of the industry domains listed in Financial Management and Accounting for the Construction Industry (“The Book”), the primary certification resource for CCIFPs.

In this eight-hour instructional program, find out what you should know and learn before sitting for the Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) exam. This course provides an overview of the industry domains listed in Financial Management and Accounting for the Construction Industry (“The Book”), the primary certification resource for CCIFPs.

This course will provide participants with an understanding of indirect costs, how they are captured in the accounting system, and various methods of calculating indirect cost rates. Discussions will be based on multiple scenarios and how different rate calculations impact estimates, contracts, and the bottom line. Participants will review several examples of indirect cost rate calculations, discuss strategies based on certain construction industries, and learn considerations for why one contractor may choose to capture costs differently than another.

This four-hour intensive course will provide an advanced view of the Work In Progress schedule. Your WIP is more than a reporting tool; it is a financial management tool for your construction company. From this course, you will gain strategies to turn unexpected profit fade and enhancements into predictable events.

This four-hour intensive course will provide an advanced view of the Work In Progress schedule. Your WIP is more than a reporting tool; it is a financial management tool for your construction company. From this course, you will gain strategies to turn unexpected profit fade and enhancements into predictable events.