Construction Training in Los Angeles, CA

Solar panels installations are becoming more and more popular since 2010. Thousands of home and commercial owners are looking for independent solar installers, and solar companies are hiring solar installers due to their rapid growth of work load. By 2020, all new construction must have solar as an alternate power supply.  This course will offer...

As of April 22, 2010, anyone doing repair or contract work to a home that was built pre-1978 is required to be an EPA-RRP (renovation, repair and painting) certified professional. That means general contractors, renovation specialists, electricians, plumbers, property managers and even painters fall under the requirements of this law. Important Notes: ...

Water Distribution: Water Hydraulics and Water Management A course which covers water supplies, principles of hydraulics, and management of a water utility. The course will focus on understanding pressure, head, friction loss, forces, water velocity, and size capacity relationship of distribution systems. Also covered are pump characteristics, sizing...

Our California electrical certification crash course taught in class throughout a single day covers the ECE certification, which is required by the Department of Apprenticeship. Offered by professional instructors, it’s the perfect way to round out your knowledge, boost your confidence, and get ready to become a licensed electrician in California....

Topics include:  The Fiber Basics Fiber Characteristics Fiber ID Fiber ID Chart Fiber Dyeing Carpet Manufacturing Carpet Backings Carpet Installation Carpet Soiling Carpet & Indoor Air Quality Carpet Inspection Chemistry of Cleaning Cleaning Solutions Specifics pH Specifications Principles of Cleaning Methods of Cleaning Seven...

Math skills are an important tool for the contractor professional or anyone involved in the construction industry. Accurate estimating and bidding depends on basic math principles, concepts and formulas. Important Notes:  Students must be over 22 Must have at least 4 years of construction experience to sit for the test (California Regulated)...

As of April 22, 2010, anyone doing repair or contract work to a home that was built pre-1978 is required to be an EPA-RRP (renovation, repair and painting) certified professional. That means general contractors, renovation specialists, electricians, plumbers, property managers and even painters fall under the requirements of this law. Individual Certified...

Our ICC commercial building inspector course is the best way to prepare for your B-2 exam certification. It covers not only construction regulations and up-to-date commercial code specifics, but also detailed advice on starting and operating a commercial inspection business. Important Notes:  Students must be over 22 Must have at least 4 years...

Contractors State License Schools offers a one day test taking strategy course that will provide you the information on how to approach and successfully pass the state exam. Here are just some of the things you’ll learn in the test-taking strategies course: The basics of computerized testing and the overall goal of the California State Licensed...

Our 1-Day Crash Course Trade program includes exam preparation for your Trade. The Crash Course Trade Course also includes self-paced self-study trade exam preparation, which includes access to any of our school libraries which includes boom review where you will read exam questions and answers with explanations, and take trade specific exam test...

There are few things that homeowners and property managers fear as much as a mold outbreak. Not only does growing mold emit a disturbing odor, but it can carry big health risks as well. Under the right conditions, just a small amount of moisture can cause mold to spread quickly, soon making a home or business unsafe for occupants. For that reason,...

Our ICC residential inspector exam prep course teaches you everything you need to know to pass your test and become B-1 certified. You won’t just learn the most up-to-date code standards, but also important regulations surrounding construction materials, the best methods and practices, and even the requirements for product quality evaluations and...

Our single-day Crash Course program includes a full day of exam preparation including live instruction in a classroom setting from a Licensed Contractor and/or an experienced credentialed teacher, covering a comprehensive review of the law and business exam topics, and simulated exam test questions via our computer lab specifically designed to give...

Our 32-hour program covers the fundamentals of blueprints, including common features on residential and light industrial construction projects; and also assist in the License Exam student for building contractors working towards getting their General B license, or other building trade license. Important Notes: Students must be over 22 Must have...

This course is designed to teach individuals how to physically install solar panels and the balance of components, including inverters, charge controllers, and battery banks for grid-tied and off-grid systems. This IREC Accredited course includes hands-on solar panel installation training and counts toward the NABCEP Advanced Training requirement...