In-House Training
Effective Management and Auditing of Construction Contract Activity
Our in-house training is conducted either in-person at your location or virtually at a time convenient for you.
Familiarized training: All of our construction related in-house training includes preliminary familiarization with customer example project documents. When we familiarize a course, we take time to review examples of your project documents including construction contracts, change orders, contractor invoices, etc. This review helps us to better address the specific training needs of your organization and your projects.
Effective management and auditing of construction activity is one of the more significant challenges facing most organizations. This two-day seminar provides auditors with the ability to look beyond their traditional auditor role by providing them with insight on how to partner with their management team conduct effective audits of their organization’s construction activity.
This training provides auditors with specific “how-to” construction audit techniques and other industry specific detailed information which will help them identify and develop potential cost avoidance and/or cost recovery opportunities.
Contact Information
Course Sponsor and Continuing Education Credits
All participants are eligible to receive up to 16 Continuing Professional Education credits (CPE’s) to fulfill professional accreditation requirements. Field of Study: Finance – Technical. Course Level: Basic. Group-live, lecture-style seminar; no prerequisites or advanced preparation required. For information regarding CPE, complaint, or program cancellation, please contact Ashley Humphries at (214) 551-4942 ashley.humphries@rltownsend.com or Rich Townsend at (972) 679-6762 or email rltownsend@rltownsend.com.
To learn more about in-house training for your organization fill out the form below or call:
Rich Townsend 972-679-6762
Ashley Humphries 214-551-4942
Construction Audit & Cost Control Institute (CAACCI) is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA), as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org