1. See if the training is offered locally.

AGC’s Lean Construction Education Program may already be available at an AGC Chapter near you. View a listing of currently scheduled courses or contact your local AGC Chapter to learn more.

2. Determine which courses are right for your company.

View the course descriptions to learn more about what is in each Lean Construction Education Program course or purchase the Participant’s Manuals and Instructor’s Guides through the AGC Store.

3. Sign and return the Lean Construction Education Program Administration Requirements to AGC of America.

AGC must have a signed copy of this form from any organization prior to a course being held.

4. Take the steps to become or find an approved instructor

Potential instructors must become approved by AGC of America to deliver this training. Courses facilitated without an approved instructor will not be entered in the national database and will not count toward the requirements for the credential.

The approval process includes a review of the relevant Instructor’s Guides and Participant’s Manuals, viewing an orientation webinar, and submittal of application and CV for approval. More information on the instructor approval process and the requirements forms can be found in the Instructor Resources section.

AGCA maintains a listing of currently approved instructors that can be obtained by emailing curriculum@agc.org.

5. Identify participants.

We suggest that you have at least 10-15 individuals that you wish to take each course (or the entire five course program) to encourage maximum participation.

6. Purchase your course books from the AGC Store or over the phone at 1-800-242-1767.

AGC Member pricing is available on all manuals so be sure to login to find out what your pricing will be.

7. Host your course!

AGC provides certificate templates and other resources you need on the course date.

Following the course send us the original Participant’s Registration forms out of the back of the Participant’s Manual and we'll keep a record of all your participants. Also be sure to direct your participants to the online evaluation found at www.agc.org/LCEP/Evaluations.

Not seeing the right solution for you? Have questions?

There are several other creative options to access training or to launch Lean Construction Education Program courses at your location. Contact AGC at curriculum@agc.org to learn more about ways that we can put you in contact with instructors and help you host courses.

1. Consider contacting your local AGC Chapter

Several different things may come of this—AGC’s Lean Construction Education Program may already be available at an AGC Chapter near you or this may open up a way to partner with the local contractor community and reach more individuals. View a listing of currently scheduled courses to see where Lean Construction Education Program courses are being held or contact your local AGC Chapter to learn more.

2. Purchase Instructor's Guide Packets for the courses you're interested in offering.

The Instructor's Guides provide a detailed look at the contents of each course, providing the instructor with lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations, discussion guides and answers to worksheets and case studies. The Participant’s Manual, accompanies the Instructor’s Guide and is sold separately for each participant and, provides the instructor with the narrative course material that participants will reference throughout the class. These resources are designed to work in tandem and both are necessary to fully review the course content.

Course manuals can be purchased through the AGC Store. View the course descriptions to learn more about what is in each unit.

3. Take the steps to become or find an approved instructor

Potential instructors must become approved by AGC of America to deliver this training. Courses facilitated without an approved instructor will not be entered in the national database and will not count toward the requirements for the credential.

The approval process includes a review of the relevant Instructor’s Guides and Participant’s Manuals, viewing an orientation webinar, and submittal of application and CV for approval. More information on the instructor approval process and the requirements forms can be found in the Instructor Resources section.

AGCA maintains a listing of currently approved instructors that can be obtained by emailing curriculum@agc.org.

4. Sign and return the Lean Construction Education Program Administration Requirements to AGC of America.

AGC must have a signed copy of this form from any organization prior to a course being held.

5. Schedule the courses

Consider offering credit toward a degree or certificate program. Contact AGC at curriculum@agc.org to help figure out what is right for you.

6. Purchase your course books from the AGC Store or over the phone at 1-800-242-1767.

AGC Member pricing is available on all manuals so be sure to login to find out what your pricing will be.

7. Host your course!

We suggest that each class have at least 10-15 individuals to encourage maximum participation.

AGC provides certificate templates and other resources you need on the course date.

Following the course send us the original Participant’s Registration forms out of the back of the Participant’s Manual and we'll keep a record of all your participants. Also be sure to direct your participants to the online evaluation found at www.agc.org/LCEP/Evaluations.

Not seeing the right solution for you? Have questions?

There are several other creative options to access training or to launch Lean Construction Education Program courses at your location. Contact AGC at curriculum@agc.org to learn more about ways that we can put you in contact with instructors and help you host courses.

Contact us—we’d love to help you bring AGC’s Lean Construction Education Program to you! There are several other creative options to access training or to launch Lean Construction Education Program courses at your location. Email AGC at curriculum@agc.org to learn more about ways that we can put you in contact with instructors and help you host courses.

Learn more about AGC’s Lean Construction Education Program on the Chapter Exchange or by emailing curriculum@agc.org.