AFSA Course Type: Business

Fire Sprinkler contractors, like all construction trades are experiencing a serious lack of manpower at every level of the business.

This webinar helps participants gain essential strategies for accurately assessing project costs, understanding bid documents, and effectively communicating with clients and subcontractors.

One of the biggest risks to a company in a low-margin construction economy is executing a project differently than how it was estimated (and vice versa). The best way to maintain profitability is to create field-friendly budgets, aggressively track and manage direct costs, and incorporate actual performance into future estimates.

This is a 2-part series. To be considered as an AFSA apprenticeship trainer, you must also register for and attend part 2 of this workshop.
It’s time to put your knowledge and experience to work training the next generation of fire sprinkler fitters and technicians.

This is a 2-part series. To be considered as an AFSA apprenticeship trainer, you must also register for and attend part 2 of this workshop.
It’s time to put your knowledge and experience to work training the next generation of fire sprinkler fitters and technicians.