USACE New York District will be hosting the Construction Quality Management for Contractors Course
All classes will be held on the 6th Floor in the Conference Center. The specific conference room number will be posted on the 6th Floor conference room directory on the day of the class. Class space is limited to the first 25 students, and the registration deadline is two weeks prior to the start date.
POC to register for the class is Mr. Julio Santos - 917-790-8480, Julio.Santos@usace.army.mil
If he is not available, the alternate is Mr. Bruce T. Hintz- 917-790-6155, Bruce.T.Hintz@usace.army.mil
The course will begin at 9am promptly, both days.
The course itself is free of charge and the student is responsible all others incidental charges (transportation, etc.).
Further instructions/information will be provided to participants registered within two weeks of class start date.
Upcoming Course Schedule:
Class Dates for FY17
December 13/14 2016
March 14/15 2017
June 13/14 2017
September 12/13 2017
CQM Class Date for FY18
December 12/13 2017
All registered students will be provided the CQM Student Guide online. Each student will be responsible for bringing this guideline to class. Upon satisfactory completion of the class and the Post-Test, students will be issued a Certificate of Completion. This certificate is good for 5 years. At the end of 5 years, the student must retake this class to stay certified.
Physical Address:
US Army Corps of Engineers, New York District
26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY 10278
Classroom - Room 3032 (30th Floor)
FAQ’s:
Q: How long is the course instruction?
A: The first day is a full lecture day. The second day the course is typically completed by 1pm.
Q: Who can attend?
A: Any personnel that you feel would benefit from understanding proper Quality Control procedures, guidelines, and a basic outline of QCS. At a minimum, USACE contracts require that the QC managers have successfully completed this course.
Q: If I have already taken the course and need to recertify, can I just take the test?
A: No. You must fully participate in the course. Certificates are good for 5 years