Who We Are… “CCMs provide a framework to assure our Construction Management is consistent and our CCMs stay current with industry best practice. CCMs are recognized as professionals who care about our industry.” Dennis Milsten, CCM U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs “The CCM is the one designation that is truly on target with what we do.” Blake Peck, CCM McDonough Bolyard Peck “The CCM is extremely valuable to me and my team.” Christine Acampora, CCM, RA, LEED®AP C. B. Richard Ellis The CM Certification Program is administered by the Construction Manager Certification Institute (CMCI), an independent administrative body of the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA). CMCI’s mission is to recognize, through certification, individual knowledge and experience that meet the established practices of Construction Management. CMCI is the only ANSI-ISO 17024 accredited Construction Management certification program. The goals of the Institute are to: • Improve professional practice through the establishment of professional development goals. • Recognize individuals who demonstrate knowledge and experience essential to the practice of professional Construction Management. www.CMcertification.org 7926 Jones Branch Drive Phone: 703.356.2622 Suite 800 Fax: 703.356.6388 McLean, Va. 22102 Email: certification@cmaanet.org The Mark of a Professional Construction Manager. What is CM certification? Who should apply for the CCM? The Construction Manager Certification Institute (CMCI) recognizes the competency of an individual to perform in the lead role of a CM practitioner through the Certified Construction Manager (CCM®) credentialing program. Those who have… • Achieving the CCM indicates to owners and service providers that you have mastered specific skills required to successfully complete projects and programs. The CCM offers a credential that increases professional stature, earning potential and advancement opportunities. • 48 months Responsible-In-Charge (RIC) experience. – Did the decisions that you were empowered to make directly impact the successful completion of the project and were you directly responsible in charge of Construction Management services and for protecting the interests of the project/owner? If so, you are considered Responsible-In-Charge. • An undergraduate or master’s degree from a university recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) in: – Construction Management – Construction Science – Civil Engineering – Mechanical Engineering – Electrical Engineering – Chemical Engineering – Industrial Engineering – Architectural Engineering – Architecture • Or 8 additional years of construction or general design experience. How much does the certification cost? CMAA Member Application Fee: $275 Non-CMAA Member Application Fee: $300 Exam Fee: $275 How long is the exam? You will have up to five hours to complete the 200 multiple choice question exam, which is offered daily at testing centers around the world. How can I prepare for the exam? CMAA has many ways to prepare for the CCM exam, none of which are required or guarantee a passing score: • Onsite Course: Professional Construction Management Course • Online Modules: Standards of Practice Distance Learning • Books: Construction Management Standards of Practice Study Kit and the CII Best Practices Guide