This training course is designed for General Contractors and Construction Managers who want to improve team performance and streamline internal processes. Through a combination of technical instruction and practical application, EAB Training helps organizations implement industry best practices across key building systems and workflows.
The program covers commissioning and TAB process implementation, power and lighting systems, control systems, HVAC systems, and life safety systems. It is ideal for MEP coordinators, project managers, superintendents, QA/QC professionals, and anyone involved in the commissioning process on construction projects.
Recommendations: Basic knowledge of the commercial construction process, scheduling, and mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and life safety systems.
Instruction Time: Dependent upon chosen modules.
Customizable Construction Manager Training Courses
Construction Manager Training is designed with flexibility in mind to meet the unique needs of our clients. Each course is tailored to focus on start-up and commissioning of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems, ensuring project managers gain practical skills that directly translate to on-site success. Below are the available training modules that can be customized based on client priorities.
- Learning Objectives: Understand air and water balancing, interpret TAB reports for quality assurance.
- Hands-on Activities: Duct traverses, calibrate flow hoods, and VAV boxes. Balance hydronics stand.
- Details: Classroom and lab sessions last 3 to 4 hours.
- Learning Objectives: Implement commissioning through all project phases: design, construction, acceptance, and occupancy.
- Hands-on Activities: VAV Air Handling Unit (AHU) Point to Point Verification & Commissioning.
- Details: Classroom and lab sessions last between 2 to 4 hours, depending on the desired depth.
- Learning Objectives: Interpret lighting construction documents, covering introductory lighting concepts, code requirements, control features, and Building Automation System (BAS) integration.
- Hands-on Activities: Review lighting plans and lighting control verification of Wattstopper and Lutron systems.
- Details: Classroom session duration is 1 to 2 hours.
- Learning Objectives: Understand the components of an HVAC system (chiller plant, air handlers, terminal units) and manage schedules.
- Hands-on Activities: VAV AHU Point to Point Verification, Commissioning, and VAV box sequence of operation.
- Details: Classroom and lab sessions last 3 to 5 hours.
- Learning Objectives: Identify quality duct construction (per SMACNA standards) and piping fill, flush, and pressure tests.
- Hands-on Activities: Duct pressure testing and hydronic stand fill and flush.
- Details: Classroom and lab sessions last 3 to 4 hours.
- Learning Objectives: Understand field and building-level controllers, control sequences, and control components.
- Hands-on Activities: Workbench exercises.
- Details: Classroom and lab sessions last 4 hours.
- Learning Objectives: Ability to explain the requirements of laboratories including fume hoods, biosafety cabinets, lab valves, air change rates, room offsets and room construction.
- Hands-on Activities: Class is taught in a functioning laboratory with fume hoods, biosafety cabinets and lab valves.
- Details: Lab session lasts 4 hours.
- Learning Objectives: Identify components of emergency power systems, manage sub-trades, and predict potential issues.
- Hands-on Activities: Operate emergency power systems (generators, switchgear, paralleling gear, load banks).
- Details: Classroom and lab sessions last 3 to 4 hours.
- Learning Objectives: Grasp basic electrical concepts, identify system components, read one-line diagrams, understand need for testing before implementing the permanent power plans.
- Hands-on Activities: NETA testing transformers, conductors and circuit breakers. Implementation of circuit breaker coordination.
- Details: Classroom and lab sessions last 4 to 6 hours.
- Learning Objectives: Understand plumbing systems including domestic cold and hot water, waste/vent, storm drainage, medical gases, and fire sprinklers.
- Hands-on Activities: Review typical construction documents. Option available to visit Cougar Sales plumbing training center.
- Details: Classroom session duration is 2 hours. Cougar Sales site visit duration is 4 hours.
- Learning Objectives: Understand Building Code and NFPA 72, identify fire alarm components (detection devices, annunciation devices, etc.).
- Hands-on Activities: Fire alarm mockup panel, controller operations, and smoke detector testing.
- Details: Classroom and lab session lasts 2 to 3 hours.
What's Included in the Course?
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AABC National Standards
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Instrumentation Instruction
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Daily Breakfast and Lunch
What Should I Bring to EAB Training?
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A calculator
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Safety glasses, and safety gloves
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Please wear comfortable, well-fitted clothing
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Once you are at EAB Training, everything else is provided
What About Meals and Snacks?
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be included for EAB Training Students. Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions.

Construction Manager Training Course
- Commissioning/TAB Process Implementation
- Power/Lighting Systems
- Control Systems
- HVAC Systems
- Life Safety
- MEP Coordinators / Superintendents
- Project Managers
- Field Superintendents
- Construction Quality Assurance / Quality Control Professionals
- Anyone involved in the commissioning process within construction projects
Recommendations: Basic knowledge of the commercial construction process, scheduling and mechanical, electrical, plumbing and life safety systems.
Instruction Time: Dependent upon chosen modules.
