Your foremen learned to lead by being yelled at

That's how the trade passed it down. It doesn't work anymore.

ONLINE, 30-MINUTES SESSIONS. Works around jobsite hours and travel.

In the field

What the schedule doesn't show you

01

Foremen and PMs blame each other

Field blames office, office blames field.

02

Nobody manages the sub, only the schedule

Your foreman knows the sub is behind. He says nothing.

03

Young engineers leave for a competitor

Two years of drafting. Nobody told them what's next.

04

Safety talk is a tailgate ritual

Five minutes off a card. Nobody names the hazard.

What it costs on a job

  • Rework nobody wants to admit
  • Schedule slip that started as conversation
  • Journeymen leaving mid-project for another contractor
  • Change orders born from missed communication

48%

of the U.S. construction workforce turned over in 2025 — close to half the industry, in a single year.

U.S. BLS, JOLTS 2025

How it works

Training that fits jobsite hours

  1. 1

    Find the gaps

    A short assessment shows who needs what.

  2. 2

    30-minutes a week

    Completed anywhere.

  3. 3

    Practice with real challenges

    No theory without application here.

  4. 4

    Same language, field and office

    PMs and superintendents take the same courses.

Watch

See this problem in action

Learning path

Where to start

Six ways in. Pick the one that matches who you're developing.

New leaders

Running the Job Site

Foremen and superintendents new to leading crews

You were the best hand on the crew, now you run it, so this path covers giving direction, handling pushback, and keeping the schedule from slipping.

  1. 1New Leader Boot Camp4 Weeks
  2. 2Adapting Your Leadership Style3 Weeks
  3. 3Manage Your Time, Master Your Life4 Weeks
  4. 4Giving Feedback Through On-the-Spot Development Conversations3 Weeks
  5. 5Conquering Conflict3 Weeks
  6. 6Driving Results Through Goal Setting3 Weeks

6 courses

Experienced leaders

From One Job to Many

Project executives and managers who lead other managers

When you oversee several supers and a stack of projects, the work shifts from calling plays to building leaders who can call them without you.

  1. 1Today’s Leadership Challenges - The Experienced Leader Boot Camp3 Weeks
  2. 2Leading Leaders3 Weeks
  3. 3Managing Organizational Conflict4 Weeks
  4. 4The Invincible Influencer4 Weeks
  5. 5Financial Intelligence5 Weeks
  6. 6Leading Change4 Weeks

6 courses

Communication and conflict

Straight Talk on Site

Field and office leaders who handle friction daily

Trade friction, change orders, and an owner pushing dates all land on you, so this path builds the nerve and skill to settle things early.

  1. 1Emotional Triggers3 Weeks
  2. 2Assertiveness Skills3 Weeks
  3. 3Conquering Conflict3 Weeks
  4. 4Negotiation for Mutual Success3 Weeks
  5. 5Managing Organizational Conflict4 Weeks

5 courses

Developing people

Building Your Bench

Superintendents and PMs growing the next crew leaders

Skilled crews are hard to find and harder to keep, so this path helps you grow foremen from within and give them reasons to stay.

  1. 1Developing Others: Your Top Priority3 Weeks
  2. 2Collaborative Coaching Conversations4 Weeks
  3. 3Delegating for Development3 Weeks
  4. 4The Mentoring Mindset3 Weeks
  5. 5Building Employee Engagement3 Weeks
  6. 6Succession Planning Principles3 Weeks

6 courses

Built for your situation

A Culture That Speaks Up

Safety leads, supers, and anyone accountable for crew safety

Near misses get buried when crews fear blame, so this path builds the trust that makes people flag a hazard before it becomes an incident.

  1. 1Psychological Safety3 Weeks
  2. 2Creating a Culture of Trust3 Weeks
  3. 3Emotional and Cognitive Empathy3 Weeks
  4. 4Ethics in the Workplace3 Weeks
  5. 5Strengthening Teams Through Communication5 Weeks

5 courses

Built for your situation

Keeping the Schedule Honest

Project managers and engineers accountable for delivery

RFIs pile up, subs miss dates, and the owner wants answers, so this path sharpens planning, decisions, and the meetings where schedules actually get fixed.

  1. 1Practical Project Management5 Weeks
  2. 2Balancing Priorities5 Weeks
  3. 3Making Better Decisions Through Critical Thinking5 Weeks
  4. 4Masterfully Managing Meetings3 Weeks
  5. 5Stakeholder Management3 Weeks

5 courses

Start with one crew

Tell us where field and office keep colliding. We'll suggest one course and a group of foremen.