Livonia, February 19th, Thursday Afternoon
Midday Renewal Session: Thursday Afternoon in Livonia
Complete your 3-hour continuing competency requirement this February with afternoon instruction from Sid Woryn, Michigan's most experienced building training professional. Provided by a Licensed Michigan Proprietary School approved by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, this Thursday afternoon class offers convenient scheduling for contractors seeking both compliance and practical knowledge that minimizes business liability.
Sid delivers focused, applicable content. Through decades of construction work, he understands which code violations, legal missteps, and safety hazards cause the most damage—and shares prevention techniques you can use immediately.
Thursday Afternoon, February 19th – Livonia - Check In: 12:30pm / Class: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Fulfill your obligation and leave with your certificate, issued by Sid on-site.
Pre-registration for this continuing competency course is required. You may register for this course by calling 1-800-456-4020 or by clicking the Add to Cart button above.
Afternoon Training Package:
What's Included:
- Michigan Code & Safety – 1 Hour
- Business Law Essentials – 1 Hour
- MIOSHA Safety Standards – 1 Hour
- Certificate of Completion (issued same afternoon)
- Online LARA renewal process guide
- NEW: Bonus 90-minute program on profitability tactics and team leverage (electronic delivery)
Part 1: Building Codes & Safety Standards
Learn compliance fundamentals that facilitate smooth inspections:
- Framing specifications, fastener requirements, and mandatory soil testing scenarios
- Foundation sealing methods, brick tie procedures, and sleeve and anchor hardware standards
- Real-world examples: inspection failures, code breaches, and avoidance techniques
Part 2: Business and Law
Master the legal aspects of Michigan building:
- Michigan Building Contract Fund Act: avoiding subcontractor payment penalties
- Lien law basics: furnishing notices, commencement notices, and securing payment
- Workers' compensation mandates and employer obligations
- Effective contract strategies, change order protocols, and pre-construction documents that prevent "bid shopping"
Part 3: MIOSHA Updates
Meet Michigan's workplace safety requirements:
- Recent MIOSHA enforcement trends, documented workplace fatalities, and violation triggers
- "Competent person" specifications: qualification criteria and company liability protection
- Fall protection rules, scaffold and ladder safety, silica exposure management
- PPE regulations, power tool safety standards, and required documentation (OSHA logs, site postings, emergency response plans)
Location:
Laurel Park Place Office Center
17800 Laurel Park Place North
Suite 110 West
Room #1
Livonia, MI 48152
Thursday, February 19th
Time:
Check In: 12:30pm
Class: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Note: If you are more than 10 minutes late you will not be admitted to the class and will have to reschedule.
Code Book Required to Renew your Michigan Builders License
State law now requires you to have a current copy of the Michigan Residential Code book to renew your license. The Michigan Residential Code 2015 is the most current version available. If you do not have a Michigan Residential Code book, you may add one to your order by clicking on "Add" for the code book shown to the left under related products. Code book orders can be picked on the day of your class. We regret that code books cannot be purchased at the class due to the large number of students attending our classes.