January 22nd Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Builders 3 hour Continuing Competency - Thursday Afternoon

Bloomfield Hills – January 22, 2026 (Thursday Afternoon)

Afternoon Continuing Competency: Learn from Michigan’s Top Instructor

End your day on a productive note with a comprehensive 3-hour Continuing Competency course in Bloomfield Hills. Taught by Sid Woryn, Michigan’s most experienced building educator, this course satisfies your 2026 license renewal requirement and provides valuable insight into how to protect your projects, your crew, and your reputation.

As a Licensed Michigan Proprietary School approved by LARA, we focus on more than just fulfilling state requirements; our sessions are built to make you a smarter, safer, and more profitable builder. Sid uses real-world cases from the field to show how code errors, weak contracts, or safety oversights can lead to financial loss, and how to prevent them before they happen.

Thursday Afternoon, January 22 – Bloomfield Hills

Check-In: 12:30 p.m. Class: 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Leave class with your certificate of completion, informed, and ready for the 2026 renewal cycle.
Pre-registration required. Call 1-800-456-4020 or click Add to Cart to register.

What This Afternoon Class Covers

• 1 hour of Michigan Building Code and Safety Updates

• 1 hour of Business and Law

• 1 hour of MIOSHA Rules and Jobsite Safety Updates

• Certificate of Completion (issued on-site)

• Online LARA renewal tutorial

• BONUS: Free 90-minute online training on pricing and efficiency

Hour 1 – Michigan Building Code & Safety Updates

Learn about current Michigan code amendments affecting residential builders, including framing alignment, fastener schedules, and foundation moisture control. Sid explains why inspectors reject certain installations and how to document work to pass the first time.

Hour 2 – Business & Law – Avoid Costly Mistakes

Explore the legal framework behind building in Michigan—payment protections, lien rights, and essential contract clauses. Sid emphasizes the correct use of notices and change orders that protect builders from non-payment and litigation.

Hour 3 – MIOSHA Rules & Jobsite Safety – Create a Culture of Prevention

Review recent MIOSHA case studies involving falls, scaffolds, and silica exposure. Understand the “competent person” rule, required PPE, and recordkeeping methods that demonstrate compliance and protect your workforce.

NEW BONUS: 90 Minutes of Free Online Training

After class, builders receive three short, high-impact video modules:

1. Pricing for Profit: Fine-tune your bids for stronger margins.

2. Team Management: Delegate effectively to improve productivity.

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Location:
Construction Association of Michigan
43636 Woodward Ave.
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302

Note:  If you are more than 10 minutes late you will not be admitted to the class and will have to reschedule.

Dates:

Thursday, January 22nd

Check In: 12:30pm
Class: 1:00pm - 4:00pm 

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.