Bloomfield Hills, May 21st, Thursday Morning

Last Chance Morning Class: Complete Your Renewal by May 31st

Meet your mandatory 3-hour continuing competency training requirement with this final May morning session led by Sid Woryn, the most experienced instructor in Michigan. Offered by a Licensed Michigan Proprietary School approved by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA), this Thursday morning class is your last morning opportunity to meet the 2026 renewal requirement while learning liability-reduction strategies from Michigan's premier instructor.

Sid delivers focused, applicable content. Through decades of construction work, he understands which code failures, legal errors, and safety hazards cause the most damage—and shares prevention techniques you can implement immediately.

Thursday Morning, May 21st – Bloomfield Hills
Check In: 8:30am / Class: 9:00am - 12:00pm

Don't miss this final morning session. Leave with your certificate issued by Sid.

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.

Morning Session Includes:

Class Registration Includes:

• 1 hour of Michigan Building Code and Safety Updates
• 1 hour of Business and Law
• 1 hour of MIOSHA Rules and Jobsite Safety Updates
• Course Completion Certificate (issued before you leave)
• Step-by-step online guide for navigating the LARA renewal system
• NEW: 90 minutes of FREE bonus content – Pricing tactics and team efficiency strategies (access link in confirmation email)

Hour 1: Michigan Building Code & Safety Updates
Master code essentials that prevent inspection problems:

• Proper framing specifications, fastener standards, and soil analysis protocols
• Foundation moisture protection, brick tie procedures, and proper sleeve and anchor hardware use
• Documented cases: rejected inspections, code violations, and correction strategies

Hour 2: Business & Law – Protect Your Bottom Line
Learn Michigan's construction legal framework:

• The Michigan Building Contract Fund Act: preventing violations related to subcontractor payment obligations
• Lien law essentials: notices of furnishing and commencement, protecting your payment rights
• Workers' compensation mandates and employer responsibilities
• Contract strategies, change order systems, and pre-construction agreements that eliminate "bid shopping"

Hour 3: MIOSHA Rules & Jobsite Safety – Keep Your Workers Safe and Your Company Protected
Meet state occupational safety requirements:

• Current MIOSHA enforcement focus, documented workplace fatalities, and common violation patterns
• "Competent person" specifications: who qualifies and why this protects your company
• Fall protection standards, scaffold and ladder safety protocols, silica dust management
• PPE requirements, power tool safety measures, and proper documentation (MIOSHA logs, posting mandates, emergency protocols)

NEW BONUS: 90 Minutes of Free Online Training (Does not count toward Continuing Competency credit)

Registered students receive exclusive access to three 30-minute videos featuring:

• Pricing strategies designed to maximize profit margins
• Team leverage techniques for improved efficiency and faster project completion

Access link provided in your registration confirmation email.

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, May 21st

Check In: 8:30am
Class: 9:00am - 12:00pm 

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.