Certified Company Auditor (CCA)

**NOTE: CCA Courses are not planned for 2010**


Candidates for CCA must:

1. Be a current Certified Field Auditor (CFA);*
2. Be qualified for certification;
3. Attend a PCI-conducted CCA training school;
4. Pass written CCA examinations;
5. Uphold professional standards appropriate to the CCA Program;
6. Have two years of acceptable experience in the supervision (foreman or above) of the erection of precast concrete or equivalent experience approved by the chair of the Field Certification Committee.

* A CFA school immediately precedes this school.

Purpose of the CCA Training Programs:

1. The concepts of quality and quality assurance;
2. The importance of field quality control;
3. The role of the Certified Company Auditor;
4. The defined body of knowledge;
5. The importance of an effective safety plan;
6. The components of a safety plan;
7. How to conduct a Company Quality Audit;
8. The PCI Field Certification Program and its requirements and benefits;
9. Encourage the exchange of ideas, problems, and solutions among students;
10. Attain certification (for qualified CCA candidates only).

The CCA training class is packed with activity: networking opportunities, student-instructor interaction, and certification examinations. Students will receive copies of the Erector's Manual, MNL-127, and the Erection Safety Manual for Precast and Prestressed Concrete, MNL-132, plus class notes and extensive reference material.




ACT NOW! Take advantage of the significant benefits available to you and your company through active participation in the quality programs at PCI. For additional information about the PCI Schools contact Alex Morales, Director of Learning and Performance Improvement

Phone (312) 360-3219
Fax (312) 621-1114
Email: amorales@pci.org