Yes. The registry is available on our website, but is only accessible to MMCD members.
All currently scheduled courses are in our Course Calendar. If there is nothing listed, then nothing is currently scheduled.
In addition to taking the Contract Administration Course, candidates must meet three criteria: a) P.Eng., EIT or AScT registration or minimum 5 years' relevant field construction experience b) Documented field administrative experience and duties on at least three projects using MMCD documents with a construction value of $500,000 or more c) References (sent directly to MMCD Association) to verify responsibility and duties from: ---An owner's representative supervising the candidate's duties on one or more MMCD projects; ---A contractor's representative who worked with the candidate on one or more MMCD contracts; ---Current employer's verification of contract management duties and assignment.
The CCA is an MMCD contract administration expert. Certified Contract Administrators (CCAs) voluntarily undertake a rigorous certification process through MMCD Association, which includes providing proof of education, practical experience, and professional references, a 16-hour training course, and writing a certification examination – all to ensure a fair process for all parties involved in completing your contract.
No, but taking the course and exam do help CAs perform their role.
Brian Weeks outlines the CA's roles and responsibilities, including the "Three Hats" they wear during a project and the conflicts inherent with wearing those hats. Watch the videos: "The Limitations of the CA's Authority" and "The Role of the Inspector" for an even deeper understanding of this topic.
In this companion video to "The Role of the Contract Administrator" and "The Role of the Inspector", Brian Weeks discusses the limitations of the Contract Administrator's authority.
Brian Weeks explains more about the role of the Inspector in the contract process.
This video discusses the inherent conflicts of interest built into the CA's role, and what Owners can do to minimize those conflicts when choosing the CA for their project