Construction Management/OSHA

Diverse construction workers talking and reviewing plans

Construction Management is one of the fastest growing industries and offers a promising career outlook given the anticipated growth in the industry and the shortage of skilled workers.

We offer a 5-course Certificate in Construction Management or courses may be taken individually.

Program Eligibility

A high school diploma, or High School Equivalency is required
No transcripts, SAT, ACT or other standardized exams are required

Completed a certificate program? Request your final certificate here.

Certificate in Construction Management

Our 5-course Certificate in Construction Management program prepares students to enter the field as an assistant to the project superintendent, construction project manager, building maintenance manager, or estimator. Find answers to the most commonly asked questions on our FAQ page.

Students who successfully complete all five required courses receive:

A Certificate in Construction Management
An OSHA industry credential
Job placement assistance including a resume review and mock interview practice

Required Courses:

30-Hr OSHA Construction Safety Training | CD-133*

Basic to Intermediate Blueprint Reading | CD-405

Construction Documents, Contract Law, Insurance and Ethics | CD-459

Construction Project Organization and Management | CD-466

Construction Estimating Basics | CD-582**

*A current 30-hour OSHA credential waives the CD-133 requirement. OSHA 30 waivers are only applicable to certifications obtained through training provided by accredited vendors or institutions. Bergen Community College reserves the right to decline waiver requests for any OSHA training that cannot be verified.

**CD-405 must be taken prior to or at the same time as CD-582

You May Qualify for Our Women and Minorities in Construction Trades Grant Program

As part of the NJ Build Grant, we’re excited to announce the ongoing Women and Minorities in Construction Trades Grant Program. With both cohorts already selected and the grant currently in progress, we’re committed to transforming the construction industry by diversifying its workforce.

Every candidate underwent a rigorous selection process with thorough resume and application reviews, one-on-one interviews, and follow-up questionnaires. Upon selection, students embark on a comprehensive 135-hour training program with regular check-ins throughout the semester. Additionally, they receive Career Placement Services Assistance for job searches, including networking opportunities and panel events.

Join the mailing list to receive updates on when the next cohort will begin.

The Women and Minorities in Construction Trades Program is made possible by a grant from the New Jersey Department of Labor.

Add-on Areas of Specialization:

Students enrolled in our Certificate of Construction Management may earn an additional certificate in an area of specialization by completing select elective courses: