Certified Construction Mgr CCM

Prepare for the CMCI Certified Construction Manager (CCM) certification with a focused, comprehensive study companion.

CCM Study Guide organizes everything around the ten CCM exam content areas — Program & Project Management, Cost Management, Time Management, Contract Administration, Quality Management, Safety Management, Risk Management, Professional Practice, Sustainability, and Technology — so you study exactly what the exam tests.

FOUR WAYS TO STUDY
• 124 flashcards — tap to flip, tagged by exam domain
• 71 multiple-choice questions with worked explanations
• Term-matching game — pair all 100 key terms, in rounds of five
• Searchable 100-term glossary and 34 formulas

TOPICS COVERED
• Program & project management: delivery methods (DBB, DB, CMAR, IPD), WBS, scope and stakeholder management
• Cost management: estimating, GMP, value engineering, earned value (CPI/SPI/EAC), contingency, cash flow
• Time management: CPM, critical path and float, crashing vs. fast-tracking, PERT, Gantt, pull planning
• Contract administration: submittals, RFIs, change orders, liquidated damages, retainage, completion, claims
• Quality management: QA vs. QC, commissioning, mock-ups, punch lists, nonconformance, root cause analysis
• Safety management: OSHA 1926, Focus Four, hierarchy of controls, JHA, TRIR, competent person, LOTO
• Risk management: response strategies, risk register, bonds, insurance, differing site conditions
• Professional practice: standard of care, ethics, fiduciary duty, dispute resolution, documentation
• Sustainability: LEED, life-cycle cost, embodied carbon, waste diversion, stormwater
• Technology: BIM, clash detection, 4D/5D, common data environment, digital twins, reality capture

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