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Construction Field Supervision

About Construction Field Supervision

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The Construction Field Supervision program at South Central College was developed to address the increasing demand for competent construction managers and field supervisors in the construction industry. This program prepares highly motivated individuals for a professional career that requires critical thinking, leadership and management skills.

SCC’s Construction Field Supervision program prepares students for entry level positions in project supervision careers. Students learn material technology, project scheduling, construction documentation, estimating, cost management, environmental systems, field engineering, safety and risk management, communication, and leadership and management skills.

What Students Say

"This is not just a lecture-based program. The teacher brings a lot of good and diverse experience to the classroom"
Robert Erdman, SCC Student


"The instructor is very experienced in the field and I feel confident in my future!"
Joshua Halvorson, SCC Student


Field superintendents manage the construction of a project at the site. Their responsibilities include project implementation, project scheduling, safety management, client interaction, cost controls, sub-contractor management and performance, work schedule creation, site staffing, and functional oversight of project performance through contract completion. Field supervisors also prepare progress reports, make recommendations on ways to improve work methods, meet with construction managers to discuss problems and solutions, and work with employees to improve performance.

 

A.A.S. Degree 60 Credits
Suggested Courses and Content

In addition to the course work, an internship will be required of all students enrolled in the program.

Required Technical Courses (44 credits)

CFSU1100 Professional Practice (3 credits)
CFSU1000 Print Reading/Construction Graphics 2
CFSU1110 Construction Contract Documents 2
CFSU1130 Practicum: Materials and Methods (4 credits)
CFSU1200 Building Codes (3 credits)
CFSU1230 Construction Site Principles (3 credits)
CFSU1240 Site Organization 2
CFSU1210 Principles of Construction Supervision, Management, and Leadership (3 credits)
CFSU1250 Construction Safety Management (3 credits)
CFSU2100 Construction Bidding Principles 1
CFSU2120 Estimating 1 2
CFSU2140 Computerized Construction Estimating 2
CFSU2130 Practicum: Construction Planning and Scheduling (4 credits)
CFSU2110 Construction Project Management and Administration (3 credits)
CFSU2200 Practicum Construction Field Supervision Capstone (4 credits)
CFSU2240 Internship (3 credits)

Required Liberal Arts & Sciences Courses (16 credits)
To complete an A.A.S. Degree, students must complete
courses from 3 of the 10 MNTC Goal Areas.

MNTC - Goal Area 1: Communications

ENGL100 Composition (4 credits)

MNTC - Goal Area 3: Natural Sciences

BIOL101 Introduction to Ecology (4 credits)
or
Other course with lab element from MNTC- Goal Area 3

MNTC - Goal Area 4: Mathematical/Logical Reasoning

MATH120 College Algebra (4 credits)

MNTC - Goal Area 5: History and the Social and Behavioral Sciences

PSYC100 Introduction to Psychology (4 credits)
or
Other course with four credit total