Level 2 ICPI Cert

[cgland]

Has anyone looked into the ICPI level 2 cert yet? Are they having it at MAHTS?

Chris

[-EGLC-]

I had no clue they have a 2nd level. I still have to go get my 1st. :laugh:

[GreenMonster]

bump, anybody know anything about this.

I did some of the on-line tests when they first started this a while back (last winter???)

Not sure how many credits I have, and not really sure how to figure it out.


Koot, can you shed any light :pound:

[kris]

I'd like to get it but haven't looked into it yet ...would like to fly somewhere warm to do it. :)

I actually emailed ICPI today looking for a class for Level 1 for a few of our guys to take this winter.

[mrusk]

I hope the class has some good info it it. To many people take the class and still think there way is better. I heard about people not even using bedding sand!!! WTF/?

[-EGLC-]

bump, anybody know anything about this.

I did some of the on-line tests when they first started this a while back (last winter???)

Not sure how many credits I have, and not really sure how to figure it out.


Koot, can you shed any light :pound:

How did you take tests online? Also if you take them online can you still get certified?


Anyone know?

[GDK]

I think that some classes can be taken online, but enough to attain a certification.

[cgland]

Let me know if I'm wrong, but i believe that you must take 24 hours of online credits and then take a one day class.

Chris

[-EGLC-]

Alright thats cool, so I can start now & just go for one day and get my cert.?

[GreenMonster]

How did you take tests online? Also if you take them online can you still get certified?


Anyone know?

They were offering one in each ICPI mag issue over the winter. You read the article and then took the test on-line.

Now, you gotta pay for the courses. I don't know if what I was doing meant anything or not. I'm pretty sure the credits were good towards this level II, but I don't see it anywhere:noidea:

[-EGLC-]

I searched their website today & couldn't find anything...................

[STLPONDS]

I received a postcard type flier for the winter class coming up for the level 2 certification. I'm in the St. Louis MO area if that makes a difference.

[djarvis-miller]

I'd like to get it but haven't looked into it yet ...would like to fly somewhere warm to do it. :)

I actually emailed ICPI today looking for a class for Level 1 for a few of our guys to take this winter.

Visit http://HardscapeNA.com to get details on certifications being offered during Hardscape North America 2008, Feb. 27 - Mar. 1, 2008 at the Downtown Nashville Convention Center. Early registration ends Feb. 5. The weather is pretty mild during February in Nashville.

See you in Nashville.

[CaptainsLS]

GM, I got the postcard in mail the other day for the Lev.2 classes in N.E. Let me know if you need the dates.

[cgland]

I'm getting ready to start my level 2. I am also looking into getting my ICPI teaching cert.

[JZap]

So there's no confusion the online course is for level II only, not basic installer cert. They're not offering ICPI cert at MAHTS this year for reason which you'll probably find out at MAHTS if you go. My belief is that just like the authorized installer program a bunch of contractors became certified to put the logo on their truck, but aren't using the knowledge in their daily installs... Here's info on level II...
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ICPI Level II Concrete Paver Installer Certification

Expand knowledge gained in the ICPI Level I Concrete Paver Installer Program


Learn new skills in interlocking concrete pavement installation


Address skills based knowledge required for specialty applications

How to become an ICPI Level II Certified Concrete Paver Installer

1. Review the course prerequisites.

The ICPI Level II Concrete Paver Installer Certification Program is designed to increase your existing knowledge. It is not intended to provide beginner how-to information.

You must be an ICPI Level I Concrete Paver Installer.
Your employer or company should contract to install interlocking concrete pavements.
Your occupation should be company owner, supervisor, foreperson, estimator, crew leader or crew member.
2. Learn how to use the system.

Your continuing education credits and courses are tracked and maintained through a web-based learning management system. If this is your first login, please first review the system requirements and then click on the User Guide link to learn more about how to use our system. Once you have taken the User Guide course, select of the program links below to enroll in that program. Once you have enrolled, you will be able to view the entire course catalog, purchase and take courses, and view reports. See advanced Certification FAQs

3. Enroll.

Click here to enroll. Fee: $75/ICPI members or $125/non-members. Upon successful enrollment into this program, an invoice will be sent to you, from our partner Business Training Library, via email (mseidner@bizlibrary.com). Please remit payment upon receipt of this invoice.
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(Interested in becoming a member? Click here for information.) (If you are manufacturer's representative, dealer representative, supplier or design professional and a Level I Certification Graduate and would like to participate in this program, click here to enroll on the ICPI Level II Graduate Program.
4. Complete 24 hours of continuing education credit.

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You may complete a combination of classroom sessions and/or online courses that have been approved for continuing education credit for this program.
View our calendar of events page for a listing of approved regional classroom sessions. Pricing for classroom sessions may vary.
Online courses are available in the "My Catalog" area of the learning management system and may be purchased at any time. Pricing for online courses may vary.
Theory of Base Installation is a required online course to complete this program. This course is FREE of charge and may be accessed in the "My Resources" area upon successful enrollment. It may be completed at any time during your training.
Please note that we cannot accept past course credit for this program unless they were an ICPI classroom or online education course.
5. Obtain your ICPI Level II Concrete Paver Installer Certificate.

Upon successful completion of 24 hours of approved continuing education credit, participants will be notified and invoiced for a certificate fee of $25/ICPI members or $50/non-members. Once payment is received, your certificate will be mailed to you.
You may track your continuing education hours in the "My Reports" area of the learning management system.
6. Maintain your ICPI Level II Concrete Paver Installer Certification.

ICPI Level II Concrete Paver Installer Certification is valid for one year. You may renew your certification annually by submitting payment of $25/year/ICPI members or $50/year/non-members. An invoice will be sent you via mail. Please note, if your company is an ICPI Contractor Voting Member, your annual maintenance fee is waived.



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