Massachusetts CSL Continuing Education

In compliance with BBRS regulations, which allow a maximum of 6 hours of online continuing education, we offer the following for each license type:

A. Unrestricted: 12-Hour Hybrid Course Package:

• 6 hours of classroom and
• 6 hours of online

B. Restricted: 10-Hour Hybrid Course Package

• 4 or 6 hours of classroom and
• 4 or 6 hours of online

C. Specialty: 6-Hour Course

• 6 hours of online

D. A la carte options (for individuals who already completed some hours)

• 4 or 6 hours of classroom
• library of 1 hour online courses

Customers have the option to choose from several different course offerings, based on what you want/need.  Our state-of-the-art system will do the thinking for you, so just answer a few simple registration questions, and you'll be presented with options based on your needs. 

Click Course Topics below to view detailed topic descriptions.

• Full 12-Hours Hybrid (6 hours online + 6 hours classroom): $284 - $209 SALE! Save $75
• 6-Hour Classroom Only: $185
• 1-Hour Online (A la Carte Options): $18

Convenience is key! Our classrooms are offered in convenient locations with easy parking where you don't need to worry about someone stealing tools out of your truck. Classes are in a relaxed atmosphere and we even provide you with a satisfying lunch!

For Unrestricted and Restricted license holders, we offer a hybrid of classroom and online hours; all classroom classes are offered as 4 & 6 hour options. 

LOCATIONS:

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The topics included in your course depend on your selections in the course chooser above:

Unrestricted: 12-Hour // Renewing for the first time // 12 Hour Hybrid Package:

In-Person Class Topics
Code Review (3 hours): Covers Code Structure and Review, Foundations, and Wall Construction. Updated to the 10th Edition code books.
Business Practices (3 hours): Covers Business Practices & Worker's Compensation, Estimating and Preparing Proposals, and Project Management.

Online Class Topics
Code Review CS-013902 (1 hour): Covers significant changes of the Soils & Foundations section from the 2009 IBC Code Update to the new 2015 IBC Code Update including all 780 CMR Ninth Edition MA Base Code Amendments.
Workplace Safety CS-9804 (1 hour): Covers Safety Standards for the Construction Industry including OSHA regulations on PPEs, safety lines, and fire safety.
Energy CS-9806 (1 hour): Covers the regulations of energy efficiency in accordance with the International Energy Conservation Code for the design and construction of buildings in the IRC 2015 Update and the Amendments of Chapter 11 of 780 CMR 51.00: Massachusetts Residential Code.
Lead Safe CS-9807 (1 hour): Covers regulations of Deleading and Lead-Safe Renovation in conjunction with amendments to 801 CMR 4.02 454 for the MA CSL continuing education requirements.
Electives (2 hours): You can select between the following options:

• Project Management & Understanding Plans CS-9811 & CS-9812 (2 hours): The first section covers the dos and don'ts of construction project management. The second section covers how to read and understand construction and trade-specific plans.
• Scheduling Concepts & Construction Delays CS-9813 & CS-013905 (2 hours): The first section is a step-by-step guide through scheduling a project with necessary time to perform each of the steps, tasks, or activities. The second section covers how contracting parties deal with unexpected construction delays, including references to actual court decisions describing the principles discussed.
• Differing Site Conditions and Contract Interpretation CS-013907 & CS-013908 (2 hours): Differing site conditions are unexpected conditions that are not indicated int he contract documents or conditions that are generally not contemplated in the type of work to be performed. The risk of encountering these unexpected conditions may be dealt with by contractual clauses that allocate risk to the owner or the contractor. The first section will discuss how contracting parties deal with differing site conditions. The second section will discuss specific rules to resolve contracting parties' differing interpretations of a contract. Both sections give actual and hypothetical examples, including references to actual court decisions describing the principles discussed.

Unrestricted: 12-Hour // NOT Renewing for the first time // 12 Hour Hybrid Package:

In-Person Class Topics
Code Review (3 hours): Covers Code Structure and Review, Foundations, and Wall Construction. Updated to the 10th Edition code books.
Business Practices (3 hours): Covers Business Practices & Worker's Compensation, Estimating and Preparing Proposals, and Project Management.

Online Class Topics
Code Review CS-013902 (1 hour): Covers significant changes of the Soils & Foundations section from the 2009 IBC Code Update to the new 2015 IBC Code Update including all 780 CMR Ninth Edition MA Base Code Amendments.
Workplace Safety CS-9804 (1 hour): Covers Safety Standards for the Construction Industry including OSHA regulations on PPEs, safety lines, and fire safety.
Energy CS-9806 (1 hour): Covers the regulations of energy efficiency in accordance with the International Energy Conservation Code for the design and construction of buildings in the IRC 2015 Update and the Amendments of Chapter 11 of 780 CMR 51.00: Massachusetts Residential Code.
Electives (3 hours): You can select between the following options:

• Older Buildings: Reuse, Repair, Restore CS-013911 (3 hours): When the question of what to do with older buildings arises, it usually resolves itself to choices of reusing them as is, repairing them, restoring them, repurposing them or replacing them. This elective proposes criteria that may prove valuable in determining which option for the disposition of older buildings represents the best value for the owner, the buyer or the community in which the structure is located.
• Designing for Energy Efficiency CS-017707 (3 hours): Decisions to improve energy efficiency stem from multiple sources: Enforceable energy codes, budget concerns, home energy audits, a desire to improve the environment, etc. Whatever the reason, the decision to help conserve our natural resources is a good investment in the future. This elective encourages and examines the impact of decisions and methods to conserve energy.
• Managing the Small Construction Business CS-017702 (3 hours): This elective is an introduction to starting and managing your own small construction business. It covers everything from knowing when is the right time to start your business and selecting your business structure, to managing personnel and subcontractors, to estimating and bidding strategies and conflict resolution.
• Building Decks and Balconies CS-017706 (3 hours): Despite our need for shelter from elements that can kill us, we have always sought opportunity to get back into or close to nature. A large part of our effort to reunite with nature has revolved around creating outdoor spaces adjoining our houses. The most common outdoor spaces, constructed and attached to homes in western cultures, are outdoor decks, balconies and patios. To better choose which to use, we will explore options available to build decks and balconies, structures that are usually supported at some point above grade.
• Moisture Resistance Principles & Methods CS-017705 (3 hours): With erosion paths cut into solid rock as solid evidence, water in various forms contains immense power to eat away or destroy whatever is in its path. Whether it takes a year, two hundred or ten thousand, without intervention, water can and will destroy our man-made structures. Once a problem develops that opens a pathway for intrusion, one rainy season can render a building unsuitable for human use. We have the knowledge and tools to combat such destruction of our structures. This elective discusses moisture resistance principles and methods in a systematic fashion, as in one building system at a time. Fundamentals are first covered including basic principles of water behavior, and the multiple paths it takes while invading buildings. A thorough knowledge of how destruction begins and escalates, drives the known design principles and material decisions used to stop such migration. Then practical solutions are discussed in detail.
• Powered Systems CS-017704 (3 hours): Lighting is one of the primary uses for power in a in a building, instrumental in shaping the user's experience. Alarm systems are installed for the safety and security of the structure and its occupants. But crucial to it all is the electrical system, powering every function for which the facility was built. A proper design of all three will be needed for a successful project. In this elective, we will undertake an overall examination of building systems closely associated with power usage.
• Simplifying the ADA CS-017703 (3 hours): This elective is an overview of the first one third of the original ADA Standards for Accessible Design guidelines and their intent. It begins with the creation of the standards and their applicability as regulations. The rest then focuses on additional standards addressing accessible parking facilities and accessible building entryways. It covers making it possible for the disabled to get parked and inside our structures.

Restricted: 10-Hour // Renewing for the first time // 10 Hour Hybrid Package (4 hours classroom + 6 hours online):

In-Person Class Topics
Code Review (3 hours): Covers Code Structure and Review, Foundations, and Wall Construction. Updated to the 10th Edition code books.
Business Practices (1 hour): Covers Business Practices & Worker's Compensation.

Online Class Topics
Code Review CS-013902 (1 hour): Covers significant changes of the Soils & Foundations section from the 2009 IBC Code Update to the new 2015 IBC Code Update including all 780 CMR Ninth Edition MA Base Code Amendments.
Workplace Safety CS-9804 (1 hour): Covers Safety Standards for the Construction Industry including OSHA regulations on PPEs, safety lines, and fire safety.
Energy CS-9806 (1 hour): Covers the regulations of energy efficiency in accordance with the International Energy Conservation Code for the design and construction of buildings in the IRC 2015 Update and the Amendments of Chapter 11 of 780 CMR 51.00: Massachusetts Residential Code.
Lead Safe CS-9807 (1 hour): Covers regulations of Deleading and Lead-Safe Renovation in conjunction with amendments to 801 CMR 4.02 454 for the MA CSL continuing education requirements.
Electives (2 hours): You can select between the following options:

• Project Management & Understanding Plans CS-9811 & CS-9812 (2 hours): The first section covers the dos and don'ts of construction project management. The second section covers how to read and understand construction and trade-specific plans.
• Scheduling Concepts & Construction Delays CS-9813 & CS-013905 (2 hours): The first section is a step-by-step guide through scheduling a project with necessary time to perform each of the steps, tasks, or activities. The second section covers how contracting parties deal with unexpected construction delays, including references to actual court decisions describing the principles discussed.
• Differing Site Conditions and Contract Interpretation CS-013907 & CS-013908 (2 hours): Differing site conditions are unexpected conditions that are not indicated int he contract documents or conditions that are generally not contemplated in the type of work to be performed. The risk of encountering these unexpected conditions may be dealt with by contractual clauses that allocate risk to the owner or the contractor. The first section will discuss how contracting parties deal with differing site conditions. The second section will discuss specific rules to resolve contracting parties' differing interpretations of a contract. Both sections give actual and hypothetical examples, including references to actual court decisions describing the principles discussed.

Restricted: 10-Hour // NOT Renewing for the first time // 10 Hour Hybrid Package (4 hours classroom + 6 hours online):

In-Person Class Topics
Code Review (3 hours): Covers Code Structure and Review, Foundations, and Wall Construction. Updated to the 10th Edition code books.
Business Practices (1 hour): Covers Business Practices & Worker's Compensation.

Online Class Topics

Code Review CS-013902 (1 hour): Covers significant changes of the Soils & Foundations section from the 2009 IBC Code Update to the new 2015 IBC Code Update including all 780 CMR Ninth Edition MA Base Code Amendments.
Workplace Safety CS-9804 (1 hour): Covers Safety Standards for the Construction Industry including OSHA regulations on PPEs, safety lines, and fire safety.
Energy CS-9806 (1 hour): Covers the regulations of energy efficiency in accordance with the International Energy Conservation Code for the design and construction of buildings in the IRC 2015 Update and the Amendments of Chapter 11 of 780 CMR 51.00: Massachusetts Residential Code.
Electives (3 hours): You can select between the following options:

• Older Buildings: Reuse, Repair, Restore CS-013911 (3 hours): When the question of what to do with older buildings arises, it usually resolves itself to choices of reusing them as is, repairing them, restoring them, repurposing them or replacing them. This elective proposes criteria that may prove valuable in determining which option for the disposition of older buildings represents the best value for the owner, the buyer or the community in which the structure is located.
• Designing for Energy Efficiency CS-017707 (3 hours): Decisions to improve energy efficiency stem from multiple sources: Enforceable energy codes, budget concerns, home energy audits, a desire to improve the environment, etc. Whatever the reason, the decision to help conserve our natural resources is a good investment in the future. This elective encourages and examines the impact of decisions and methods to conserve energy.
• Managing the Small Construction Business CS-017702 (3 hours): This elective is an introduction to starting and managing your own small construction business. It covers everything from knowing when is the right time to start your business and selecting your business structure, to managing personnel and subcontractors, to estimating and bidding strategies and conflict resolution.

Restricted: 10-Hour // Renewing for the first time // 10 Hour Hybrid Package (6 hours classroom + 4 hours online):

In-Person Class Topics
Code Review (3 hours): Covers Code Structure and Review, Foundations, and Wall Construction. Updated to the 10th Edition code books.
Business Practices (3 hours): Covers Business Practices & Worker's Compensation, Estimating and Preparing Proposals, and Project Management.

Online Class Topics
Code Review CS-013902 (1 hour): Covers significant changes of the Soils & Foundations section from the 2009 IBC Code Update to the new 2015 IBC Code Update including all 780 CMR Ninth Edition MA Base Code Amendments.
Workplace Safety CS-9804 (1 hour): Covers Safety Standards for the Construction Industry including OSHA regulations on PPEs, safety lines, and fire safety.
Energy CS-9806 (1 hour): Covers the regulations of energy efficiency in accordance with the International Energy Conservation Code for the design and construction of buildings in the IRC 2015 Update and the Amendments of Chapter 11 of 780 CMR 51.00: Massachusetts Residential Code.
Lead Safe CS-9807 (1 hour): Covers regulations of Deleading and Lead-Safe Renovation in conjunction with amendments to 801 CMR 4.02 454 for the MA CSL continuing education requirements.

Restricted: 10-Hour // NOT Renewing for the first time // 10 Hour Hybrid Package (6 hours classroom + 4 hours online):

In-Person Class Topics
Code Review (3 hours): Covers Code Structure and Review, Foundations, and Wall Construction. Updated to the 10th Edition code books.
Business Practices (3 hours): Covers Business Practices & Worker's Compensation, Estimating and Preparing Proposals, and Project Management.

Online Class Topics
Code Review CS-013902 (1 hour): Covers significant changes of the Soils & Foundations section from the 2009 IBC Code Update to the new 2015 IBC Code Update including all 780 CMR Ninth Edition MA Base Code Amendments.
Workplace Safety CS-9804 (1 hour): Covers Safety Standards for the Construction Industry including OSHA regulations on PPEs, safety lines, and fire safety.
Energy CS-9806 (1 hour): Covers the regulations of energy efficiency in accordance with the International Energy Conservation Code for the design and construction of buildings in the IRC 2015 Update and the Amendments of Chapter 11 of 780 CMR 51.00: Massachusetts Residential Code.
Elective (1 hour): You can select between the following options:

• Project Risk & Estimating Practices CS-9810 (1 hour): The first section covers identifying and mitigating project risk in the construction industry as it pertains events, conditions, positive or negative effects to goals and overall success of the construction project. The second section covers the essential parts of the management process of basic construction estimating.
• Reading & Understanding Plans CS-9811 (1 hour): Covers how to read and understand construction and trade specific plans. Construction projects require a fluency in the language and symbols used on construction drawings. Most projects have working drawings. They are the graphic portion of the contract documents. The drawings illustrate the work to be done using symbols and graphic representations to convey intent. In this section we will examine how to understand plans, drawings and blueprints.
• Project Management CS-9812 (1 hour): Covers the do's and don'ts of constriction project management. To understand the role the project manager plays in the construction process it is helpful to first understand the definition of a project as it applies to the construction industry. The construction project is a very specific set of tasks, carried out in a sequential order and performed within a defined time period that result in achieving a one-time goal.
• Basic Scheduling Concepts CS-9813 (1 hour): Covers the scheduling and a decision making process that is logically complex but mathematically quite simple. This is a step-by-step guide through scheduling a project with necessary time to perform each of the steps, tasks or activities.

I have already completed some hours, and only need the remaining hours online:

CS-013902:  Code Review  (Soils & Foundations, Part 1) - Part 1 covers significant changes of this section from the 2009 IBC Code Update to the new 2015 IBC Code Update including all 780 CMR Ninth Edition MA Base Code Amendments.

CS-013903: Code Review (Soils & Foundations, Part 2) - Part 2 covers significant changes of this section from the 2009 IBC Code Update to the new 2015 IBC Code Update including all 780 CMR Ninth Edition MA Base Code Amendments.

CS-9803: Code Review (Means of Egress, Part 1) - This section of the 2015 ICC and 780 CMR Ninth Edition Code Amendments will cover important updates to Chapter 3 Use of Occupancy and Chapter 4 Special Detailed Requirements Based On Use of Occupancy.

CS-9804: Workplace Safety (OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry) - This section will highlight and cover Safety Standards for the Construction Industry including OSHA regulations on PPEs, safety lines, and fire safety.

CS-9805: Business Practices/Workers' Comp (Workers' Compensation Insurance Requirements & Basic Contract Content and Development) - This section will cover important aspects of the construction process and ensuring that the insurance requirements mandated in the contract and by state and federal laws are satisfied. This section will also cover basic contract content and development in construction.

CS-9806: Energy (Energy Standards and Best Practices) - This section will cover the regulations of energy efficiency in accordance with the International Energy Conservation Code for the design and construction of buildings in the IRC 2015 Update and the Amendments of Chapter 11 of 780 CMR 51.00: Massachusetts Residential Code.

CS-9807: Lead Safety (Lead Safe Practices) - In this section we will cover regulations of Deleading and Lead-Safe Renovation in conjunction with amendments to 801 CMR 4.02 454 for the MA CSL continuing education requirements.

CS-9808: Code Review (Means of Egress, Part 2) - This section of the 2015 ICC code review will cover important updates to the 2015 ICC Building Code Update and the new regulations set forth in Chapter 9.00 Fire Protection Systems of 780 CMR Ninth Edition Base Code Amendments.

CS-9809: Elective (Managing Contracts and Employees) - The first section of this course will focus on construction business practices of managing contracts and invoices covering performance of service, acceptance of contract and compensation of services. The second section will highlight proven methods of managing and motivating employees to maximize both employee production and workplace satisfaction.

CS-9810: Elective (Project Risk & Estimating Practices) - The first section will cover identifying and mitigating project risk in the construction industry as it pertains events, conditions, positive or negative effects to goals and overall success of the construction project.  The second section will cover the essential parts of the management process of basic construction estimating. This section will navigate the steps and rules to follow to execute a sound construction estimates for successful construction projects.

CS-9811: Elective (Reading & Understanding Plans) - In this section we will cover how to read and understand construction and trade specific plans. Construction projects require a fluency in the language and symbols used on construction drawings. Most projects have working drawings. They are the graphic portion of the contract documents. The drawings illustrate the work to be done using symbols and graphic representations to convey intent. In this section we will examine how to understand plans, drawings and blueprints.

CS-9812: Elective (Project Management) - This section will cover the do’s and don’ts of construction project management. To understand the role the project manager plays in the construction process it is helpful to first understand the definition of a project as it applies to the construction industry. The construction project is a very specific set of tasks, carried out in a sequential order and performed within a defined time period that result in achieving a one-time goal.

CS-9813: Elective (Basic Scheduling Concepts) - This section will cover the scheduling and a decision making process that is logically complex but mathematically quite simple. This is a step-by-step guide through scheduling a project with necessary time to perform each of the steps, tasks or activities.

CS-013905: Elective (Construction Delays) -  In performing contracts, contractors often encounter unexpected delays, and the risk of encountering these delays may be dealt with by contractual clauses that allocate risk to the owner or the contractor. This will discuss how contracting parties deal with construction delays, giving actual and hypothetical examples, including references to actual court decisions describing the principles discussed.

CS-013906: Elective (Defective Specification Claims and Impossibility) - The owner of a project has an obligation to draft design specifications so that the contractor can build the project as specified. The warranty of owner-furnished specifications is discussed together with the owner’s burden to assure that the design specifications describe a workable project. The results of defective specifications are described, making the distinction between defective specifications that are actually impossible to perform and those that are practically impossible (economically unfeasible) to perform. This elective contains references to actual court decisions describing the principles discussed.

CS-013907: Elective (Differing Site Conditions) - Differing site conditions are unexpected conditions that are not indicated in the contract documents or conditions that are generally not contemplated in the type of work to be performed. The risk of encountering these unexpected conditions may be dealt with by contractual clauses that allocate risk to the owner or the contractor. This will discuss how contracting parties deal with differing site conditions, giving actual and hypothetical examples, including references to actual court decisions describing the principles discussed.

CS-013908: Elective (Rules of Contract Interpretation) - Parties often draft contracts that give rise to different interpretations. There are specific rules to resolve the parties’ differing interpretations, based upon the context of the language used, the subject matter of the contract, the parties’ knowledge of existing conditions, the knowledge of the party who drafted the contract, and other considerations. This will discuss these rules, giving actual and hypothetical examples demonstrating their application, including references to actual court decisions describing the principles discussed.

We don't just sit on the edge of a desk and tell stories or read code all day. From our class, you will actually learn something. Take a look at our Real Testimonials from past customers in the box above. 

At Leisure offers 4 or 6 hours of classroom time, and the remaining hours online. In-person classes each consist of a one-day session including lunch, and will cover the following topics

• 6 Hour Class:
  • CS-013909:
    • Code Review (3 hours)
    • Business Practices (3 hours)
• 4 Hour Class:
  • CS-013910:
    • Code Review (2 hours)
    • Business Practices (2 hours)

Our classroom instructor is an industry expert who is notable for conducting a highly engaging and interactive class (learn about our course instructor below). In short, you are going to enjoy this classroom time and learn a lot.

Click Course Topics above to view detailed topic descriptions.

All classroom sessions begin promptly at 9:00 a.m. (check-in begins at 8:30). For a list of available classroom dates, select your license type under "COURSE OPTIONS" above.

With most other providers, you're on your own for lunch. That means getting back in your car and rushing to a fast food joint to get back in time for class to resume.

All At Leisure in-person classroom classes include full lunch service! So sit back and relax as we make your continuing education experience as painless as possible. Meals differ by location, but the customer feedback is the same: Lunch is delicious and portion sizes are large... The networking aspect of lunchtime is an added bonus!

8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.      -  Check-in

9:10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.      -  Morning Discussion: Code Structure and Review, Business Practices / Worker's Compensation, Foundations, Wall Construction

12:30 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.    -  Lunch (provided by "@-Leisure") 

1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.      -  Afternoon Discussion [except 4 hour class]: Estimating and Preparing Proposals, Project Management, Conclusion
 

Times are approximate.

The Massachusetts BBRS allows Construction Supervisors to take a maximum of 6 hours of continuing education online. The remaining hours must be taken in an in-person classroom setting.

At Leisure offers 4-hour and 6-hour in-person classroom sessions, with the remaining course options offered online. Our online courses are self-paced, and allow you to login at anytime, from any device, and may be completed at your leisure.  

Here’s the good news: You have options.  Choose your online course electives from a vast library based on what interests you!

Our online courses were written by industry professionals (learn about our course instructors in Course Integrity below).

Click Course Topics & Descriptions above to view detailed topic descriptions AND learn about elective options.

Our Massachusetts CSL Continuing Education courses were written by two industry experts:
 

Wayne J. Del Pico

Wayne J. Del Pico has received tremendous praise by past customers for being highly engaging and informative. He is a nationally recognized lecturer on construction related topics and has authored several books, training/education programs and white papers. His construction experience and knowledge of the industry qualified him to be the 2010 president of the Builders Association of Greater Boston. He is also a Neutral for the American Arbitration Association where he hears construction-related disputes. For more information on Wayne J. Del Pico, please visit his website, www.wjdelpico.com.

Allan H. Goodman

Allan H. Goodman is a judge, a mediator, an arbitrator, an educator, and an author of fiction and nonfiction.

Goodman is the author of two best-selling nonfiction books in the area of conflict resolution - Basic Skills for the New Mediator (2d edition) and Basic Skills for the New Arbitrator (2d edition). These books are used for self-training and as textbooks in conflict resolution programs, colleges, universities, and law schools.

Goodman was an attorney in private practice for seventeen years, and is also a private mediator and arbitrator. Since 1993 he has served as a federal administrative judge, resolving disputes between contractors and agencies of the federal government.

From 1982 to 1986 Goodman was a lecturer in Government Contracts Law at the TC Williams School of Law in Richmond, Virginia. From 1982 through 1986 he was an Adjunct Professor of Government Contract Law at the University of Virginia (Northern Virginia Extension. From 1987 to 2000 Goodman was an Adjunct Professor of Law at the Georgetown University Law Center, where he taught Construction Contract Law. He lectures frequently on alternative dispute resolution techniques, and currently serves as a guest lecturer in courses in Government Contracts and legal procedure at the George Washington University School of Law.

He is a graduate of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service and the University of Toledo College of Law and a member of the bars of Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia.

Wayne J. Del Pico is president of W.J. Del Pico, Inc., where he provides construction management and litigation support services for construction-related matters. He provides services to law firms representing clients in construction matters ranging from delay claims to product failure.

Mr. Del Pico has more than 44 years of experience in construction project management, scheduling, and estimating, and has been involved in projects throughout most of the United States. His professional experience includes private commercial construction, public construction, retail construction, and residential land development and construction.

Mr. Del Pico holds a degree in civil engineering from Northeastern University in Boston, where he taught construction-related curricula in cost estimating, project management, and project scheduling from 1992 until 2006. He is also a member of the adjunct faculty at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, where he currently teaches programs in construction cost analysis, estimating, project control, and construction scheduling.

Mr. Del Pico has developed and presented a variety of state building code update and license renewal classes. Mr. Del Pico is a nationally recognized lecturer on construction related topics and is the author of Plan Reading and Material Takeoff (1994) and Estimating Building Costs, 1st & 2nd editions (2004 and 2011), Project Control; Integrating Cost and Schedule in Construction (2013), Electrical Estimating Methods, 4th Edition (2015), and is a coauthor of The Practice of Cost Segregation Analysis (2005), as well as numerous training and education programs and white papers.

His construction experience and knowledge of the industry qualified him to be the 2010 president of the Builders Association of Greater Boston. He is also a Neutral for the American Arbitration Association where he hears construction related disputes. For more information on Wayne J. Del Pico, please visit his website, www.wjdelpico.com.

If you have two or more individuals who need Construction Supervisor training, register for a free group account and get access to our group management tools, which allow you to improve efficiency, reduce risk, and effortlessly organize your team.

Here are just a few of the many benefits of our group accounts:

• Effortlessly add employees and courses
• Track employees' course progress
• Access employees' certificates of completion
• Download CSV reports with employee data
• Flexible billing methods and payment methods to meet your needs
• Access to our job board to post open positions at no cost to you
• Dedicated account manager for superior support

View our Group Accounts page for details. For more information, contact Brian at 617-207-4209 or email us.

On Sept 1, 2018 the MA DPS adopted the new MA DOT regulation for commercial vehicles.  Basically, for any commercial vehicle over 10,000 lbs gross weight, the operator must have a DOT Medical Card. Many contractors are not aware of this new law, especially construction supervisors who are not required to have a DOT card for their license.

As an added service to our customers, we will have a DOT medical physician on-site the day of our classroom sessions offering DOT Medical Cards at a discounted rate of $75.  This is entirely optional, and offered ONLY to At Leisure customers as a value added service. Most physicians charge between $125 - $150 for these physicals. 

If you would like to take advantage of this offer, simply register with the physician on the morning of the class, and you will be called out during the class to complete the physical and receive your renewed medical card that day.  

To see if this regulation pertains to you, here is a link on the new regulation: https://www.mass.gov/regulatory-bulletin/new-usdot-number-requirement-for-intrastate-cmvs

Upon completion of the course, your certificate is immediately available for download. Your certificate will be presented to you in format electronically accepted by the state, or you may print it.

Course timers are no longer required by the state, so there's no downtime slowing down your course progress.

Our website was built on one foundation: ease of use! We didn't integrate a random course player from a 3rd-party. Instead, our software is custom built to offer you the best user experience possible. To catch a glimpse of our course player, and learn about its benefits, click here.

We didn't take the cheap route; we paid for a professional reader in a studio to provide you with optional audio narration. No computer voice. No echo. Just a soft, pleasant voice to read to you, if you choose. 

Don't have time to finish your course(s) in one sitting? Don't worry about it. Our "bookmark" feature will automatically save your progress down to the exact location - so all you have to do is click "resume" when you're ready to continue on.

Access your account and complete your course(s) from any Internet-enabled device, any time, any place.

Some other providers only grant you 30 days access to your course. When you enroll in an "@-Leisure" continuing education course, you are given more than enough time to complete your course (4 months, to be exact). However, should you need more time, we'll make it happen - at no extra cost! Our world-class customer support team is standing by to ensure your experience is as positive as it can be.

Renewing your license can sneak up on you, leaving you to rush to complete your continuing education at the last minute. We have a solution for you: our license management tools! Free with your account, simply add your license expiration date, and choose when you want to be notified. Our system will automatically notify you that your license is coming due for renewal. Choose between email and/or text notification.

You don't need to be a computer expert to use our platform. Our entire site was built with the comprehension that "ease of use" is rule number one. Still, you may decide you want some help, and we are a quick phone call away. We receive a LOT of positive feedback for our customer support, so rest assured, you're in good hands.

Online Course

Courses are not timestamped. Try us out, and if you are not satisfied with the experience, you will receive a full refund as long as you have not completed the course!

Classroom Course

If you need to cancel outside of 72 hours prior to the class, you are eligible for a full refund. However, if something comes up inside of 72 hours prior to the class and you cannot make your originally scheduled classroom date, we will transfer you to a future class of your choice. We cannot offer full refunds inside of 72 hours, as the logistics behind planning make it impossible.

Construction Supervisor License holders are required to complete the appropriate minimum number of continuing education hours each two-year renewal cycle as described in 780 CMR 110.R5.4.2. The following hour(s) of continuing education topics are required for twelve and ten hour trainings as identified above:

• 1. Code Review: four hours - Code review courses shall include specific concentration to requirements of the license category. For instance, One- and Two-Family license courses shall focus, but not be limited to, residential code requirements.
• 2. Workplace Safety: one hour
• 3. Business Practices / Workers’ Compensation: one hour
• 4. Energy (except Demolition Specialty License): one hour
• 5. Lead Safe Practices (only first renewal cycle): one hour
• The remainder credit hours to be completed by approved electives.

Specialty Construction Supervisor Licensees holders are required to complete the appropriate number of continuing education each two-year renewal cycle as described in 780 CMR 110.R5.4.2. The following hour(s) of continuing education topics are required for six hour trainings as identified above:

• 1. Code Review: two hours - Code review courses shall include a specific concentration to requirements of the license category. For instance, Residential Roof Covering license courses shall focus, but not be limited to, roof covering, underlayment and similar code requirements.
• 2. Workplace Safety: one hour
• 3. Business Practices / Workers’ Compensation: one hour
• 4. Energy (except Demolition Specialty License): one hour
• 5. Lead Safe Practices (only first renewal cycle)

Qualified licensees may acquire up to a maximum of six hours of continuing education via on-line training. Remaining hours shall be acquired through in-person, classroom training.

Your continuing education credits and renewal may be completed at any time within your 2-year renewal period. About 45 days prior to your license expiration date, the state will send you a renewal form which will include renewal instructions; however, if you would like to renew early, you may contact the BBRS at 617.826.5207.

• If you have misplaced your renewal form, or you are within the 30 day window and have not received it from the state, you may request a new one via the "My Perks" tab of your At Leisure account.
• If your license has expired, you have a 2-year grace period before your license goes null and void. In the first year from expiration, you may renew without penalty.  In the second year from expiration, you may renew with penalty, which is a $100 fee. Once your license goes null and void, you must re-take the exam to obtain a new license.

To renew online through the state portal, click here. 

Below is a link to an informational table to help define when a Construction Supervisor License (CSL), a Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) Registration, or both may be required for certain construction activities (and whether or not a permit may be required). 

Click here to view the table. 

For information about the Home Improvement Contractor Registration and Renewal, please click here. 

You can complete your continuing education for your MA Construction Supervisor License anytime during your two year renewal cycle. Hold onto your certificates of completion, because you can't renew your license until your renewal window opens, 60 days before your expiration date. At Leisure also keeps copies of your certificates, so you can request them anytime from us!

You can tell what type of MA Construction Supervisor License you hold by looking at your license number:

• If your license number begins with "CS-", you have an Unrestricted license and you must take 12 hours of continuing education (6 of which must be in an in-person classroom setting)
• If your license number begins with "CSFA-", you have a Restricted license and you must take 10 hours of continuing education (4 of which must be in an in-person classroom setting)
• If your license number begins with "CSSL-", you have a Specialty license and you must take 6 hours of continuing education (all hours can be completed online)

Your MA Construction Supervisor license should display your expiration date. MA Construction Supervisor licenses expire every two years on the licensee's birthday. Your first renewal cycle may be less than two years.

You can also check your expiration date by searching the Office of Public Safety & Inspections (OPSI)'s License Verification Site.

If your Massachusetts Construction Supervisor license goes into expired status, you have a two-year grace period during which you can renew without penalty. You cannot pull permits while your license is in expired status.

To get your license into active status again, simply complete your continuing education and submit your renewal paperwork as soon as possible within two years of your original expiration date. If more than one year has lapsed, you must pay an additional fee. Once you renew, your new expiration date will be two years from your original expiration date (on your birthday).

In the event you pass that two-year grace period, your license will go into Null and Void status. At this point, you must retake the exam to obtain a new Construction Supervisor license.