This free video course introduces the structure, purpose, and philosophy behind the Master Municipal Construction Documents (MMCD). Designed for those with general construction knowledge—but new to the MMCD system—this self-paced course highlights the unique approaches MMCD brings to fairness, risk mitigation, and dispute resolution.

Certified Contract Administrators play a central role in MMCD-based infrastructure projects, ensuring fairness, transparency, and contractual compliance. This course prepares professionals to administer MMCD contracts effectively, providing the technical knowledge, legal framework, and ethical guidance required for success in the field.

This course is designed for contractor staff involved in estimating, project management, claims, or dispute resolution. It offers a high-level overview of MMCD contract roles and responsibilities, helping senior personnel better understand what superintendents should watch for—such as allowable overheads on Force Account work.

The MMCD Foremen Course is tailored for field-level construction leaders—Foremen, Lead Hands, and those managing crews on municipal infrastructure projects delivered under MMCD contracts.

This focused training is designed for field-level construction professionals working under MMCD contracts, including superintendents, field clerks, and supporting roles such as estimators and project managers.

The MMCD Inspector Course is designed for experienced inspectors involved in infrastructure projects governed by the Master Municipal Construction Documents (MMCD). This course does not cover technical inspection tasks like reading drawings or conducting field tests. Instead, it focuses on the administrative and contractual responsibilities of inspectors, especially in their interactions with contractors and Contract Administrators.

The MMCD Referee Course prepares senior industry professionals to serve as impartial third-party decision-makers in MMCD contract disputes. Referees are called upon when a resolution between the Owner and the Contractor cannot be reached through standard contract processes.