Stepping Up to Supervisor

Basic ideas, techniques, skills, and strategies to become a more effective supervisor

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Unlock the potential of effective leadership with our 12-hour supervisory skills course, tailor-made for construction professionals. Embrace strategies that enhance productivity and learn the subtle art of managing former peers. Navigate daily responsibilities and tackle workplace challenges with confidence.

Join us for an engaging, hands-on experience designed to amplify your supervisory capabilities:

How their attitude affects others & overall productivity
How to carry out basic day-to-day responsibilities
How to manage yesterday’s peers
How to deal with problems
How to get results through other people
How to deal with special situations
Hands-on and specific to construction!

COURSE DETAILS:

Four 3-hour sessions across two weeks.
Schedule: Mondays and Wednesdays, 5:00 - 8:00 PM.

February 5, 7, 12, 14 (5 - 8 pm)
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April 1, 3, 8, 10 (5 - 8 pm)
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September 9, 11, 16, 18 (5 - 8 pm)
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Location: ABC Office, 651 Danville Drive, Suite 200, Orlando, FL 32825

ABC CF Members: $259
Non-members: $359
*Fee includes all course materials.

Elevate your supervisory skills where hands-on learning meets practical solutions. Sign up today and step into the role of a transformative leader in construction!

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR:

Gary Caillouette

Gary Caillouette is currently a Site Superintendent at Berg Electric. He holds a Master Electrician License in his home state of Michigan. A proud graduate of ABC Electrical Apprenticeship Class of 2000, he was inspired to pursue a career in the Electrical Industry after attending his first Mike Holt seminar.

After working for his Family Sign Business, he worked in the Metro Detroit Area in Auto Plants, Sports stadiums, and numerous large schools. Later he moved to the DC / VA / MD area, with the majority of this time as an Engineering Technician for the Office of Naval Intelligence. He paralleled this by teaching for the ABC and IEC electrical apprenticeships for 10 years. He has worked as an installer, manager, designer, Project Manager, as well as inspector, all the reasons he chose this field almost 30 years ago.

Now he, his wife Christine, and 3 dogs are residents of Florida where he plans to continue supporting the next generation of Leaders.

"Trajectory provides the greatest projection for success...."