CSI makes it easy for you to access the online resources you need anytime, from anywhere.
Here are three key features on the CSIResources.org website that you can use to:
- Find new career opportunities or advertise for open positions.
- Achieve or maintain professional credentials.
- Enrich your professional community and communicate in real-time with other CSI professionals.
- Find Your Next Employer or Employee
Time to make a move to a new gig or search for the right person to join your team? Start the process by visiting the
CSI Career Center, the architecture, engineering, construction, and owner (AECO) industry's source for recruiting top talent.
Currently, over 1,900 job seekers have access to the best job opportunities in the industry and get them delivered straight to their inbox. Also, some 1,451 employers are now using the tool to reach a targeted, motivated audience of top AECO professionals.
Check out the most recent jobs that have been posted! You can also
create an alert to receive immediate notification of new postings.
- Use the Learning Library
One of CSI’s most useful resources is its Learning Library, which offers content and continuing education options to help you maintain all your CSI credentials, keep current on upcoming webinars and explore an ever-growing collection of educational archives to learn at your time and your pace.
At the library, you’ll find a number of upcoming webinars and past session recordings available to view OnDemand. Most sessions are between 45 and 60 minutes long and are accompanied by a post-session survey and/or short evaluation.
Upon completing a session, you’ll become eligible to download a certificate of completion and awarded learning hours that can be used towards maintaining your CSI certifications and any professional development requirements you may have.
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- Interact with the CSI Community
The
CSI Community Connect Forum is your go-to resource to connect with other construction industry professionals in real time, keep up on current events, and even share interesting information about yourself.
For example, here is a recent conversation that ties directly into today’s market concerns:
Contractor Selection on Government Funded Projects in Today’s Market
“My client, a Texas municipality, is about to advertise for bids on a building project, that in addition to meeting state purchasing requirements, is partially funded with federal relief money. There is consideration for requesting competitive sealed proposals (best value) due to current challenges in the supply chain. Obviously, awarding this type of contract takes more time than a private owner would, which increases price risk. I am interested in any commonsense solutions that satisfy the purchasing requirement without over-burdening the budget or later being unprepared for dealing with a request for increases that could not be anticipated.”
Don Roundtree CSI, CCCA®, CDT®
Log-in or create a new account to read the replies and share your insight at the CSI Community Connect Forum.