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The Samuels Group helps construction organizations strengthen project planning through scheduling consulting, constructability reviews and customized training. By integrating with client teams before schedule development begins, the ... read full profile
NTM Engineering, Inc.
NTM Engineering, Inc. combines engineering expertise with professional training development and delivery. Its programs cover technical areas such as HEC-RAS and erosion and sediment control, giving construction and engineering professionals practical instruction grounded in the firm’s experience across transportation, stormwater and civil projects.
OAC Management Incorporated
OAC Management Incorporated provides construction management and training designed for owners, architects and contractors. Its quality construction training helps personnel implement practical processes and procedures while its broader expertise in project organization, accountability, quality assurance and milestone management strengthens knowledge across construction teams.
ProAct Safety & Traffic Solutions
ProAct Safety & Traffic Solutions specializes in construction safety training and traffic control services. Drawing on more than 20 years of construction industry experience, it provides job-specific safety instruction supported by trainer certifications covering OSHA construction, general industry and Georgia flagger requirements.
Sales Transformation Group
Focused exclusively on construction and trades companies, Sales Transformation Group provides sales training, coaching and leadership development for contractor teams. Its programs combine workshops, structured sales methodologies, role-play practice and ongoing coaching to strengthen sales processes, management capabilities and team accountability.
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