Working With Subcontractors
A subcontractor can add capacity and specialist skill, but a low bid alone does not make a good partner. Learn to check capability, compare complete scopes, set clear commercial and jobsite expectations, coordinate handoffs, and verify completion and payment records. Build repeatable subcontractor relationships without assuming that a contract label, insurance certificate, or handshake settles every responsibility.

Your curriculum
Start with a practical orientation, work through four core lessons, then complete the final assessment.
- 01Start Here: Your Working PlanOrientation, working plan, application steps, and self-checks
- 02Choose Capability Before You Choose the Low NumberCore lesson
- 03Write a Scope Both Sides Can Price and PerformCore lesson
- 04Coordinate the Work Without Losing the HandoffsCore lesson
- 05Verify Completion, Pay Correctly, and Build Better PartnersCore lesson
Apply what you’ve learned across 10 questions. The passing score is 8 out of 10 (80%). Assessment access is inside the member classroom.
Completion certificates are being prepared. They do not confer a professional license or accredited qualification.