The Alabama Concrete Industries Association is proud to offer ACI Level I Field Testing Training, ACI Concrete Strength Training, and ALDOT Concrete Technology Training. In order to sign up for the classes, please review the background information before proceeding to the registration form. The registration form can either be submitted electronically or faxed to the ACIA office at 334-265-2250. If you have any questions, please contact Keri Ward at 334-265-0501.

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Current Courses

• ACI Level I Field Testing
• ALDOT Concrete Technology
• ACI Strength Training
• Aggregate Testing Technician

Location

Unless otherwise contacted, the training programs will be held in the division offices. The classes will begin at 8:00 am and conclude by 5:00 pm. The ACIA can be reached at 334-265-0501.

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Training Costs

**Effective January 1, 2009, ACI Field Testing fee will be $400 for non ACIA Members and Concrete Technology fee will be $200 for non ACIA Members.

Please note that full payment must be submitted by non ACIA members before books will be mailed. ACIA members will be billed for registration upon receipt of registration forms. Registration for non ACIA members will not be considered complete until check is received from firm.

Cancellation Policy - Cancellations received 7 days prior to start of training programs will be entitled to a return of 50% of enrollment fee.

Alabama Concrete Industries Association
1745 Platt Place
Montgomery, AL 36117
Phone (334) 265-0501
Toll Free (800) 732-9118
Fax (334) 265-2250

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. When will my books arrive?
A. Two weeks prior to your class date or after payment has been made.

Q. How long will it take for the test results to get back?
A. Approximately four weeks for the ACI test.  

Q. What do the students need to bring to class?
A. Their books, pencil, pen, and calculators. They will need to know their SSN# for the ACI Tests.

Q. What should they wear?
A. ACI Level does require running test and concrete can be splattered on clothes, therefore work clothes are recommended.