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Tilt-Up Certification

TCA, in cooperation with the American Concrete Institute, has developed a certification program for tilt-up supervisors and technicians. TCA provides the technical expertise and ACI provides the administration and reputation of its well-regarded certification programs.

A tilt-up supervisor must pass an examination and have at least 5 years of construction experience, three years with tilt-up. Technicians have passed the exam but don't yet have the experience. The exam includes questions on safety, planning, scheduling, layout, forming, and panel erection. Read more on the tilt-up certification program.

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