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Associated Contractors of New Mexico

Associated Contractors of New Mexico (ACNM) represents over 200 New Mexico transsociasportation and utility contractors and their 15,000 professional employees and is recognized as New Mexico's "CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION COMMUNITY".

ACNM is part of the nation's largest and oldest construction trade organization, Associated General Contractors of America (AGCA).  AGCA is based in Washington D.C and represents over 33,000 construction firms and their 10,000,000 professional employees across the nation.

ACNM's headquarters are located in Albuquerque, New Mexico and was founded in 1925

 

 

The NMED – Air Quality Bureau

Fugitive Dust White Paper

Cick here for pdf

 

Red Cross

 

 

 

Save The Date!

Mark your calendars for the 2012 ACNM State Convention.
This years event will be held at El Monte Sagrado Resort in Taos, NM.

We have a full schedule planned for you

Click here for flyer

isotopes

Click here for more information and registration

 

From the AGC Highway Facts Bulletin

Senate Passes Transportation Authorization

"This afternoon, the Senate passed its AGC supported (link to letter) 2- year, $109 billion surface transportation reauthorization bill, the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (MAP-21) by a strong bipartisan vote of 74-22.

The bipartisanship that brought the bill to the floor for a vote was evident during the deliberation of the bill and the consideration of amendments. Several amendments were passed by a voice vote, while a number of amendments opposed by AGC were defeated. These include amendments to cut the overall funding of MAP-21; devolve federal surface transportation programs to the states; and allow states to opt out of the federal program. A full recap of the bill and amendments will be in tomorrow’s newsletters, the Construction Legislative Week in Review and the AGC Highway Facts Bulletin.

Attention now is focused on the House of Representatives where Republican leaders have several options as to how they wish to proceed. The House has indicated if they do not have the votes to pass a reworked five year bill that taking the Senate bill is an option. The House may also choose to pass a short term extension before the March 31st expiration of the current extension.

AGC will have more details in tomorrow’s newsletters, the Construction Legislative Week in Review and the AGC Highway Facts Bulletin.

Training and Certification

TTCP Training and Certification

ACNM Training and Certification

     

 
April:

March:
 

3-4       Soil Training
3-5       HMA Training
3-5       NEW  Traffic Control
9-13     Aggregate Training
10-11   Nuclear Densometer Training and
            Radiological Safety Certification
18-19   Nuclear Densometer Certification  
20        Concrete Field Technician Training
23-25   Aggregate Certification
25-26   HMA Certification    
26-27   Soil Certification

  

3/6-8 – ATSSA Traffic Control
3/13-15 – OSHA 2225 Respiratory Protection (uta.edu/ded/osha to register)
3/15 – Storm Water Qualified Person

Dino Franco
Associated Contractors
of New Mexico (ACNM)
Safety and Training Director
(505) 344-2072 Ext. 19
(505) 344 1554 Fax
dfranco@aconm.org
www.aconm.org
     

 

May

April:
 

7-11     Aggregate Training
8-10     HMA Training
9-10     Nuclear Densometer Training and Radiological Safety Certification
15-16   Soil Training   
17        Concrete Field Technician Certification
21-23   Aggregate Certification
23-24   HMA Certification
24-25   Soil Certification

  

 

Also, check out the ‘Classes Available at ACNM’ attachment to evaluate whether you need to schedule other training for your organization.
 

Click here for detailed schedule

  

Click here for detailed schedule