| Level II Certification The Michigan Department of Transportation requires that all Quality Control Administrators on QA/QC projects be certified as Level II Concrete Technicians. In order to become certified as a Level II Concrete Technician, students must maintain a current Level I certification and pass a written examination. The Level II certification advances the principles introduced in the Level I course to include aggregates for concrete, mix design theory, strength evaluation, placement/finishing practices, and troubleshooting. To increase their chances of successfully completing the Level II course, participants should have strong basic math skills, a working knowledge of aggregates for concrete, concrete fundamentals, concrete mix design, testing procedures for fresh concrete, and trial batch and field adjustments. Recertification for Level II is required every three years. Participants who are recertifying may choose which course days they would like to attend and are only required to sit for the exam. However, we do reccomend that they attend all three days of the course so they are able to review the material and are aware of any recent changes to the material. The Level II course usually adheres to the following agenda:
The exam is an open book exam consisting of approximately 30 questions. Students will be tested on the content of the course and will have two hours to complete the exam. Upon the successful completion of the exam, each technician will a receive wallet card and a plaque from the Michigan Concrete Paving Association. Level II Dates
Level II Fees
Payment in full must accompany registration to hold a seat in a course. Registrations and substitutions will be accepted up to ten days before the course/exam date. The course fee includes the cost of all required course materials as well as exams.
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