• WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Since our founding in 1989, it’s been a core principle of ISC to develop and maintain a safe, skilled, qualified, and productive workforce. Through the creation of our own standards and programs, we’re able to ensure customers are provided a trusted, dedicated, and technically experienced team for every single job.

Our devotion to workforce development has earned ISC an active leadership role in the educational programs that shape the technical capabilities of our industry. From national accreditations (ABC, CURT, NCCER) to programs administered by state government, universities, technical colleges, and high schools, ISC continues to develop programs geared toward bettering our workforce and their performance.

Boots on the Ground

Boots on the Ground

Building the Workforce of the Future

ISC’s Boots on the Ground initiative seeks to attract and develop the workforce of the future. By partnering with communities to create a permanent pipeline of transitioning veterans, high school, and technical college graduates, ISC remains active in educating future generations to enter the construction trades.

The mission of Boots on the Ground is to:

  • RECRUIT

  • ASSESS

  • TRAIN

  • CERTIFY

  • RETAIN

  • RETIRE

Our commitment to educating and training future generations for successful careers helps make ISC an employer of choice. ISC supervisors and leaders complete extensive training including but not limited to NCCER certifications, which helps us deliver best in class solutions.

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NCCER Certified Craft

The National Center for Construction and Education Research (NCCER) is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization that has garnered national recognition with regards to craft training and certification with their development of the Contren Learning Series Curriculum.

Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. (ABC) is an NCCER partner in regards to training curriculum. Through partnership with NCCER and ABC, ISC provides all associates with the training required to meet our high standards for safety and quality.

ISC has adopted the NCCER’s criteria for a Certified Craftsman and has implemented that requirement across the board for all supervisors and journeymen craftsmen. To help our associates meet this requirement, ISC is an authorized NCCER Accredited Assessment Center (AAC) and an Accredited Training Sponsor (ATS). With these credentials we are able to perform NCCER Craft Training and Skill Assessments for our associates to achieve their certification.