01

CDL (Commercial Driver's License)

A federally regulated license that authorizes graduates to operate commercial vehicles, including dump trucks, tankers, and heavy equipment haulers. This credential alone opens doors across construction, logistics, and transportation industries — and it's a non-negotiable requirement for moving paving equipment and materials between job sites.

02

Asphalt Level 1
Certification

A federally regulated license that authorizes graduates to operate commercial vehicles, including dump trucks, tankers, and heavy equipment haulers. This credential alone opens doors across construction, logistics, and transportation industries — and it's a non-negotiable requirement for moving paving equipment and materials between job sites.

03

Asphalt Level 2
Certification

A federally regulated license that authorizes graduates to operate commercial vehicles, including dump trucks, tankers, and heavy equipment haulers. This credential alone opens doors across construction, logistics, and transportation industries — and it's a non-negotiable requirement for moving paving equipment and materials between job sites.

04

MOT (Maintenance of Traffic)

A specialized safety credential covering work zone setup, traffic control devices, flagger operations, lane closures, and DOT compliance. With infrastructure work happening on live roadways, MOT-certified workers are essential to every paving project — and far more valuable to employers than uncertified peers.

05

OSHA-10 Safety Certification

​The construction industry's baseline safety credential, covering hazard recognition, fall protection, PPE requirements, electrical safety, and worksite best practices. OSHA-10 is required by most major contractors and many state jobs before a worker is allowed on site.