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Associated General Contractors of New Hampshire

AGC of NH's Events & Trainings

AGC of NH Annual Construction Industry Bramble Golf Tournament
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Registration for the Associated General Contractors of NH's 2020 Construction Industry Golf Tournament is now open!

Please join us on September 3rd at Candia Woods in Candia, NH for a bramble tournament.

The health and safety of our members is our highest priority. The association will be taking special precautions in accordance to proper social distancing practices. As such, there will be no color ball contest this year, and all participants are encouraged to bring hand sanitizer and face masks to wear when necessary.

Featuring:
  • Casino Hole
  • String Game & Mulligans
  • First & Second Place Winning Teams
  • Company Challenge Trophy
  • Hole in One
  • Longest Drive
  • Straightest Drive
  • Closest to the Pin

To register your foursome CLICK HERE

Sponsorship opportunities HERE

Special thanks to our generous sponsors:
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AGC of NH & NH DOT Construction Overview Seminar
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Out of concern for the health and safety of our members, and in line with the updated Stay-at-Home 2.0 regulations issued by Governor Chris Sununu, we have made the decision NOT to go forward with holding our scheduled AGC/DOT Construction Overview Seminar at the Marriott on June 25th.

Members who have registered should have already received their refund. If you have been invoiced, please disregard the invoice. AGC is currently working with DOT and event sponsors to transition the seminar online later this summer. We will continue to provide updates through emails and posts on our website to keep everyone informed about future events. Please let us know if you have any questions. You can reach us at 603.225.2701 or by email at info@agcnh.org.

As always, thank you for your continued support of the association throughout these challenging times.
Special thanks to our generous sponsors:
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AGC of NH "Train the Trainer" Flagging Course
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New Hampshire's Department of Transportation requires that flaggers working on state-funded road construction projects be trained in accordance with their specification. AGC of NH periodically offers a "train the trainer" course, allowing companies to send employees to this class that can then train other employees within your company to become flaggers.

The next AGC of NH Flagging Course has been postponed. Date is to be determined. The AGC of NH course covers NH DOT regulations on flag person training, proper use of equipment, placement of flaggers on the site, etc. All participants who complete the course and pass an exam will receive a pocket card signifying course completion and training materials.
Reference Materials:
  • For a copy of the AGC of NH Flagger Handbook, which references components of flagger safety, CLICK HERE.
ClickSafety Virtual Training
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AGC of NH has partnered with ClickSafety to offer contractors a comprehensive library of online courses, many available in both English and Spanish. The courses cover a variety of construction safety and general industry topics. AGC of NH members save on all courses!

Courses include 10 and 30-hour OSHA Outreach Training, Safety & Health Fundamentals, Mold in Construction, and more.

CLICK HERE for all available courses.
Benefits of Online Learning:
  • Workers can train 24/7, any day, any time and during any shift with any internet connection.
  • Studies show that interactive, computer based training can cut training times by as much as 80%.
  • Save up to 70% off training costs by eliminating travel, increasing flexibility, and reducing training time.
  • It's not just fast, it's good! Studies show comprehensive rates increase by as much as 200% when employees can learn at their own pace.