We’ll Help You Build a Great Career
Are you looking for a hands-on education that will teach you in-demand skills and lead to immediate and abundant job opportunities? That’s exactly what you’ve found in South Piedmont’s Construction Management Technology options.
Our Construction Management Technology labs are stocked with residential and commercial training structures and industry-standard equipment. You’ll learn from experienced faculty members who will have you practicing your emerging skills from day one.
Put all that together, and you’ll receive an education that will stand the test of time.
The Program Options
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15%
Increase in construction management jobs expected for Anson and Union counties through 2036 (Lightcast data, 2026)
$101,689
Median salary of construction managers in Anson and Union counties. Your salary will vary. (Lightcast data, 2026)
30
Employers hiring construction managers in Anson and Union counties. (Lightcast data, Aug. 2026)
Our Area is Growing. Your Career Can Too.
Anson and Union counties are growing at a rapid pace, meaning houses and commercial structures are being built seemingly overnight. All that new development means increased demand for construction personnel.
South Piedmont’s Construction Management Technology options are designed to help you enter and advance in this exciting career field. Our curriculum covers everything from essential construction skills to site safety, personnel supervision, labor relations, diversity training, construction techniques and documentation, scheduling, resource and cost control, bid strategies, rework prevention, construction insurance and bonding, accident management and investigation, laws and regulations, and communication skills.
Whether you want an entry-level position in construction or you want to position yourself for construction management roles, we have an option to meet your goals.
Preparation for the Workforce
When I first started in the Construction Management Technology program, I didn’t know anything about construction. I’m learning about all the different kinds of tools and wood and types of construction. It’s very intriguing to me, and I feel more confident. When I go to get a construction job, I won’t be nervous because I have the knowledge.
Justin McCoy, Construction Management Technology program student
Construction Management Technology FAQ
Construction Management Technology is a degree program that prepares students to supervise, coordinate, inspect, and manage construction projects. Students learn construction methods, building codes, project planning, estimating, site safety, scheduling, and construction project management skills needed in today’s construction industry.
Graduates can pursue careers as construction managers, project coordinators, construction estimators, site supervisors, inspectors, project administrators, and other roles in the construction industry. Construction management professionals work with contractors, developers, architects, engineers, and government agencies.
Students gain practical knowledge in construction materials and methods, print reading, building codes, estimating, site safety, construction documentation, scheduling, resource management, and project coordination. Coursework is designed to help students understand both the technical and managerial aspects of construction projects.
Construction management is an excellent career choice for individuals who enjoy problem-solving, leadership, planning, and working in a fast-paced environment. The field combines technical construction knowledge with business and management skills, creating opportunities for career advancement and leadership positions.
No. South Piedmont’s Construction Management Technology program is designed for both students who are new to the construction industry and those who already have construction experience and want to advance into leadership or management roles.
Students study topics such as construction materials and methods, construction codes and inspections, print reading, estimating, sustainable building practices, site safety, and construction project management.
Many students begin their education at a community college to save money before transferring to a bachelor’s degree program. Students interested in transferring should work with an academic advisor to explore available transfer pathways and university partnerships.
The Associate in Applied Science degree in Construction Management Technology can typically be completed in about two years of full-time study. Students may also have part-time enrollment options available.
South Piedmont offers affordable tuition, small class sizes, experienced instructors, hands-on learning opportunities, and training that aligns with industry needs. The program is designed to prepare students for entry-level careers in construction management and related fields.
Construction Technology focuses primarily on building and skilled trade techniques, while Construction Management focuses on planning, supervising, scheduling, budgeting, and managing construction projects and teams. Construction managers oversee projects from start to finish while coordinating workers, materials, schedules, and resources.
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Our Work-Based Learning program will help you gain hands-on experience in your field.
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