A Guide to the American Concrete Institute (ACI)
By ProMatcher Staff
American Concrete Institute
Founded: 1904
Headquarters: Farmington Hills, Michigan
Formerly known as: National Association of Cement Users
The American Concrete Institute (ACI) is a non-profit organization that supports the concrete industry through advocacy, research, outreach, and education. They work to ensure high-quality concrete work The ACI has nearly 100 chapters and almost 20,000 individual members across the world.
What does the ACI do?
- Sponsors and publishes research
- Holds conventions, conferences, seminars, and events
- Issues newsletters and other publications
- Facilitates discussion, networking, community within the industry
- Offers certifications and training to its members
- Establishes best practices for concrete work in the construction industry
- Provides technical resources to professionals
ACI Membership
The American Concrete Institute offers five membership options:
1) Individual memberships
2) Young Professional memberships
3) Student memberships
4) Organizational memberships
5) Sustaining memberships
ACI Certifications
The ACI awards certifications to professionals that meet the required criteria. Earning a certification typically entails completing a training course and passing an examination. There are 20 different programs available, including Concrete Construction Special Inspector, Masonry Field Testing Technician, Commercial Flatwork Specialist, and Concrete Strength Testing Technician. These credentials can be verified online, through the ACI’s website.
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