Next cohort: Mon, Jan 18 | Phoenix
We build people
before we build things
That means you.
Come to the Super PM Boot Camp. Five days, in person, where you learn the systems that make you a better builder, and take them from theory to the field.
Format
5 days
in person
Where
Phoenix
Arizona
Next cohort
Jan 18–22
2027
Tuition
$5,500
USD
Reserve my seat
Come to the Super PM Boot Camp
You will learn
how to…
Elevate your performance as a builder
Focus, personal organization, feedback, communication and team balance.
Plan a project
Macro and Norm Takt planning, zoning, logistics and procurement.
Implement flow in the Lean way
Turn scope, sequence, risk and handoffs into one visible plan on your project.
Implement the Last Planner® System
Pull Plans, day planning, huddles and reliable commitments.
Take it to the field
The daily routines that keep the plan alive on site.
Boots on the ground
It's not just theory.
It's implementation.
Here are the five days
Exactly what you'll learn
Laid out the way you’ll plan your next project: one visible plan, day by day. You’ll learn all those systems.
Foundations & Setup
Review & Simulation
Planning & Problem Solving
Team Coordination & Feedback
Leadership & Close-Out
Swipe to move through the week
Takt plan: Super PM Boot CampOne note = one topicMon–Thu 7:00 AM–5:30 PM, Fri 7:00 AM–1:00 PM
Day 1Monday · 7:00–5:30
Stabilize the leader
Build the foundation for clarity, focus, and flow.
Camp expectations and the why behind the work
Focus, physiology, and leadership mindset
Leadership blockers and team balance
Introduction to IPCS™
Macro Takt planning
Project signage, setup, and advanced logistics
Leader stable ✓
Day 2Tuesday · 7:00–5:30
Stabilize the project
See the project with fresh eyes and fix flow at the source.
IPCS™ recap and application
Fresh Eyes project review
Schedule, zoning, logistics, and procurement issues
Preconstruction overview
Hands-on Takt simulation
Team recap and review
Project stable ✓
Day 3Wednesday · 7:00–5:30
Build flow
Turn scope, sequence, risk, and handoffs into one visible plan.
Collaboration exercise
Pull Plan development
Remaining-scope Takt Pull Plan
Norm Plan updates for weekly and daily Takt
Re-zoning and risk alignment
Meeting system flow and structured problem-solving
Flow built ✓
Day 4Thursday · 7:00–5:30
Run the day
Create the routines that keep the plan alive.
Day Planning
IDS: Identify, Discuss, Solve
Worker huddles and team huddles
Norm Plan updates
Lean systems integration
Feedback exercise and content wrap-up
Daily rhythm ✓
Day 5Friday · 7:00–1:00
Lead the future
Define how you will show up when you return to the project.
Your biggest thing and personal clarity
Choose your leadership word
Communicating and marketing your value
Interviewing for the project
Personal organization review
Final closeout and next actions
Ready to lead ✓
Systems you’ll learn
The investment
What does it cost?
What do you get?
Tuition per participant
$5,500
Plus a 2.5% ticketing platform fee, added at checkout.
+ You pay for your hotel & travel
- Five full days of training
- All materials and simulation supplies
- Lunch, snacks, coffee, beverages
- Elevate Certificate of Completion
- Pre-camp orientation
- Post-camp support
Bringing four or more? Save 10% on team enrollment – use code TEAM10 at checkout, or request a company invoice.
What you get
Books
Keep learning long after the week ends.
Resources & guides
Templates and step-by-step guides for every system.
An immersive experience
You plan, build, simulate and solve. You don’t sit and watch.
Knowledge for your career
Systems you’ll use on every project after this one.
This will affect
the rest of your career
All the details
Where is it?
Location
Phoenix
Arizona
Venue details are sent with your registration.
Upcoming cohorts
2027
Mon–Thu 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Fri 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Fri 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Watch the boot camp
See it in action
Real rooms, real simulations, real jobsites. Pick a video to play it.
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New Super/PM Boot Camp for Construction
Next cohort: Jan 18–22, 2027 · Phoenix, AZ · $5,500
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Who should attend?
Superintendents, project managers, field engineers, foremen, builders, and people actively moving into field or project leadership. The program works for both newer leaders and experienced professionals who want a stronger operating system. Looking for something for your crew? See our field engineer and foremen programs.
Do I need prior Lean or Takt experience?
No. The week starts with foundations and builds into advanced application. Familiarity with construction helps you connect the systems to real work, but prior Lean or Takt training is not required. Start with a free masterclass or try the Last Planner® System masterclass.
Is the program online or in person?
It is 100% in person. The simulations, team exercises, live coaching, and shared problem-solving depend on full participation in the room.
What is the daily schedule?
Monday through Thursday run from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Friday is scheduled from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Do not book travel that requires leaving early.
What is included in the price?
Five days of instruction, all training materials, lunch, snacks, beverages, a certificate of completion, and post-camp support are included. Travel and lodging are handled by the participant.
Can I bring a real project challenge?
Yes. Real schedule, logistics, leadership, procurement, coordination, and field-office problems make the learning more useful. Bring construction documents if they will help you explain the challenge.
What should I bring?
Bring a notebook, a laptop or tablet, optional project documents, comfortable clothing, and the willingness to participate. Elevate provides the training and simulation materials.
Can our whole team attend?
Yes. Teams often see the greatest benefit because they return with shared language and shared systems. A 10% discount is available when four or more participants enroll together. Private company cohorts are also available. Explore team training or contact us for a private cohort.
What certificate will I receive?
Participants who complete the program receive an Elevate Certificate of Completion. This is practical, experience-based training rather than an academic degree or independent industry licensure.
How do company invoicing and seat substitutions work?
Contact Elevate directly for company invoicing, current cancellation terms, participant substitutions, and private-cohort options before purchase.
What should I look for in a construction management program?
The best construction management programs combine hands-on experience with proven management techniques. Look for training that addresses real challenges in the construction industry, including project planning, team leadership, and field-office coordination. Programs should be taught by instructors with actual construction experience, not just academic credentials. A certificate program like our Boot Camp provides immediately applicable skills without requiring years at a four-year college.
How does this Boot Camp compare to a construction management degree?
A traditional construction management degree from a four-year college provides broad theoretical knowledge and often leads to entry-level positions. Our Boot Camp is designed for working professionals who need practical skills they can apply on their next construction project. While a bachelor’s degree or associate degree in construction management covers building codes, construction documents, and civil engineering concepts, our program focuses on leadership, Lean systems, and management principles that drive results on the construction site. Many graduates of degree programs attend our Boot Camp to gain the hands-on experience their formal education didn’t provide.
What career pathways can this training support?
This construction management program supports multiple career pathways in the construction field. Current superintendents and project managers sharpen their skills for their existing roles. Project engineers and foremen prepare for leadership positions. General contractors and construction consultants gain systems they can implement across multiple projects. The technical skills and communication skills developed in this program benefit anyone pursuing growth in construction management, from those in entry-level positions to experienced leaders seeking continuous improvement.
Is this training recognized by the construction industry?
Yes. Elevate’s Boot Camp is recognized throughout the construction industry for producing measurable results. Unlike programs focused on exam preparation or academic credentials from government agencies or the American Council, our certificate program is valued because graduates return to their construction sites and immediately improve project outcomes. Companies in commercial construction, residential construction projects, and civil construction send their teams because they see the ROI in better project planning, reduced chaos, and stronger team performance.
How does this program help with problem solving on construction projects?
Problem solving is woven throughout the entire 5-day program. You’ll learn the IDS (Identify, Discuss, Solve) method for tackling issues as they arise. You’ll practice structured approaches to fixing schedule problems, logistics challenges, and communication breakdowns. The Takt Planning system teaches you to anticipate problems before they happen. Most importantly, you’ll work through real scenarios with peers from across the construction industry, building a network of innovative problem-solvers you can rely on long after the Boot Camp ends.
From the people in the room
When it clicks, it hits hard
“Most impactful training I have ever attended.”
Boot Camp participant
“My mind is blown. I cannot believe how much content Elevate shares.”
Boot Camp participant
“Being with Jason, Brandon, and the team is absolute fire.”
Boot Camp participant
Companies represented by past participants
DPR Construction
Hensel Phelps
Rodgers
Petticoat-Schmitt
Wohlsen
Blount
Come to the Super
PM Boot Camp
Built for the field
We've got it for
supers and PMs
Books, boards, training and checklists, all made for the people who run projects. At Boot Camp you put every one of them to work.
