Pervious Concrete

Contractor Training

Learn proper placement, consolidation, jointing, curing, and installation practices that help crews deliver successful pervious concrete projects the first time.

Build The Right Process

Pervious Concrete Requires A Different Approach.

Pervious concrete is not placed, consolidated, finished, or cured like conventional concrete. Success depends on coordination between the supplier, contractor, crew, equipment, project requirements, and curing process.

PCS training helps teams understand the complete installation workflow before the first truck arrives.

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Plan Before Placement

Coordinate materials, equipment, access, crew assignments, weather, and curing before the pour begins.

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Train The Complete Crew

Help everyone understand how pervious concrete behaves and how each role affects the completed installation.

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Protect The Finished Work

Use disciplined curing and protection practices to preserve moisture and support the intended performance.

Training Curriculum

What Your Crew Will Learn

Training can be adapted to crew experience, project requirements, and the type of installation being planned.

Pre-Pour Planning

Review logistics, project requirements, placement sequence, crew responsibilities, equipment, and curing materials.

Subgrade And Base Readiness

Understand preparation, moisture, drainage, access, and conditions that can affect placement.

Placement

Manage discharge, movement, strike-off, timing, and crew coordination without conventional finishing practices.

Consolidation

Apply appropriate consolidation while protecting the open structure required for permeability.

Jointing

Coordinate joint layout, timing, and execution with the selected placement process.

Curing And Protection

Begin curing quickly and maintain protection to reduce moisture loss during the critical early period.

Quality Control

Recognize field conditions, process controls, and warning signs that may affect the final installation.

Troubleshooting

Identify common workflow failures and understand when to stop, adjust, or request additional support.

Who Should Attend

Built For The Complete Project Team.

Bring together the people responsible for planning, supplying, placing, inspecting, and protecting the work.

Concrete Contractors
Foremen
Finishers
Project Managers
Inspectors
Ready-Mix Personnel
Municipal Teams
Public Works Teams

Flexible Delivery

Training That Fits The Work.

PCS can help determine the most appropriate format based on your crew, project schedule, location, and experience level.

Jobsite Training

Training aligned with a planned installation, crew, and project conditions.

Private Crew Session

A focused session for one company, project team, or group of field personnel.

Scheduled Class

Instructor-led training delivered at a scheduled location for registered attendees.

Project-Specific Support

Guidance structured around an upcoming project, specification, or installation challenge.

Request Training

Tell Us About Your Crew And Project.

Complete the request below. A Pro Contractor Supply team member will review your needs and follow up regarding format, scheduling, location, and next steps.

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Contact Information

Tell us who PCS should contact regarding the training request.

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Training Needs

Help us understand the crew, preferred format, and timing.

Primary training goals
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Project Information

Share any upcoming project or jobsite details that may affect training.

Submitting this request does not confirm a training date. Pro Contractor Supply will contact you to review availability, scope, location, and scheduling.