Registration
Scheduling Procedures
Only UBC members are eligible for CICC certification programs. If you are a member of the UBC, contact your local center for information on how to register for the certification tests and a schedule of the next certification test administration date.
In order to apply for UBC Membership, you must be at least 18 years old, you must be eligible to work in
the US or Canada, and you must fill-out and submit an application. The UBC is divided into five districts,
each district is further divided into one of 17 Regions, and each Region is managed by a Regional
Council. To find the Regional Council closest to you and obtain a copy of the application, please visit:
https://www.carpenters.org/join-us/
All written exams are administered in person with live proctors at Pearson VUE testing centers. To find the Pearson VUE testing center closest to you, please visit: https://home.pearsonvue.com/cicc and click on "Find a test center".
All practical exams are administered in person with live proctors at UBC training centers. To find the UBC training center closest to you, please visit: https://www.carpenters.org/training-center/, or similar.
Code of Conduct and Candidate Agreements
All CICC candidates will be required to read, agree to, and indicate complete understanding by signing the Code of Conduct and the Candidate Agreement prior to taking any CICC certification examination.
The purpose of the CICC Code of Conduct is to establish requirements for certification candidates to act in a responsible and ethical manner before, during, and after examination procedures and while working as a CICC certification holder. The Candidate Agreement outlines the responsibilities and obligations of both the CICC and the candidate. Further, it serves to make clear each party’s duties to one another and to the integrity of the certification program.
By signing these agreements, certification candidates agree to abide by the Code of Conduct, Candidate Agreement, and requirements identified in the certification program’s Candidate Information Brochure. These documents will be made available for candidates to review in advance of testing and candidates will be required to sign them prior to taking the written examination. Candidates who do not sign these agreements will not be allowed to take the certification test(s). There will be no exceptions made to this policy.
Building Envelope Candidate Agreement
Go to the Certification Programs page and select the program to find each program's Candidate Information Brochure.