Welcome to Fieldworks. By purchasing or using this course, you agree to the terms below. If you don’t agree, please don’t enroll.
Fieldworks provides training designed to help people understand and perform Project Engineer–related tasks in the construction industry. The course is educational only. It does not replace employer training, jobsite experience, professional judgment, licensing, or safety certifications.
Completing this course does not guarantee a job, promotion, pay increase, certification, or license. Results depend on your experience, effort, employer, and market conditions.
You must be at least 18 years old to enroll. When you sign up, you confirm that the information you provide is accurate.
Payment must be completed before course access is granted. Access is for one person only. Sharing logins or course materials is not allowed and may result in loss of access without a refund.
Unless clearly stated otherwise at checkout, all sales are final once course access is provided.
All videos, lessons, templates, slides, downloads, and other materials belong to Fieldworks. You may use them for your personal learning only. You may not copy, share, sell, post, or distribute any part of the course without written permission.
Fieldworks does not provide legal advice, engineering approvals, safety certifications, OSHA or Cal/OSHA training, or professional licenses. You are responsible for following your employer’s rules, project contract documents, and all local, state, and federal regulations.
You agree to use the course responsibly. Do not misuse the content, misrepresent your qualifications, or use the material in unsafe or unlawful ways. Doing so may result in loss of access.
Fieldworks is not responsible for jobsite incidents, employment decisions, financial losses, or outcomes related to how the course material is used. You use the course at your own discretion and risk.
We may update the course content or these terms from time to time. Continuing to use the course means you accept any updates.
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California.