Welcome to the AI Tradie Construction Course community. You're in the right place. This community is where the real learning happens — the lessons give you the tools, the community is where you actually use them. Before anything else, do these 3 things: 1. Introduce yourself — post in the 👋 Introductions category and tell us: - Your name and role (e.g. "Jake, PM on a $14M road job in NSW") - Your biggest weekly admin pain point - Which Day of the course you're starting on 2. Bookmark the Classroom — all 20 lessons are in the Classroom tab above. Start with Day 1 and work through in order. Each lesson is short. Each one has a prompt you can use today. 3. Come back and post your first win — when a prompt saves you time, recovers a variation, or just produces something you're actually proud of, share it in the 💡 Prompt Wins category. Even one sentence. It helps everyone. How the community is organised: 📣 Announcements — updates, new tips, and course news from Alex. Check here first. 👋 Introductions — say hello, tell us who you are and what trade you're in. 💡 Prompt Wins — share a real result. Before/after, time saved, money recovered — anything goes. ❓ Questions & Help — stuck on a lesson, a prompt, or how to apply something to your job? Ask here. One last thing: AI in construction isn't about replacing anyone. It's about getting home on time. That's what this course is for. See you in the community — Alex

Those working in the Australian construction industry are drowning in admin. Estimators are pricing tenders at 8pm. Project managers are writing variation letters between phone calls. Accounts are chasing debtors that should already be paid. HSEQ are rewriting the same SWMS for the fourth job this month. Everyone's busy. Nothing important is finished. This course is the antidote — 20 short lessons that teach your office team how to use AI (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot) on real construction work. Not theory. Not hype. Just leverage. Each lesson gives you a copy-paste prompt you can use on a real job today — on tenders, variations, SWMS, ITPs, debtor letters, weekly reports, the lot.