Gear UP
Each day, Corpsmembers gear up to make the world a better place. Check out what tools they use to enhance our built environment!
Know Before You Go
Schedule
Corpsmembers may work variable schedules depending on projects, typically working four 10-hour days Monday to Thursday.
Emergencies
Corpsmembers must be willing to respond to emergencies and be dispatched for lengthy periods of time with little or no notice.
Eligibility
There is no prior experience required or additional eligibility requirements, aside from our standard program eligibility, to serve on these crews.
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Explore our locations
At 21 locations across California, CCC Corpsmembers work on projects to make the built environment more resilient. Please note: projects may vary across centers.
This training is offered at all CCC centers except for the Los Piños and Magalia locations.
Chico Center
As many as three Chico Center crews may complete Built Environment related projects. Projects may include Caltrans Fish Passage Survey, defensible space assessments and clearance, and others.
Delta Center
As many as three Delta Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include Micke Grove Zoo improvements, sidewalk enhancements, and defensible space assessments and clearance.
Fortuna Center
As many as three Fortuna Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include Caltrans storm water clearance, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Fresno Center
As many as three Fresno Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include lighting surveys and energy retrofits at local schools and government buildings, culvert clearing and maintenance, and defensible space assessments and clearance.
Inland Empire Center
As many as four Inland Empire Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include Caltrans storm water clearance, Prop 68 construction projects, and defensible space assessments and clearance.
Los Angeles Center
As many as three Los Angeles Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include storm water clearance, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Los Padres Center
As many as three Los Padres Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include storm water improvement work in local parks, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Mendocino Center
As many as three Mendocino Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include culvert clearing and maintenance, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Monterey Bay Center
As many as two Monterey Bay Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may defensible space assessments and clearance, storm water drain clearance, and more.
Norwalk Center
As many as four Norwalk Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include lighting surveys and energy retrofits at local schools and government buildings, culvert clearing and maintenance, and defensible space assessments and clearance.
Pomona Center
As many as four Pomona Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include culvert clearing and maintenance, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Placer Center
As many as five Placer Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include storm water and culvert drain clearance, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Redding Center
As many as three Redding Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include culvert clearing and maintenance, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Sacramento Center
As many as four Sacramento Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include lighting surveys and energy retrofits at local schools and government buildings, culvert clearing and maintenance, and defensible space assessments and clearance.
Santa Maria Center
One Santa Maria Center crew may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may defensible space assessments and clearance, storm water drain clearance, and more.
San Diego Center
As many as four San Diego Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include culvert clearing and maintenance, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Salinas Center
One Salinas Center crew may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may defensible space assessments and clearance, storm water drain clearance, and more.
Siskiyou Center
The Siskiyou Center crew may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include culvert clearing and maintenance, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Tahoe Center
As many as three Tahoe Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include culvert clearing and maintenance, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Solano Center
As many as two Solano Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include culvert clearing and maintenance, defensible space assessments and clearance, and more.
Vista Center
As many as two Vista Center crews may complete Built Environment projects. Project work may include lighting surveys and energy retrofits at local schools and government buildings, culvert clearing and maintenance, and defensible space assessments and clearance.
Ask Us Anything
We know you have questions about CCC’s training program. Here are some of the common one’s we get related to the built environment. Have more questions? Give us a call!
Talk to A Recruiter
Where can I work on energy projects?
For those interested in energy, CCC’s Sacramento, Fresno, Vista, and Norwalk centers may have opportunities available. While working on energy projects, please note that Corpsmembers’ schedules often switch. To complete energy surveys and lighting retrofits, crews typically work evening shifts when buildings are vacant.
Do I need prior experience?
No prior work experience is required to join the CCC, we will help you get trained and certified so you can launch a successful career.
Also, in terms of education, we have Corpsmembers who have college degrees, some who’ve attended college for some or no time, and some who need their high school diploma. You do not need a diploma nor a degree to join. Please note, if you have not obtained your high school diploma, while enrolled in the CCC you must work to earn one through our partnered charter schools.
I have a disability. Can I still join?
CCC can work with individuals to offer reasonable accommodations. If you have a disability that may impact your ability to participate in program activities, please talk with your recruiter.
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