Construction Management هذه الدورة تدرس باللغة الإنجليزية

تفاصيل الدورة

Construction Management Advanced Diploma Level 7.

Diploma of achievement in Construction Management. Additional CPD Accredited Certificate with 200 CPD points available without extra study.

Successful Construction managers dedicate their careers to building the world we all live in. In terms of job satisfaction and fulfilment, there really is no comparison. Not only this, but the services of capable Construction managers are in consistently high demand worldwide. Hence, it can also be one of the most lucrative professions for qualified candidates. If a career in Construction Management is something you’re considering, there’s really never been better time to study for a Construction Management Diploma Level 7!
This advanced-level Construction Management Diploma Level 7 provides learners with an intensive yet digestible introduction to the contemporary Construction sector and its key contributors. Develop the practical skills, knowledge and confidence to step into the Construction Management profession as a competent and capable leader. Whether looking to join an established Construction organisation or set up your own business from scratch, the teachings and industry insights within this inspiring course could make all the difference.

Construction Management - Course Outline

This intensive yet accessible Construction Management - Level 7 is delivered across 20 modules – each concluding with an online assessment to verify your acquired knowledge and competencies. Your assigned tutor will provide you with comprehensive support at all times, in order to assist with your successful completion of each unit.

Module 1 - Construction Management - An Introduction

• Market Size and its Importance
• Features of the Construction Industry
• Multiplicity of Agencies
• Productivity and Labour Quality
• Role of Construction Supervisor

• Project Life Cycle
• Project Phases and Processes
• Executing and Control Phase
• Investment Appraisal
• Project Statutory Clearance
• Project Scope Definition
• Planning Processes

• About the Work Breakdown Structure
• The Role of a Work Breakdown Structure
• Creating a Work Breakdown Structure

• Estimating Tips and Techniques
• Tips for Increasing Estimation Accuracy
• Identifying Task Dependencies
• Task Dependency Types

• Types of Network Diagrams
• Critical Path Method
• Creating a Network Diagram
• PERT vs. CPM

• Uncertainty and Risk Management
• Risk Management Planning
• Monitoring and Controlling Risk

• Estimate of a Construction Project
• Estimation during Feasibility Studies
• Estimating for Planning and Scheduling
• Estimation for Variations

• Types of Buildings
• Zoning and Other Factors
• Environmental Impact Study (EIS)
• Construction at Rock Sites
• Engineering Geology
• Flood Plains and Flood Protection

• Access To Site And Site Roads
• Types of Construction
• Storing Various Construction Materials
• Lime
• Structural and Reinforce Steel
• Roofing Materials
• Boards

• Equipment Selection
• Equipment Productivity
• Product Features and Attachments
• Advantages of Purchasing Equipment

• Equipment Management Organisation
• Spare Parts Inventory
• Availability of Spare Parts
• Inventory Management
• STOCK PLANNING
• Field Repairs and Maintenance Facilities
• Data Bank

• Material Planning and Control
• Issues Confronting Material Management
• Quality Specification
• Material Handling and Equipment

• Roles and Functions
• Objectives of Manpower Planning at Construction Sites
• Techniques of Manpower Planning

• Defining, Evaluating and Managing Teams
• The Stages of Team Development
• Plus More

• Understanding Conflicts and Its Types
• Different Stages of Conflict
• The Role of Communication in Conflict Resolution

• An Introduction to Workplace Violence
• Role of Communication Skills in Anger Management
• Developing a Policy and Program for Workplace Violence

• Elements of Purchasing
• Materials Purchasing System
• Stores Systems and Procedures

• Vendor Management
• Vendor Registration and Development
• Vendor Rating
• Aims of Vendor Rating

• Quality Control
• Advantages of Quality Control
• Contractor Quality Control
• Incentives and Penalties

• Competitive Bid Contracts
• Combined Lump Sum and Unit Price Contracts
• Insurance Contracts and Claims