Construction Management Diploma Level 1-3

Course details

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The important phases of a construction management project, including design, pre-construction, procurement, construction, and commissioning/completion, and the key activities that take place in each phase.
The key technical skills and personal attributes needed to become a good construction manager, including how to develop a career in the field of construction management.
How project management skills can be successfully used within construction, including estimating and bidding for construction work and how to write a successful tender.
The importance of health and safety on a construction site, including how to conduct risk assessments, manual handling techniques, and dealing with accidents, injuries, and hazardous materials.
How to choose, purchase, and manage equipment and building materials, including the importance of sustainability and environmentally friendly policies in the construction sector.
Implementing appropriate storage and waste management strategies on a construction site, and why training is vital for all workers within construction.
An understanding of the purchasing process within a construction project, how to implement a stock control process, and how to successfully negotiate with suppliers as part of a good purchasing strategy.
How to ensure good quality across the different phases of construction management, including quality standards and dealing with site inspections and legal regulations.
An overview of different types of employment and worker statutes found in the construction sector, including the use of contractors and subcontractors, and common reasons for disputes and ways to avoid and resolve conflict.
Benefits of taking the course:

A comprehensive introduction to construction management in the first module, followed by detailed information on specific areas in subsequent modules.
A broad and all-encompassing knowledge in the field of construction management, covering both specific and technical construction detail and more general management principles.
The ability to study from anywhere with an internet connection and at a pace that is comfortable for you, with no time limit for completing the course.
The convenience of studying training material on any device, including computers, tablets, or mobile phones.
Access to convenient online support while you train, with a comprehensive syllabus that will assist you in acquiring the knowledge necessary to fast track you in the process to becoming a construction manager.
The opportunity to gain prospects while applying for work or other opportunities in the industry, with a certified and recognized certificate upon successful course completion.
An affordable pricing structure.