Construction, Valuation, and Building Management
Construction, Valuation, and Building Management
Covers essential skills in construction management, property valuation, and building maintenance, ensuring effective project execution and asset optimization.
Course Topics
Project Management
This course equips participants with essential project management skills to achieve organizational goals. It covers the fundamentals of project management, agile methodologies, and risk management, enabling you to manage projects efficiently, implement agile practices, and effectively mitigate risks.
Bid & Tender Management
In the Industry 4.0 era, understanding bid and tender management is crucial due to the digitalization and complexity of the procurement process. This course emphasizes the need for management and employees to employ tactical and strategic solutions to navigate tender challenges effectively. It focuses on developing systematic approaches and applying the right skills and methods to achieve results aligned with organizational values and goals.
Bill of Quantity
A Bill of Quantities (BQ) is a critical document prepared by a quantity surveyor that details measured quantities from project drawings and specifications. It ensures all bidding contractors base their prices on the same information, facilitating easier and faster bid comparisons. An accurate BQ benefits both clients and contractors by supporting successful bidding processes and improving project outcomes.
Construction Contract & Dispute Resolution
This course provides an essential introduction to the rules and regulations governing the construction industry, focusing on legal requirements for engineers and project managers. It aims to ensure practitioners understand and adhere to relevant laws, preserving the interests of all stakeholders. The module simplifies and summarizes local cases and legislation to make the legal framework accessible and practical for professionals.
Cost Estimating
A cost estimate predicts the total expenses of a construction project, including materials, labor, machinery, and overheads. Prepared by quantity surveyors or cost estimators, it aids in budget decisions and cost tracking. Although similar to a Bill of Quantities, cost estimates serve a distinct purpose. Understanding the differences between these documents is crucial for construction professionals to effectively use each method and enhance project success.