Construction Management
This inspiring Level 4 Diploma in Construction Management has been designed for candidates intent on taking this remarkable industry by storm. Capitalise on record-demand for qualified Construction managers worldwide, studying a breakdown of Construction projects and supervisory requirements, forecasting and budgeting for Construction projects, building vendor relations, materials management, HR management, workforce deployment, performance management and so much more besides. Take the first step towards the career you know you’re capable of, with the help of BOLC!
Construction Management - Learning Objectives
Our highest-level Construction Management Certificate has been designed for candidates who are genuinely serious about climbing the career ladder to top-level leadership positions. No prior experience or education is required to get the most out of this Construction Management advanced online study program, which begins with the basics before moving onto more intensive and complex industry issues.
Candidates are provided with a comprehensive overview of the functions, the importance and the challenges faced by the Construction industry, along with the roles and responsibilities of those who work at a variety of levels. Discover what it takes to effectively manage human resources, materials, vendors, finances and every aspect of a typical Construction project from start to finish.
Construction Management - Course Outline
This intensive yet accessible Construction Management Diploma is delivered across 10 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.
Unit 1 - Introduction to Construction Management
This Construction Management unit covers the following key topics:
- Market Size and its Importance
- Features of the Construction Industry
- Multiplicity of Agencies
- Productivity and Labour Quality
- Role of Construction Supervisor
- Responsibilities of the Construction Supervisor
- Construction Supervisor and the Phases of Construction Project
- Supervision for the Construction Agency
Unit 2 - Development and Organisation of Construction Projects
This Construction Management unit covers the following key topics:
- Project Life Cycle
- Project Phases and Processes
- Executing and Control Phase
- Planning and Designing Phase
- Orthodox Construction Approach
- Investment Appraisal
- Project Statutory Clearance
- Project Scope Definition
- Planning Processes
Unit 3 - Importance of Estimation in Construction Work
This Construction Management unit covers the following key topics:
- Estimate of a Construction Project
- Estimation during Feasibility Studies
- Quick Method of Approximate Estimate
- Estimation during the Project Report Stage and for Project Approval Execution Strategy
- Estimating for Planning Bill of Quantities
- Estimating for Planning and Scheduling
Unit 4 - Preliminary Investigations, Location and Site Selection
This Construction Management unit covers the following key topics:
- Types of Buildings
- Zoning and Other Factors
- Environmental Impact Study (EIS)
- Criteria for Location and Site Selection
- Structure of Rock
- Construction at Rock Sites
- Engineering Geology
Unit 5 - Site Organisation
This Construction Management unit covers the following key topics:
- Access To Site And Site Roads
- Types of Construction
- Storing Various Construction Materials
- Lime
- Structural and Reinforce Steel
- Roofing Materials
- Boards
Unit 6 - Planning for Equipment
This Construction Management unit covers the following key topics:
- Equipment Selection
- Equipment Productivity
- Product Features and Attachments
- Matching of Construction Equipment and Plant
- Advantages of Purchasing Equipment
Unit 7 - Equipment Management
This Construction Management unit covers the following key topics:
- Equipment Management Organisation
- 1Spare Parts Inventory
- Availability of Spare Parts
- Inventory Management
- STOCK PLANNING
- Necessity of Maintenance Management
- Principal Aspects and Methods of Maintenance
Unit 8 - Material Management
- Material Planning and Control
- Stores and Inventory Control
- Importance of Material Management
- Issues Confronting Material Management
- Quality Specification
- Centralised versus Decentralised Purchasing
- Vendor Rating
Unit 9 - Purchase and Storage Management
- Elements of Purchasing
- Materials Purchasing System
- Offer Processing Stage
- Management of Receipts
Unit 10 - Human Resource Management
- Roles and Functions of HR Management
- Manpower Planning for Construction Companies
- Techniques of Manpower Planning
- Sources of Recruitment
- Components of Salary
- Plus more
