Construction Supervision Skills

INTRODUCTION

The significance and applicability of effective and realistic techniques required to attain proficiency for professionals involved in construction plans will be covered in this training course on reading construction plans and specifications. The final stage of a project's lifetime, which includes procurement, construction, advanced design, preliminary design, and feasibility, is construction planning.

 The construction and execution of any building require a contract form, such as direct execution, and many steps must be completed after the construction paperwork were completed for projects to be delivered successfully. The application for a building permit is the first step in the construction process. After that, all plans and details are sent to the building department, where they are examined to make sure they comply with local building codes and zoning laws. Once this is done, a permit to begin construction is issued.

 In addition to the necessary technical understanding, inspection teams also need to grasp the administrative and application skills. Ensuring the success of a project depends on the effective management and supervision of construction sites, while also minimizing risks. If it is not properly handled and controlled, there could be a significant risk and subsequent damage. This online course provides an introduction to useful techniques for managing project time and expenses. Furthermore, the rates of achievement and the amount of money spent at any point during the project can be used to forecast the project's eventual cost and duration.

 This GLOMACS Construction Supervision Skills training course will feature:

• Gain experience with construction project management techniques
• Manage complex and challenging changes, claims, and disputes
• Recognize critical issues affecting project and site performance
• Meet deadlines and multitask at the site
• Apply innovative construction site supervision techniques to achieve project success.

Objectives

By the end of this Construction Supervision Skills training course, participants will be able to:

• Help control work quality, progress, and cost at the construction site; cultivate positive working relationships;
• Handle modifications, claims, and dispute resolution;
• Assess and regulate work techniques, resources, and systems to satisfy site work needs.
• A solid understanding of how building construction is carried out
• Gaining more expertise in the building construction process;
• Recognizing issues with reading building drawings and knowing how to address them;
• Acquiring knowledge of cost control and progress payment administration;
• Conducting project meetings and overseeing team and individual performance
  
  

Training Methodology

This Civil & Construction Engineering training course will utilise a variety of proven adult learning techniques to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information presented. The daily workshops will be highly interactive and participative. Videos and photos will be used for illustration.

Organisational Impact

Organisation will be able to expand and enhance their capacity in Construction Supervision by:

• Enhanced capacity for controlling and monitoring site supervision
• Better coordination and collaboration amongst construction parties
• Skillfully navigating and mitigating complex construction site scenarios, issues, problems, and challenges
• Effectively managing complex changes, claims, and counterclaims at the construction site
• Carefully choosing the project organization and honing management skills
• Saving waste money and time by mastering cost and time management

Personal Impact

By attending this training course, delegates will be able to increase their skill sets and competencies in:

• Skilful oversight of diverse building site situations
• Managing milestones: organizing, arranging, and allocating resources at different stage gates
• Communicating with and interacting with complex and demanding stakeholders
• Using tools and tactics for conflict and dispute resolution, including change, claims, counterclaims
• Successfully monitoring site progress and guaranteeing adherence to several tiers of key performance indicators
• Enhancing the technical proficiency of construction management

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This Construction Supervision Skills training course is designed for persons who desire to learn practical site management techniques that will assist them in completing work tasks, managing and matching key site stakeholders' expectations, establishing and maintaining priorities, and meeting deadlines for work and projects. 

This GLOMACS Construction Supervision Skills training course is suitable for a wide range of Construction Project Management Professionals but will greatly benefit: 

• Site Engineers
• Cost Engineers
• Site Superintendents
• Construction Managers
• Project Management Professionals
• New Construction Project Professionals