Construction Management & Civil Engineering Courses
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Construction management and civil engineering courses prepare engineers and managers to deliver building and infrastructure projects on time, within budget and to specification. They reflect the scale of GCC giga-projects and the contract forms used across the region, especially FIDIC. Delivered in Dubai, London and online, in English or Arabic.
Who these courses are for
Project and site engineers, construction managers, planners, quantity surveyors, consultants' supervision staff and client-side project teams.
What you will cover
- Construction planning, scheduling and progress control
- Cost estimating, quantity surveying and value engineering
- FIDIC contracts, variations, delay analysis and claims
- Site supervision, quality control and inspection
- Structural, geotechnical and infrastructure fundamentals
- Construction safety and handover management
How you can attend
Attend in Dubai, London or another of our cities, join live online, or run the programme in-house. For BIM and CAD software, see our CAD/BIM/GIS courses. See each course page for dates and fees.
Frequently asked questions
Which FIDIC books do the courses cover?
Mainly the Red Book (construction designed by the employer), the Yellow Book (design-build) and the Silver Book (EPC/turnkey), in their 2017 editions, with notes on the 1999 forms still used on many GCC projects.
How is this different from the project management courses?
Project management courses apply to any sector. These courses focus on building and infrastructure work: site supervision, quantities, construction claims and civil engineering topics.
Are the courses only for engineers?
No. Commercial, contracts and client-side staff also benefit, especially from the planning, cost and claims topics.