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Value Engineering and Value Analysis for Construction
Course Format: Classroom
Value Engineering, (VE) and Value Analysis (VA), are processes of Value Management, (VM), that is described in BS EN 12973:2000. The Office of Government Commerce, (OGC), requires VM to be used at various stages of capital project development to achieve best value and more generally VM can help develop develop better and more effective managers, project managers and decision makers. This cour...
 

Road Safety Audit, Environmental & Sustainability Awareness for Highway Engineers
Course Format: Classroom
The roles of the Highway Engineers, Supervisors and Inspectors are central to the effective management of the highway network. It is important that all concerned with the design and management of the network have a full understanding of wider road safety, community responsibility and other issues. Aims and Objectives: This course is designed to address the situation where highway personnel ...
 

Engineering & Construction Contract
Course Format: Classroom
The NEC3 family of contracts continues to be used for a wide range of projects including civil engineering, process engineering and buildings. This one day course provides a background to the NEC3 family but also examines in detail the NEC3 Engineering & Construction Contract. Course Objectives: At the end of the course, delegates will be able to: Understand the NEC3 family of docu...
 

The Engineering and Construction Short Contract
Course Format: Classroom
The NEC suite of contracts continues to be used for a wide range of projects including civil engineering, process engineering and buildings. This course provides a background to the NEC suite but also examines in detail the NEC Engineering & Construction Short Contract. Aims and Objectives: At the end of the course, participants should be able to: Understand the philosophy of the ...
 

Hydrology & Hydraulics of River Engineering
Course Format: Classroom
Course Objectives: To gain an awareness and understanding of the fundamental hydraulics of open channel flow and how these can be used to analyse and predict stream behaviour To become aware of various hydraulic structures and how they interact with flows in rivers and streams To become familiar with the principles of the Flood Estimation Handbook To gain practical experience of the FEH...
 

Engineering Aspects of Sustainable Drainage Systems
Course Format: Classroom
This is a SuDS design course aimed at new graduate engineers. It will provide the basis for the design of Sustainable Drainage Systems. Course Objectives: At the end of the course the delegate should: Be able to undertake soakage tests. Be able to estimate greenfield run off rates. Be able to design infiltration devices. Understand the principles of attenuation. Understand how ...
 

Site Supervision of Civil Engineering Works
Course Format: Classroom
The course is designed to make delegates aware of the roles and responsibilities of the Engineer’s site staff, in particular the role of the Resident Engineer and Assistant Resident Engineer, based on the ICE Conditions of Contract. Where appropriate reference is made to other forms of contract, particularly the NEC. The course will concentrate on site organization, the role of the Resi...
 

Site Supervision of Civil Engineering Contracts
Course Format: Classroom
This course will make delegates aware of the roles and responsibilities of site staff operating under the New Engineering Contract (NEC), in particular the role of the Client and the Contractor. Aims & Objectives: This course is aimed at giving your delegates a thorough understanding of how the NEC works and the principles underpinning it. After this course, your delegates will be able t...
 

Concrete Technology and Construction for Engineers Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
The five-day training course is designed around a core of lectures supported by visual aids, which explain the essentials of concrete technology and construction. Printed notes serve as points of reference for future use. Demonstrations, practical workshops and site visits are programmed to reinforce the theoretical studies and overnight syndicate exercises assist in the development of teamwork...
 

Role of the Supervising Civil & Delegated Engineers
Course Format: Classroom
The role of the Supervising Civil Engineer (SCE) is central to the effective implementation of the Initial Professional Development (IPD) of aspiring Chartered, Incorporated, Associated Members or Technician Engineers. Course Objective: The SCE takes on the mantle of Project Manager and as such takes the responsibility of bringing the "project" to a successful conclusion. One of ...
 

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