Introduction to Design Management in Construction – Level 1

Introduction to Design Management in Construction – Level 1, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 24 lectures, based on 49 reviews, and has 3402 subscribers.

You will learn about Design Management in Construction An introduction to the construction and architecture industry in the UK A particular focus on Contractor-Led and Design-Build projects What a design manager does and what the job entails Understand what 'the design' is and how it is managed, tracked and reported on Design delivery processes and frameworks and an introduction to the RIBA Plan of Work How funding, procurement and technology have influenced the role of the design manager How to work as a design manager contractor-led and design-build procurement projects Preconstruction, development, construction delivery design managers and how each role differs Who is in the professional design team (ie engineers, architects, specialist suppliers etc) and how to work with them The design programme This course is ideal for individuals who are People working on a building site – construction managers, foremen and other tradespeople or Design coordinators and design managers who work in the field and are looking to progress their careers or Architects, engineers, interiors designers and other design professionals looking to make a career change and move into design management or Supply chain subcontractors who manage design such as structural steel frames, prefabricated elements, kitchens, lighting etc or Developers, investors and employers who appoint design managers to represent their design interests It is particularly useful for People working on a building site – construction managers, foremen and other tradespeople or Design coordinators and design managers who work in the field and are looking to progress their careers or Architects, engineers, interiors designers and other design professionals looking to make a career change and move into design management or Supply chain subcontractors who manage design such as structural steel frames, prefabricated elements, kitchens, lighting etc or Developers, investors and employers who appoint design managers to represent their design interests.

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Title: Introduction to Design Management in Construction – Level 1

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 24

Number of Published Lectures: 24

Number of Curriculum Items: 24

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 24

Original Price: £89.99

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What You Will Learn

• Design Management in Construction
• An introduction to the construction and architecture industry in the UK
• A particular focus on Contractor-Led and Design-Build projects
• What a design manager does and what the job entails
• Understand what 'the design' is and how it is managed, tracked and reported on
• Design delivery processes and frameworks and an introduction to the RIBA Plan of Work
• How funding, procurement and technology have influenced the role of the design manager
• How to work as a design manager contractor-led and design-build procurement projects
• Preconstruction, development, construction delivery design managers and how each role differs
• Who is in the professional design team (ie engineers, architects, specialist suppliers etc) and how to work with them
• The design programme

Who Should Attend

• People working on a building site – construction managers, foremen and other tradespeople
• Design coordinators and design managers who work in the field and are looking to progress their careers
• Architects, engineers, interiors designers and other design professionals looking to make a career change and move into design management
• Supply chain subcontractors who manage design such as structural steel frames, prefabricated elements, kitchens, lighting etc
• Developers, investors and employers who appoint design managers to represent their design interests

Target Audiences

• People working on a building site – construction managers, foremen and other tradespeople
• Design coordinators and design managers who work in the field and are looking to progress their careers
• Architects, engineers, interiors designers and other design professionals looking to make a career change and move into design management
• Supply chain subcontractors who manage design such as structural steel frames, prefabricated elements, kitchens, lighting etc
• Developers, investors and employers who appoint design managers to represent their design interests