Construction Technical And Engineering Management
Published 5/2025
Created by Mark C. Lepiten
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 10 Lectures ( 1h 20m ) | Size: 1.42 GB
Gain hands-on experience with practical applications, case studies, video lessons, downloadable course text & checklists
What you'll learn
Understand how experienced engineers and technical managers oversee construction processes from design to project handover.
Gain practical knowledge of engineering coordination, technical reviews, and problem-solving across disciplines.
Apply structured engineering management strategies through real-life case studies focused on construction quality, sequencing, and technical integration.
Identify, resolve, and prevent technical issues using established tools, review procedures, and collaborative workflows.
Requirements
No experience needed-just a willingness to learn and an interest in managing real construction projects.
Description
This course delivers a focused and practical guide to Construction Technical and Engineering Management, built around the actual responsibilities and challenges faced during the tendering, design, procurement, and construction stages of a project. It is ideal for engineers and technical professionals seeking to improve their effectiveness in real construction environments.The course begins with managing technical requirements during the tendering stage. Participants will learn how to analyze tender packages including drawings, specifications, and quantities, while identifying gaps, risks, and high-impact clauses. It shows how to prepare strong technical submissions with realistic schedules, clear method statements, and proposals aligned with client expectations. Practical lessons explore how to identify value engineering opportunities, collaborate with estimators and designers, and submit alternative proposals that meet project goals. Learners also gain skills in crafting well-structured queries and clarifications that support the bid without exposing weaknesses.In the design stage, the course emphasizes reviewing design outputs for constructability and coordinating inputs from design teams to avoid clashes. It guides learners in evaluating design changes, managing their impact on cost and time, and communicating revisions effectively. Participants are introduced to the preparation and submission of shop drawings and material approvals, with attention to compliance and avoiding rejection. Coordination with authorities, municipalities, and external consultants is also addressed to ensure design alignment with project requirements.The procurement stage focuses on selecting suitable vendors and subcontractors by reviewing technical submissions, spotting deficiencies in material specifications, and ensuring a balanced approach to cost and quality. Learners will understand how to prepare and follow up on material and equipment approvals and manage inspections at factories or delivery points. Special attention is given to long-lead items, scheduling deliveries, managing imported goods, and addressing procurement-related risks through technical review and supplier coordination.Finally, during the construction stage, the course covers the role of the technical team in supporting site activities. This includes resolving technical issues, ensuring that work follows approved methods, and maintaining adherence to design specifications. Quality is addressed through inspections, compliance monitoring, and managing non-conformance reports. Learners will explore how to coordinate across trades to minimize clashes and ensure smooth execution. The course concludes with lessons on managing final inspections, snagging, de-snagging, and organizing complete and accurate as-built documentation for handover.Through case studies, checklists, course text, video lessons, and quizzes, learners will build a solid foundation in managing the technical and engineering aspects of construction projects from start to finish.
Who this course is for
New graduates in engineering, architecture, or construction management who want to start strong in project roles.
Beginner project engineers or site engineers looking to grow into a project manager role.
Aspiring construction project managers who want clear, step-by-step guidance.
Practicing project managers who want to refresh and update their knowledge.
Construction professionals (foremen, supervisors, coordinators) who want to understand the full project process.
Freelancers or contractors managing small-to-medium construction projects.
Anyone curious about how real construction projects are managed from start to finish.
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