Course

Site Management – Quality Fundamentals

£295.00

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Availability

Online
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Length

1 Day
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Next Available Dates

Course Times: 10:00AM – 16:00PM GMT

The Next Available dates are:

TBC

Summary

Site supervisors are crucial to addressing quality failings where they matter: out on site. This one-day course will give site supervisors the tools they need to control, monitor and improve construction quality.

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Overview

Enhance Your Skills in Quality Control for Construction Projects. Avoid loss of reputation, time, and money by mastering the fundamentals of quality supervision. Our course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to inspect, record and maintain quality results, understand standards and codes of practice, and take corrective action when necessary. Lead positive change on site and improve your reputation, budgets, and time management. Learn from industry experts and become confident in your ability to implement effective quality control.

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Structure

An online classroom with live tutor and interactions.

Course Delivery

  • Accessing the live webinar sessions during the course require delegates to register using teams
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Objectives

By the end of the course you will be able to:

  • Understand how to carry out site quality inspections
  • Prepare, record and maintain quality inspection results
  • Demonstrate an appreciation of legislation, standards and codes of practice
  • Apply corrective action to work that fails to meet specified quality standards
  • Pass quality requirements to individuals and teams on site
Contents

Quality Fundamentals:

  • What’s going wrong?
  • The costs of poor quality
  • The legal framework for quality in construction

Quality Supervision:

  • Inspecting and recording quality on site
  • Working with an Inspection & Test Plan (ITP)
  • The ‘4Cs’: communication, co-operation, co-ordination and competence
  • Improving quality with effective supervision
Suitability

This course is designed for construction site supervisors who have duties for controlling construction quality. This includes supervisors of different trades and specialities on sites, as well as anyone responsible for inspecting and monitoring construction quality.

Assessment

There is no assessment, you will receive a certificate of completion following the course.

Garvin Okoror

Garvin is a civil and structural engineer with over eight years of experience in highways and bridge design. He started his career with Mouchel (WSP) as a graduate engineer designing road schemes. He later joined the structures team, assessed and strengthened ageing bridges in Essex, and designed various new bridges to replace structurally failing ones. He was involved in the structural design, health and safety consideration for his plans and the cost of the schemes.

Garvin later joined an FE College with a vision to develop bespoke courses for large civil engineering firms, where he trained formally as a lecturer and designed courses focused on improving civil engineering education and meeting industrial needs through Higher Apprenticeship Programmes. While working in this capacity, he has consulted with various universities and training providers on curriculum design, apprenticeship provision, quality assurance, and e-learning.

He has expertise in civil engineering construction, structural design, quality management process in construction, tendering and estimating of construction works and advanced mathematics. He brings a wealth of good education practices with ample industrial knowledge through his experience and continuous collaborations within the civil engineering industry.

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