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Project Management & Supervision

The full supervision workload of a residential build: pre-construction planning and approvals, site establishment, daily supervision and trade coordination, program management, cost control, quality inspections and the communication systems that hold a project together.

  • Business management
  • Phone-friendly, progress saves as you go
  • Assessed — unlimited attempts
  • PDF certificate on completion

Buy this course · $49.00 or save with a points pack

Supervision is the job that has no single deliverable. Nobody thanks a builder for the week where nothing went wrong, and the difference between a job that runs and a job that limps is a hundred small decisions made in the right order, mostly before the trade turns up.

This course covers the full supervision workload of a residential build. Pre-construction planning and approvals, site establishment, daily supervision and trade coordination, the sequencing decisions that either compress a program or blow it out, quality checks at the stages where rework is still cheap, managing subcontractors who work for several builders at once, and the handover process that ends a job rather than starting a defects argument. It also covers documenting supervision so that decisions can be reconstructed later.

It is filed under the NSW Business management CPD topic, where project management is one of the regulator’s own examples, and earns points at the 1-point-per-hour tier under the NSW scheme.

The full supervision workload of a residential build: pre-construction planning and approvals, site establishment, daily supervision and trade coordination, program management, cost control, quality inspections and the communication systems that hold a project together.

You'll learn: Plan, schedule and supervise a residential project end-to-end — coordinating trades, controlling cost and quality, and keeping the program current as conditions change.

  • NSW: 3 points (Business management)

What’s inside

  1. About this course
  2. Introduction
  3. Core Responsibilities of a Construction Project Manager
  4. Cost Control
  5. Quality Assurance
  6. Pre-Construction Planning
  7. Developing the Construction Program
  8. Temporary Services and Facilities
  9. Updating the Construction Program
  10. Look-Ahead Planning
  11. Contingency Planning
  12. Document Control
  13. Tolerances and Standards
  14. Maintaining a Quality Culture on Site

Plus 3 knowledge checks and an assessment at the end.

Reviewed by a NSW building practitioner.

Buy this course — $49.00

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Disclaimer

The information provided in this course has been prepared using best endeavours to ensure that it is accurate, current and relevant at the time of publication. However, building legislation, regulations, standards, codes, policies and their interpretation may change over time and, in some circumstances, may be subject to interpretation or vary depending on the specific circumstances of a project.

The information provided is intended as general educational guidance only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for project-specific professional advice or verification.

Builders, contractors and other industry professionals are encouraged to independently verify the applicable requirements for each project, including the relevant legislation, regulations, standards, approvals and authority requirements, having regard to the specific site, building, construction method and circumstances.

PointCPD makes no representation or guarantee that the information provided will be applicable to every project or circumstance and recommends that participants seek appropriate professional or regulatory advice where clarification is required.

Questions about this course

Who is this course for?

Licensed NSW builders and qualified supervisors, including anyone newly nominated as supervisor on a company licence.

Does it suit someone who has supervised for years?

It is built around the decisions and the documentation rather than the basics, so experienced supervisors tend to get most from the sequencing and record-keeping sections.

Does this course count toward my NSW builder CPD?

Yes, as interactive learning on the approved Business management topic with stated outcomes from a provider with industry expertise, at the 1-point-per-hour tier under the NSW scheme.

What happens when I pass?

A serial-numbered PDF certificate is issued immediately and kept in your account, carrying the course, topic, duration, assessment and points.