Infrastructure & Construction Training

The Contract Awareness Training course aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of contract law and its practical applications in various procurement routes. The course covers topics such as contract definitions, risk management, different forms of contracts, tender processes, compensation events, delay costs, sub-contracts, and certification. Sessions focus on key aspects like contract termination, responsibilities of parties, and completion procedures. This two-day course is available in various locations in the UK and internationally.

The Pavement Design Training course focuses on the Design Manual for Roads & Bridges (DMRB) standards in the UK, essential for highway professionals. The course covers the new pavement design suite, principles of pavement design, and asphalt technology. It aims to equip delegates with the knowledge and confidence to undertake designs according to the latest standards. Intended for civil, highway, pavement, and transportation engineers involved in highway schemes, the course provides guidance on traffic assessment, pavement foundations, and surface course selection.

This 2-day course provides a comprehensive understanding of contract practicalities under English law, focusing on civil engineering projects. Day one covers English law basics, contract formation, risk analysis, and key contract forms. Day two delves into procurement processes, contract administration, extension of time, claims, and payment procedures. The course aims to equip civil, structural, and building engineers, project managers, quantity surveyors, and construction professionals with essential knowledge of commercial and contractual aspects in the civil engineering industry.

The one-day course on EN1992 Parts 1-1 & 1-2 focuses on the design of concrete structures according to Eurocode 2. It covers material properties, analysis, ultimate and serviceability limit states design, lightweight concrete, and structural fire design. The course is interactive with practical design problems and tutorial examples. Suitable for project engineers and graduate engineers, it encourages active participation with limited delegate numbers. The course runs from 8 am to 4 pm, providing course notes in a .pdf format, and includes morning coffee, afternoon tea, and a light lunch.

This 5-day course aims to provide accreditation to the standards set by City & Guilds under the New Roads & Street Works Act 1991 for excavation and reinstatement on public highways. It is designed for operatives involved in these activities and covers topics such as location of underground services, monitoring excavation and reinstatement procedures, and laying practices. The training includes practical assessments in a purpose-built road area and requires delegates to write reports. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as safety shoes, boots, and gloves is mandatory. The course offers flexibility in scheduling to accommodate clients' needs.

The Contractual Awareness Training course covers English and Scots laws over 2 days. It includes topics such as legal background, contract formation, terms and clauses, ending contracts, tort and delict, engineering contracts, dispute resolution, and more. The course aims to enhance participants' understanding of contract law and its practical applications in various contexts.

This half-day course aims to provide an understanding of the importance of good hygiene when working with potable water. The objectives include raising awareness about potential water contamination, emphasizing individual responsibility in preventing pollution, and ensuring participants meet national training standards. The course structure involves completing a health questionnaire, attending training, and passing the National Water Hygiene test. Training materials are presented through Microsoft PowerPoint slides, with an inclusive and informal teaching approach. The course accommodates a maximum of twelve participants and the certification is valid for three years.

This 2-day course focuses on construction planning, covering topics such as critical path analysis, resource management, computer planning systems, and progress reporting. Participants will learn about coding programs, critical chain theory, and effective reporting techniques. Practical exercises include preparing network diagrams and weekly programs. The course aims to enhance participants' understanding of construction planning principles and equip them with the skills needed for effective project management.