INTRODUCTION
Construction Project Management involves planning, coordinating and monitoring a project from the point it starts until it is completed. The course will discuss construction management principles, practices, techniques, and tools, to provide participants with an opportunity to learn key project management concepts. It gives some information about project management, within the frame of hydraulics engineering.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
- Understanding the basic principles of Construction Project Management
- Analyzing the collected data
- Focusing on the management of irrigation projects
- Being able to look for and deal with contractors
- Protecting the environment in your projects
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Managers
- Project Administrators
- Engineers
- Superintendents
- Cost Estimators
- Anyone interested in developing their performance in construction management
PROGRAM OUTLINE
- Feasibility studies
- Purposes of hydraulic projects
- Flood control
- Irrigation
- Power generation
- Navigation
- Due diligence
- Inspection
- Analysis
- Evaluation
- Domestic and municipal purposes
- Recreation and other purposes
- Developing knowledge of the construction site
- Recreation and other purposes
- Tasks and requirements of planning
- Principles of planning
- Choice of technology
- Implications for the planning process
- Effective implementation
- Fiscal sustainability
- Environment protection
- Environmental impact assessment
- Ecology and environment protection
- Ecological and environmental issues in hydraulic projects
- Environmental protection design for hydraulic projects
- Environmental impact monitoring and reviewing for hydraulic projects
- Engineering hydrology
- Engineering hydrologic issues in hydraulic projects
- Collection of hydrologic messages and data
- Hydrologic computation
