Cost estimating is the process of systematically forecasting all costs associated with completing a project within a defined scope. When it comes to construction, construction cost estimating forecasts all of the projected costs needed to complete a project. The cost estimate serves as a roadmap for a project to be designed, bid and built and can significantly mitigate your level of risk.
Construction Cost Estimating and Cost Control training course introduces the types of cost estimation from the conceptual design phase through the more detailed design phase of a construction project. In addition, the course highlights the importance of controlling costs and how to monitor project cash flow. Learners will work on a break-even analysis of construction tasks in a project.
The course begins with providing an overview of what will be covered. Next, learners explore the stages of design in a construction project. Then describes the types of cost estimates in a construction project and the tools and methods used to create estimates.
At the end of the Construction Cost Estimating and Cost Control training course , you will :
• Deepen your understanding of Construction Management
• Have a solid grasp of cost estimation in project management
• Explore the new aspects of cost estimation
• Learn about the elements and factors influencing cost estimation
• Discover the cost controlling techniques
• Strengthen your knowledge of cost estimation in the construction
• Gain an excellent understanding of project cost management
• Determine the process of project material management
Construction Cost Estimating and Cost Control training course is ideal for aspiring professionals who want to learn the processes included in project cost management. The skills developed in the learning process will provide tremendous career opportunities. It would be beneficial for any related profession in the industry, such as:
• Construction Manager
• Construction Cost Estimator
• Project manager
• Construction worker
• Property Developer
• Engineers