Are you a good project manager on construction projects?

A project manager who is good at his or her job can make the big difference between turning a loss or a profit on the entire construction project. Wondering if you are doing good project management? Then read on!

What does Project Management in Construction really mean?

Project management in construction is best written as controlling construction projects. By this we mean the way a construction project is prepared, organized, planned, executed and completed. Within a construction project, you have multiple roles on the project team. Project managers need to be versed in all areas: construction legislation, GROTIK, communication, dealing with resistance, social legislation, construction processes and so on.

So what is the role of a Project Manager?

A project manager on a construction project is responsible for budgeting, supervising, planning and coordinating the project from start to finish.

• In short, a project manager's responsibilities include the following:
• Budget Control
• Time and process management
• Choosing efficient construction methods and strategies
• Managing the project team and dealing with resistances
• Cooperation during project development
• The selection of contracting consultants and contractors
• Analyzing the risks of the project
• Practical and legal matters

Want to learn more about your role as a project manager on construction projects?

Project management training in construction

During the course Successful Project Management in Construction Projects you learn in 5 days:

• working with management aspects such as the GROTIK method: Money, Risk, Organization, Time, Information and Quality;
• Effectively deal with different interests within your project;
• Become familiar with relevant regulations, laws and legal issues;
• Work with the basic principles of project finance, budget monitoring and cost control;
• improve your personal leadership.

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