Building and Construction Management Intensive Seminar
Introduction
The Building and Construction Management Intensive Seminar is a short-duration, structured program developed from the core units and learning outcomes of the Diploma of Building and Construction Management (CPC50320).
This seminar provides participants with a comprehensive overview of key principles, regulatory requirements, and management practices associated with Class 1 and Class 2 residential construction projects in Australia. Delivered as a linked lecture series, the course focuses on practical knowledge relevant to construction management, contract administration, cost control, compliance, strata developments, and project feasibility.
The program is designed to support participants who wish to strengthen their understanding of the Australian building and construction industry in a condensed and industry-focused format.
Course Timetable
Structured learning across 6 days
What You'll Learn
• Characteristics of Class 1 and Class 2 buildings
• Regulatory framework and statutory
• requirementsConstruction management roles and responsibilities
• Contract documentation and interpretation
• Managing variations, progress claims, and extensions of time
• Contract compliance and risk management
Skills You'll Gain
On completion of the Building and Construction Management Intensive Seminar, participants will have gained a practical and structured understanding of the key principles required to manage residential construction projects, with particular emphasis on compliance, cost control, contracts, and feasibility within the Australian building industry.
