QLS Level 7 Construction Diploma

Understand the basics of construction site management and how to manage projects effectively.

Learn about professional interior design techniques, including space planning, colour theory, and lighting design.

Gain a thorough understanding of the role and responsibilities of a Building Quantity Surveyor.

Develop the ability to estimate construction costs and create a cost-effective budget accurately.

Acquire knowledge of the safety regulations and measures that must be followed in the construction industry.

Learn how to assess and mitigate risk on construction sites to prevent accidents and ensure safety.

Develop a clear understanding of construction materials and their properties and how they impact cost and quality.

Enhance your problem-solving skills by analysing complex construction challenges and finding practical solutions.

Course 01: Construction Site Management

Course 02: Professional Interior Design & Construction

Course 03: Building Quantity Surveyor

Course 04: Construction Cost Estimation

Course 05: Construction Safety

Introduction to Construction Management

Project Life Cycle and Success

Preliminary Site Investigation & Site Organisation

Construction Site Layout Planning and Temporary Facilities Management

Site Management

Planning & Management of Equipment

Construction Materials Management

Stock Control

Quality Assurance and Customer Care

Legal Aspects of Contracting

Human Resources Management

Risk and Value Management

Communications, Information and Documentation of Construction

Health and Safety in Construction Management

Section 01: Introduction

Section 02: Integrative Process

Section 03: Location & Transportation

Section 04: Water Efficiency

Section 05: Energy & Atmosphere

Section 06: Materials & Resources

Section 07: Indoor Environmental Quality

Section 08: Innovation

Section 09: Regional Priority

Section 10: Completion of the Course

Module 01: Building Law Principles

Module 02: Building Procurement and Contract Administration

Module 03: Building Technology

Module 04: Cost Estimation

Module 05: Elements and Factors influencing Cost Estimation

Module 06: Cost Management

Module 07: Management of Material for construction

Module 08: Building Pathology

Module 09: Building Adaption

Module 10: Report Writing

Module 11: Legal Aspects

Module 01- Introduction to Construction Management

Module 02- Cost Estimation

Module 03- Role of Cost Estimator and New Aspects of Cost Estimation

Module 04 - Elements and Factors influencing Cost Estimation

Module 05 -Cost Estimation in Construction Industry

Module 06 - Cost Management

Module 07 - Management of Material for construction

Module 01: Managing Health and Safety

Module 02: Risk Assessment and Common Risks

Module 03: Health and Safety at Work and the Laws

Module 04: Reporting Accidents at Work

Module 05: General Site Issues

Module 06: Working at Height

Module 07: Excavation Work and Confined spaces

Module 08: Work Equipments

Module 09: Manual and Mechanical Handling

Module 10: Chemical and Biological Health Hazards and Control

Module 11: Electrical Hazards and Control

Module 12: Fire Hazards and Control

Construction professionals looking to enhance their skills and knowledge in the industry.

Aspiring architects, engineers, and builders seeking to start a career in construction.

Individuals who want to become proficient in interior design and construction management.

Project managers and supervisors who want to improve their leadership skills and project management abilities.

Students and professionals looking to broaden their knowledge in the construction field and gain an advantage in the job market.

Construction Manager: £35,000 - £80,000 (Per Year)

Project Manager: £30,000 - £70,000 (Per Year)

Building Quantity Surveyor: £25,000 - £55,000 (Per Year)

Construction Cost Estimator: £25,000 - £50,000 (Per Year)

Safety Officer: £20,000 - £45,000 (Per Year)

Site Supervisor: £20,000 - £45,000 (Per Year)

Interior Designer: £20,000 - £45,000 (Per Year)