Introduction to Construction Estimating

Introduction to Construction Estimating

This training program will provide you with the knowledge and skills to visualize the scope and magnitude of a construction project and produce reliable estimates. This is accomplished by reviewing drawings through various phases of a project with the aim of determining the quantity and type of materials required for the project.

This course is intended for people working in estimating or any individual who wants to become an estimator in any part of the country, in any sector (residential, industrial, commercial, institutional, pipeline, civil).

This course is available online in English and French.

 

Objectives:

Upon completing this course, you will be able to:

  • Have a good understanding of estimating practices
  • Know site-specific conditions and regulatory requirements
  • Know how to handle the purchasing and logistics associated with materials on the job
  • Know how to manage materials on site
  • Organize cost data in a clear and logical manner
  • Have the ability to keep historical information related to costs (including those associated with labour, material, overhead, equipment and availability of required items)
  • Know how and when to update historical information related to costs
  • Assemble bids and meet bid closure deadlines
  • Provide on-site solutions to work-related problems in relation to equipment and material placement

 

Course Duration

Approximately 4 hours

 

Credits / Certificates

This course has been accredited by the Canadian Construction Association (CCA) for two (2) credits toward Gold Seal Certification. A final mark of 75% is required in order to receive a certificate of completion.
 

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