Construction Project Heavy Equipment Management

Description

Construction project heavy equipment management is a professional training course designed to develop the knowledge and practical skills for construction professionals in selecting, planning, operating, maintaining, scheduling, and controlling heavy construction equipment. The training course focuses on improving equipment productivity, utilization, safety, reliability, and cost efficiency across construction projects. This training course presents aspects of working manual for construction project heavy equipment management and it outlines the general overview of the working manual, and discusses the six process groups such as plan heavy equipment requirement; estimate heavy equipment resources; acquire heavy equipment resources; manage heavy equipment resources; monitor heavy equipment resources; and close heavy equipment resources. It also discusses the required inputs, mechanisms, constraints, and output of each process groups. It further addresses the expected competence from project participants. In this professional training course, practical applications, case studies and project-based scenarios are included. Topics covered include the following:

• Plan heavy equipment requirement
• Estimate heavy equipment resources
• Acquire heavy equipment resources
• Manage heavy equipment resources
• Monitor heavy equipment resources
• Close heavy equipment resources

Outcomes

Upon the completion of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Describe in-depth construction project heavy equipment management working manual
• Draw process groups using input, mechanisms, constraints and output techniques
• Describe the purpose of construction project heavy equipment management for construction practitioners
• Describe the construction project heavy equipment management high level process map

Target audience

The target audience for this training course includes construction project managers, civil engineers, architects, quantity surveyors, contract administrators, planning engineers, project control engineers, consultants, contractors, developers, procurement professionals, and client representatives.