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Construction Monitoring and Inspection Course - Certified Training

Become a qualified professional in the supervision and technical control of construction work. Learn the concepts, methodologies and responsibilities with efficiency and technical rigor.

Why take this course?
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Mastering good practices in construction supervision is crucial to ensuring quality, safety and meeting deadlines in the construction industry. With this training, you will learn to manage contracts, review projects and coordinate all phases of the work with excellence.
Recipients
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Professionals who manage, monitor or supervise construction work, as well as anyone interested in developing skills in this technical area.
Course advantages
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Up-to-date technical knowledge in the area of construction supervision, practical methodologies for project review and contract management, face-to-face training with certified trainers, recognized Professional Training certificate, ideal for professional development in the construction sector.
training objectives / what you will learn
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Understand the scope of supervision and the role of those involved, apply procedures in contracts with contractors and suppliers, carry out project review and analysis tasks, manage all stages of coordination and control on site, draw up contractual documents and monitor technical execution.
Course Format
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Method: Face-to-face training | Duration: 21 hours | Certificate issued in SIGO after successful completion of the training | Requirements: Minimum age of 18, minimum compulsory schooling and oral and written comprehension of the Portuguese language.

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Acquire technical skills in construction inspection and increase your professional value in the construction sector.

Aligned training

with national legislation on hygiene, safety and health at work on temporary or mobile construction sites, namely Decree-Law no. 273/2003, of October 29.

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