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You may have been working on the tools as a builder, carpenter, bricklayer, electrician… and now wish to ‘get off the tools’. You can now move into a Supervisory, Project management, and estimating or Management role.
Each bigger construction job requires someone to be nominated as a Person (not on the tools) overseeing the job and project managing it.
With the high growth rate expected for Construction, there will be lots more of these jobs available.
Your experience counts – Complete a Diploma of Project Management (or a dual qual with Leadership and Management)
No sorry. If you are looking to get your Builders Licence, then you need to check with your state licencing body as to what qualifications you need. Often it is a Certificate IV or Diploma of building and construction (building) which we do not offer.
There are four major types of construction:
• Residential Building…
• Institutional and Commercial Building…
• Specialized Industrial Construction…
• Infrastructure and Heavy Construction…
Construction firms primarily construct buildings, roads, railroads, harbour or river works, transmission lines, pipelines and oil refineries. These firms are also involved in civil engineering and irrigation projects, and construct water, gas, electricity and sewerage infrastructure. Some construction firms also carry out repairs and renovations, prepare mine sites, install utilities, and take part in demolitions and excavations.
• The Construction industry generates over $414 billion in revenue, producing around 9% of Australia’s Gross Domestic Product.
• In 2019, over 1,06 million people were employed in construction (it’s 9.0% of all jobs in Australia). A further 118,800 jobs are projected to be added by May 2023. This means we will witness a 10% rise in employment in construction. Nearly 118,800 jobs are projected to be added in the construction industry by May 2023.
• https://www.ibisworld.com/au/industry/construction/306/
• The companies holding the largest market share in the Construction in Australia industry include: CIMIC Group Limited, LendLease Group, BBP Australia Holdings Pty Ltd, Bechtel Australia Pty Ltd, CCCI Australia Pty Ltd, Downer EDI Limited Market, Metricon Group Pty Ltd
Building and Construction Careers
You may have a decade or more of experience, but when it comes down to it, contractors and employers want two things from those they hire to be a Project Manager:
• Experience
• Proof of training
You can Gain a Formal Qualification with us here at GTI that recognizes your experience in Supervision, Management and Project Management within the Construction Industry.
You can gain your Certificate IV or Diploma of Project Management or do a dual qualification and save time and cost.
In 2022, 112,800 people were employed in construction management jobs. This compares to 86,600 in 2019 and is expected to reach 123,300 by 2026
The average construction manager earns $3497/week compared to the Australian average of $1748 (source https://joboutlook.gov.au/occupations/construction-managers)
Here’s what our students say about our courses…
“The course as a whole has helped me with producing submissions for future projects by understanding all the different division requirements. The training sessions with Greg were fantastic as we were able to go over the course how it relates to my current role. I would recommend this training to people working in the construction industry or materials supply industry.” – Nicole Hansel
“The overall set up of the course was easy to follow. I liked how I could pick the subjects to do in an order that suited me. You can start with the easier ones and finish with the harder subjects. I think the whole course was helpful in developing work skills. I look forward now to going on with my studies and have a good basis to work from.” – Jarrod Howell
“Anyone looking at moving from a trade to supervision role would benefit from this training program. The flexibility of the GTI trainers was most helpful, Greg Armstrong went out of his way to assist in my training out of hours. I also found the case studies provided very helpful.” – Mitchell McCormac
“The areas of the course that had a significant impact on my work life was Business within management, it helped me understand finance’s view. I also learnt how to plan better, this course helped me organise and introduce time management to my work life.” – Thierry Leclair-Biskong
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