Estimation and Valuation Training

Estimation and valuation training are vital for Civil Engineers as it equips them with the necessary skills to accurately assess project costs and property values, crucial for successful project management. The syllabus covers fundamental concepts such as the importance and scope of estimation, property valuation techniques, project estimation basics, and the tender preparation process. These modules provide participants with a solid foundation in estimation and valuation methodologies, including the use of market comparison, cost, and income capitalization methods. The training also includes specialized topics like Bar Bending Schedule (BBS) in estimation and the incorporation of insurance and VAT in cost estimates, which are essential for handling complex construction projects. Additionally, the integration of practical applications allows participants to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios, ensuring they are well-prepared for the challenges of the construction industry.

Objective of estimation and valuation training

  1. Develop Understanding: Provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental concepts and principles of estimation and valuation in construction projects.
  2. Enhance Skills: Equip participants with the necessary skills to accurately predict project costs and assess property values using various methods and techniques.
  3. Prepare for Roles: Prepare participants for roles as estimators and valuers in the construction industry, enhancing their ability to contribute effectively to project management and decision-making processes.
  4. Cover Key Topics: Cover key topics such as property valuation techniques, project estimation basics, tender preparation process, Bar Bending Schedule (BBS) in estimation, insurance, VAT, contingencies, and other cost considerations.
  5. Enable Practical Application: Provide opportunities for practical application through exercises, case studies, and simulations to ensure participants can apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios.
  6. Ensure Compliance: Educate participants on relevant regulations and best practices, including VAT regulations, insurance coverage, and industry standards for estimation and valuation.
  7. Improve Efficiency: Enhance participants' ability to create accurate estimates, leading to improved project planning, budgeting, and overall project efficiency.
  8. Facilitate Career Growth: Enhance participants' skills and knowledge, opening up opportunities for career advancement in the construction and real estate industries.

who can join estimation and valuation training?

  1. Civil Engineers: Civil Engineers seeking to enhance their skills in project estimation and property valuation.
  2. Construction Professionals: Professionals working in the construction industry who want to improve their understanding of estimation and valuation principles.
  3. Real Estate Professionals: Real estate agents, developers, and property managers interested in learning about property valuation techniques.
  4. Students: Students pursuing a degree or diploma in civil engineering or related fields who want to supplement their academic learning with practical skills.
  5. Project Managers: Project managers involved in construction projects who want to improve their ability to estimate project costs and manage budgets effectively.
  6. Anyone Interested: Individuals with an interest in construction and property development who want to gain a better understanding of estimation and valuation processes.

However, if you are not familiar with AutoCAD then we recommend you to join our AutoCAD training which is important for Civil Engineers.


 

Syllabus Expand All

Overview:

Introduces participants to the fundamental concepts and principles of estimation and valuation in construction projects.

Topics Covered:

  1. Importance and scope of estimation and valuation.
  2. Role of estimators and valuators in the construction industry.
  3. Overview of methods and techniques used in estimation and valuation.

Overview:

Explores various methods and approaches for property valuation, including market comparison, cost, and income capitalization methods.

Topics Covered:

  1. Market comparison method.
  2. Cost approach.
  3. Income capitalization method.
  4. Conducting property inspections and analyzing market trends.

Overview:

Provides participants with the foundational knowledge and skills required for project estimation, including quantity takeoff and cost estimation techniques.

Topics Covered:

  1. Quantity takeoff methods.
  2. Cost estimation techniques.
  3. Bottom-up and top-down approaches to project estimation.

Overview:

Covers the tendering process in construction projects and the preparation of tender documents, including bill of quantities (BOQ) and specifications.

Topics Covered:

  1. Overview of the tendering process.
  2. Preparation of tender documents.
  3. Evaluation of tender submissions and awarding contracts.

Overview:

Focuses on creating detailed Bar Bending Schedules (BBS) as an integral part of estimation for reinforced concrete (RCC) construction projects.

Topics Covered:

  1. Purpose and importance of BBS in RCC construction.
  2. Interpretation of structural drawings.
  3. Quantification of reinforcement.
  4. Preparation of Bar Bending Schedules.

Overview:

Explores the impact of insurance premiums and value-added tax (VAT) on project costs and how to incorporate them into cost estimates.

Topics Covered:

  1. Types of insurance coverage in construction projects.
  2. Calculation of insurance premiums.
  3. Understanding VAT regulations and rates.
  4. Incorporating insurance and VAT in cost estimates.

Overview:

Covers contingencies and miscellaneous expenses that should be considered in construction project estimates to ensure realistic budgets.

Topics Covered:

  1. Understanding contingencies in project budgeting.
  2. Estimating miscellaneous expenses and overhead costs.
  3. Calculating profit margin and markup.

Overview:

Integrates knowledge and skills acquired throughout the course through practical applications, case studies, and project simulations.

Topics Covered:

  1. Practical estimation exercises and case studies.
  2. Preparation of comprehensive tender documents.
  3. Integration of insurance, VAT, contingencies, and other cost factors in project budgets.
  4. Final review and assessment of project estimates and valuations.

By following this structured and interconnected approach, participants will develop a comprehensive understanding of estimation and valuation principles while progressing smoothly through the course curriculum.

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