What is PMI Construction Professional (PMI-CP) ™ Training?
The PMI Construction Professional (PMI-CP) ™ training course is specifically designed for professionals aiming to enhance their expertise in construction project management. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of project management practices tailored to the construction industry. It's highly relevant for individuals seeking industry certification, improving their project management capabilities, and staying competitive in a rapidly evolving sector.
Mastery of PMI Construction Professional (PMI-CP) ™ Project Management is essential for professionals aiming to effectively oversee complex projects and achieve optimal results. This certification is perfect for project managers, engineers, and construction professionals who wish to showcase their expertise in project leadership, risk management, and quality assurance. Acquiring these skills will boost career prospects and help professionals stand out in a competitive job market.
This 4-day PMI-CP™ Certification Course offered by Oakwood International, equips delegates with practical tools and techniques for successful construction project management. The course blends theoretical knowledge with practical exercises, covering the complexities of construction projects, from planning and scheduling to resource management and risk mitigation. Delegates will strengthen their decision-making abilities, leadership skills, and overall project efficiency.
Course Objectives:
- To master key principles of construction project management
- To develop effective planning and scheduling methods for construction projects
- To enhance risk management and quality control in the construction process
- To improve budgeting and resource allocation strategies
- To efficiently manage project timelines
- To enhance communication and stakeholder management
Upon completion, delegates will receive certification that demonstrates their proficiency in construction project management. This qualification opens up opportunities for career progression, enabling delegates to manage more complex projects and take on leadership roles within their organisations.
Course Outline
PMI Construction Professional (PMI-CP) ™ Training
Domain 1: Contracts Management
Task 1: Manage Risks and the Risk Process for Construction and Built Environment Projects
Recognise Positive Risk to Improve Project Outcomes
Manage Risk Process and Stakeholder Input Throughout the Project
Apply Different Risk Classifications Appropriatel
Identify and Evaluate Risks for Better Risk Allocation and Management
Manage Risk Prioritisation During Front End Planning
Task 2: Apply Risk Tools Appropriately
Use Integrated Project Risk Assessment (IPRA) Tool
Apply Risk Management Tools and Techniques Like Monte Carlo Simulations
Mobilise Risk Management Framework at Project Outset
Task 3: Manage the claims process
Use Lessons Learned to Identify Problematic Areas Leading to Claims
Recognise Impact of Contract Types and Delivery Methods on Claim Frequency
Utilise Claims Process and Intervention Points for Early Resolution
Distinguish Between Change/Variation Orders and Claims
Apply Best Practices to Prevent Claims and Disputes
Utilise Risk Management Framework to Reduce Claims
Determine Root Cause of Claims for Front End Focus
Apply Dispute Resolution Techniques
Task 4: Mange the contract lifecycle effectively
Oversee Contract Lifecycle from Discovery to Close Out
Utilise Lean Integrated Project Delivery And IFOA
Utilise Important Clauses in Built Environment Contracts
Advise Senior Stakeholders on The Delivery Method and Contract Structure
Utilise the Various Delivery Methods and Contract Structures
Recognise the Potential for Communication Gaps
Apply Knowledge to Support Senior Leadership
Task 5: Implement the Interface Management process efficiently
Establish and Plan Interface Points Between Packages
Classify Interfaces in Mega Projects
Use Industry Frameworks for Implementing Interface Management
Design Effective Interface Management Practices
Apply Principles and Timing for Interface Management
Lead and Monitor Interface Management Plan
Develop Communication, Relationship Management, And Negotiation Skills
Utilise Common Language and Definitions of Interface Management
Domain 2: Stakeholder Engagement
Task 1: Utilise Communication Tools Appropriately to Engage Stakeholders and Maintain Proper Communication
Improve Communication and Decisions With PMIS
Incorporate Central Communication Platform
Enhance Program Activities with Obeya/Big Room
Recognise Common Pitfalls of Obeya/Big Room
Apply Commitment-Based Management Across Projects
Highlight Communication Deficiencies with Compass Tool
Assess Data for Actionable Insights
Task 2: Prevent Communication Issues from Occuring and Ensure Stakeholders are Engaged
Increase Stakeholder Buy-In from Project Outset
Develop Effective Communication Strategy for All Needs
Craft Messaging for Tailored Audience Understanding
Engage Parties Deeply with Nuanced Communication Methods
Prevent Poor Communication Effects on Project Completion and Finances
Task 3: Mitigate Communication Issues Effectively as they Emerge
Implement Feedback Loops to Highlight and Resolve Gaps
Overcome Resistance and Secure Support Through High-Impact Communication
Develop Action Plans to Resolve Communication Gaps
Task 4: Manage Stakeholders Effectively
Identify and Assess Stakeholders to Establish Effective Communication Strategy
Recognise Role of Culture in Stakeholder Communication
Domain 3: Strategy and Scope Management
Task 1: Strategy and Scope Management
Drive Projects Focusing on Outcomes or Missions
Implement Scope Revisions for Mature Project Scope
Task 2: Implement and Manage the Change Order Process Effectively
Create Robust Change Order Process
Finalise Change Process at Appropriate Project Lifecycle Stage
Design Agile Processes for Efficient Change Management
Recognise Technology's Benefits and Downfalls in Scope Management
Evaluate Scope Changes in Relation to Core Outcomes
Task 3: Develop and Apply Scope Management Tools
Use Scope Evaluation Tools to Identify Gaps
Manage and Pivot Scope with Value Engineering and Cost-Benefit Analysis
Domain 4: Project Governance
Task 1: Implement governance models to drive project outcomes
Task 2: Set up scope governance structures and practices on built environment projects
Task 3: Develop and apply methods, tools and techniques to develop and manage project scope
Included
Included
- No course includes are available.
Offered In This Course:
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Video Content
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eLearning Materials
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Study Resources
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Completion Certificate
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Tutor Support
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Interactive Quizzes
Learning Options
Discover a range of flexible learning options designed to meet your needs. Select the format that best supports your personal growth and goals.
Online Instructor-Led Training
- Live virtual classes led by experienced trainers, offering real-time interaction and guidance for optimal learning outcomes.
Online Self-Paced Training
- Flexible learning at your own pace, with access to comprehensive course materials and resources available anytime, anywhere.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What are the benefits of taking the PMI-CP™ training course?
1. Taking the course enhances your project
management skills, improves career prospects, and helps you manage construction
projects more efficiently, increasing your competitive edge in the industry.
Q. Is there a certification exam at the end of the PMI-CP™ training?
1. Yes, delegates must successfully complete the
training and pass the associated assessment to earn the PMI-CP™ certification.
Q. How can the PMI-CP™ certification benefit my career?
1. The certification can lead to greater career
advancement, enabling you to take on more complex projects, lead larger teams,
and move into senior management positions within the construction industry.
Q. Can I apply the PMI-CP™ certification to any construction project?
1. Yes, the PMI-CP™ certification applies to a
wide range of construction projects, from residential to large-scale commercial
developments.
Q. What are the prerequisites for registering in the PMI-CP™ training course?
Delegates need to have
at least 3 years of work experience (within the past 10 years) on construction
projects or built environment projects to be eligible for the PMI-CP™
certification exam. Delegates need to have this required experience before
applying.