Contracts Management Course

The demand and complexities in infrastructure development keep growing day by day. This is further compounded by the advancements in technology, construction materials and construction techniques. The above have increased the costs and risks in putting up infrastructure. It is, therefore, critical that the process of undertaking infrastructure development is managed and coordinated in an efficient and effective manner so as to attain value for money without compromising quality on any of the essential construction parameters.

Programme purpose

To provide the trainee with skills and competencies to effectively manage the construction projects in view of the demanding needs of the ever expanding construction industry in order to guarantee value for money and manage associated risks.

Programme Outcomes

On completion of the programme, the trainee will be able to;

• Promote safer gender sensitive and working environment;
• Identify challenges, risks and problems that are encountered during contracts implementation and resolve them accordingly;
• Improve the understanding of the roles and responsibilities of the building team;
• Apply management skills more effectively and efficiently in managing construction contracts;
• Communicate more effectively and efficiently;
• Better utilize building equipment, machinery and tools; and
• Manage contractual legal aspects and management roles more effectively and efficiently.

Programme Structure

The course runs for a total of 8 weeks comprising theory sessions, case studies and site visits. 

Entry Requirements

• Grade 12 full certificate; with passes in Mathematics and English;
• Any formal training in a construction related course is an added advantage; and
• two years field working experience with employer recommendation

Accommodation

NCC offers hostel accommodation and meals on a first come first served basis. 

Contact Details:

Head Office

Plot 1609/1625, Off Sheki Sheki Road,

Light Industrial Area,

P.O Box 39548

Lusaka, Zambia.

Tel:+260 1 247185/240386

Fax:+260 1 243115/247264

ncc@ncc.org.zm