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INDUSTRY NEWS

ICE Health and Safety: Preparing you for CDM

By Margaret Sackey, Chair, ICE Health and Safety Expert Panel

COURSE CALENDAR April - October 2015

OUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES:g Key training courses

g About us

g Our training delivery

g Accreditations and partnerships

g Training courses April - October 2015

Here at the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), we are committed to being at the forefront of knowledge transfer. This includes setting the standards, influencing policy makers and regulators, and challenging the status quo, with a view to identifying and promoting best practice. ICE develops training and other knowledge transfer opportunities to stimulate industry engagement and meet these objectives.

As professionals, we understand that health and safety risk management is a fundamental responsibility of all of us, regardless of our roles as clients, designers or contractors. It is one that if not fully complied with, can lead to serious injury, death and subsequent prosecution.

The acquisition of health and safety knowledge and experience is a lifelong journey and we have opportunities at every stage of this journey to consolidate our knowledge further.

The Health and Safety expert panel, along with ICE Training, have developed a suite of courses that examine the changes to the CDM Regulations and how this will affect health and safety practices in the workplace.

The Health and Safety expert panel works closely with a range of stakeholders, including the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), to ensure our voice is heard. We also have the Health and Safety Register, which is an opportunity for you to show that you have the demonstrated the clearly defined standards of health and safety competence, beyond that required for professional membership. This offers clients assurance that your knowledge has been verified by a leading professional body.

If you are working towards your professional review, you can demonstrate your expertise in this key attribute through attending an ICE Training classroom course or by downloading an eLearning module.

Industry news

ICE Health and Safety: Preparing you for CDM

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Margaret Sackey CEng MICE, PgC, CMIOSH, FMAPS, MIIAI, ICE H&S Register (A) Chair, ICE Health and Safety Expert Panel

Key training courses

A comprehensive two day programme that will guide you through the requirements of all duty-holders under CDM 2015. It will ensure that you have clarity on the necessary health and safety procedures to be implemented throughout the life-cycle of the project, whatever your role.

Learning objectivesg Understand the principles of CDM in relation to

accident and ill-health trends, including health and safety in design and how this affects work during construction, use, maintenance and eventual demolition

g Be clear on the links between CDM and current UK health and safety legislation (including risk assessment and the general principles of prevention)

g Be clear on the links between CDM and accepted project management principles

g Gain an appreciation for the importance of collaborative working

g Know how recommended management tools can be used to put CDM principles into practice

g Understand the roles of the principal designer and designer under CDM

g Be clear on the process of managing and coordinating health and safety in design, including: the communication process; collaborative team-based risk management; change management, and impact of design on accident prevention strategies

g Utilise recommended risk management tools (including an introduction to uses for BIM technology) to inform design decisions relating to reasonably foreseeable risks

g Understand the role of the client - domestic and commercial - under CDM

g Know how to use CDM principles when procuring construction work, including building the project team; creating a positive health and safety culture; contractual considerations; how client decisions impact on health and safety during design and construction

CDM 2015: The Complete Guide Course code: S0943

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Who should attendThis training course is ideal for:

g All those responsible for health and safety on construction projects

g Clients

g Contractors

g Public and private clients including those involved with maintenance work

g Those involved in temporary structures eg. sporting events (this sector is included under the terms of the EU Directive for CDM, client advisers, project safety advisers)

g Design engineers

g Clients who manage construction work on a regular basis

g Contractors who have a design role (eg. Design and Build)

Availability

Classroom

545

In-house Tailored prices according to your personalised training plan

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CDM 2015: Overview Course code: S0940

Who should attend

This training course will be of interest to all those who are responsible for health and safety on projects. Delegates will include:

g Design engineers

g Clients who manage construction work on a regular basis

g Contractors who have a design role

A one day training programme, ideal if you are looking for an introduction the new regulations, the basic requirements of those who have responsibility for health and safety on projects, and how to apply project management principles of CDM 2015 in practice.

Learning objectivesg Understand the principles of CDM in relation

to accident and ill-health trends, including health and safety in design and how this affects work during construction, use, maintenance and eventual demolition

g Know how to describe the links between CDM and current UK Health and Safety legislation (including risk assessment and the general principles of prevention)

g Recognise the links between CDM and accepted project management principles

g Utilise recommended management tools to put CDM principles into practice

Availability

Classroom 295






CDM 2015: The Importance of the Client in Leading the Project Team Course code: S0941

Who should attend

This training course has been developed for:

g Public and private clients, including those involved with maintenance work

g Those involved in temporary structures eg. sporting events (this sector is included under the terms of the EU Directive for CDM, client advisers, project safety advisers)

An informative one day training programme that focusses on the responsibilities of the client under CDM 2015 ensuring clarity on how to build the project team, and the impact client decisions have on health and safety practice throughout the project.

Learning objectivesg Understand the principles of CDM

g Be clear on the links between CDM and current UK health and safety legislation (including risk assessment and the general principles of prevention)

g Be able to implement the role of the client (domestic and commercial) under CDM

g Utilise CDM principles when procuring construction work, including: building the project team; creating a positive health and safety culture; contractual considerations, and how client decisions impact on health and safety during design and construction

Availability

Classroom 295






CDM 2015: The Principal Designer and Designer - Demonstrating Capability Course code: S0942

Who should attend

This training course is ideal for:

g Construction professionals responsible for health and safety on a construction project

g Clients

g Contractors

g Designers

A useful one day training course that focusses on the process of managing and co-ordinating health and safety in design, covering essential aspects of the role such as communication, team-based risk management, change management and accident prevention strategies.

Learning objectivesg Enrich your knowledge of the

principles of CDM

g Be able to identify the links between CDM and current UK health and safety legislation (including risk assessment and the general principles of prevention)

g Implement the role of the principal designer and designer under CDM

g Implement the process of managing and co-ordinating health and safety in design, including the communication process; collaborative team-based risk management; change management and the impact of design on accident prevention strategies

g Utilise recommended risk management tools (including an introduction to uses for BIM technology) to inform design decisions relating to reasonably foreseeable risks

Availability

Classroom 295






Principles of Construction Contracts Course code: L0113

The commercial management and delivery of projects is driven by the construction contract and this targeted training programme will improve your ability to deliver your construction projects effectively.

It is applicable across the construction sector, whether you work for client, consultant or contractor, and can be used for all the main contract forms.

It has three key themes that deliver the knowledge and ability for effective understanding and practical application of construction contracts:

g The law general and contract

g The contracts including NEC, ICC, ACE, JCT and FIDIC

g The reality what happens in practice

Depending on the depth of your learning requirements, this training programme can be taken in two formats:

A comprehensive and interactive two day classroom course, equipping you with important practical skills and detailed expert insights into how to manage construction contracts effectively and deliver your projects successfully

A consolidated, quick-guide 90 minute eLearning module, delivering information on the essentials of the principles of construction contracts and how to commercially manage projects.

This training course has been mapped to:

g EC UK-SPEC Competence E.5: Exercise responsibilities in an ethical manner.

g ICE Key Attribute: 5 - Commercial Ability 5A: Ability to prepare and control budgets. 5C: A high level of commercial and contractual understanding and an ability to use it within own area of responsibility.



Who should attend

This training course is ideal for:

g Civil, structural and building engineers, project managers, quantity surveyors and construction professionals in the early stages of their professional development needing a broad introduction to the contractual approaches of the construction industry

g Those seeking an understanding of how to operate construction contracts internationally

g Graduate engineers undertaking their Initial Professional Development (IPD) for the Chartered Professional Review

g Those seeking knowledge and understanding of construction contracts, how they are formed and how to work with them

g Those seeking to understand NEC, FIDIC, ICC, ACE AND JCT contracts

Learning objectives

The two day classroom course will show you:

g How to undertake effective administration of construction contracts, whether working for client, contractor or consultant

g The key components of construction contracts and what constitutes good contract administration

g The tender process and its implementation

g Consultancy appointments

g Dispute avoidance and the dispute resolution process

g Insurance, liabilities and warranties in the construction industry

g The English legal system and the principles of contract law

The eLearning module will deliver information on:

g The key components of construction contracts and what constitutes good contract administration

g An overview of the tender process and its implementation

g The best way to avoid disputes and the steps in the dispute resolution process

g Definitions of Insurance, liabilities and warranties in the construction industry

g An outline of the English legal system and the principles of contract law

g Why you should have a contract strategy

g What is a portfolio analysis

Principles of Construction Contracts (continued) Course code: L0113


Availability

Classroom 565

eLearning 180



The further learning value and structure of this eLearning course conforms to CPD guidelines.



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Your Professional Review - Preparation and the Review Day Course code: L07801

Who should enrol

This eLearning course is ideal for ICE graduates looking to sit their Professional Reviews within the next 4-12 months. It is equally valuable to Supervising Civil Engineers and Delegated Engineers, who require clarity on what to cover whilst supervising a Graduate.

g Graduates on Training Agreements

g Graduates not on Training Agreements

g Non-members

g Supervising Civil Engineers

Succinct and affordable online modules that will help you prepare your submission and demonstrate competence at your Professional Review Day.

Comprising two modules taking a total of around 90 minutes to complete, this eLearning course will help you prepare your submission and demonstrate competence on your review day.

Learning objectivesg Effectively use your submission to

demonstrate achievement of the Attributes

g Establish a timeline to MPR or CPR

g Plan and an effective Professional Review Report

g Present your CPD records in an appropriate way

g Plan and deliver an effective presentation

g Understand the purpose and content of the review day

g Develop written exercise skills and techniques

g Keep fully abreast of industry changes and demonstrate your sound knowledge of legislation, hazards and safe systems of work, in line with CDM 2015


Availability

eLearning 80




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Why choose us?g The leading provider of specialist training

courses for civil engineering and construction professionals

g A high standard of course content, developed and delivered by chartered engineers and industry experts

g Alignment with current industry requirements and latest government initiatives, enriching your knowledge of the profession

g Training programmes that contribute to your professional development with ICE

g Interactive learning that offers networking and knowledge-sharing opportunities

ICE Trainings mission is to provide a high standard of training to engineering and construction professionals.

Our work reflects the values and practices of ICE - to deliver knowledge and excellence worldwide, through life-long learning and professional development.

About us

Our products and services

ICE Training is a representation of our continual efforts to build on what we deliver and how we deliver it, according to the needs of our customers.

Nick Baveystock FICE Director General Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)


Fulfilled exactly what I was looking for in a training course.

Jamie Sutherland, Building Manager, Willmott Dixon Construction. Temporary Works Co-ordination, February 2015 (classroom)

To ensure we meet the learning and development preferences of as many construction and engineering professionals as possible, we offer training courses across three different formats:

Our training delivery

Classroom training

Training on scheduled dates in ICE Training venues across the UK. Interactive, detailed and structured programmes, delivered by our specialist tutors and offering you the opportunity to share knowledge and network with like-minded professionals during interactive group discussion and workshops.

In-house training

Training programmes delivered by ICE Training tutors to your organisation, on a date, in a location and to a programme chosen by you. Offered internationally, our in-house training can be tailored to include organisation-specific learning objectives and discussion, delivered in a confidential environment by experts in your sector.

eLearning

The online alternative to ICE Training classroom and in-house training programmes, accessible anytime, anywhere in the world. As well as offering succinct and affordable training modules delivered by our expert tutors, the ICE Training eLearning portal has international accessibility. It is particularly advantageous for individuals with time and/or location restraints, still wishing to benefit from ICEs high standard of training for professional development.

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Construction Industry Training Board (CITB)ICE Training is licensed by the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB). We are an approved CITB CSkills awarding centre and offer certified Site Safety Plus training courses for building, civil engineering and allied industries. The following ICE Training programmes meet the CITB requirements for health and safety on projects:

Temporary Works Co-ordinator Training Course Course code: C0517

Temporary Works Supervisor Training Course Course code: C0515

Accreditations and partnerships


CPD Certification ServiceICE Training is a member of the CPD Certification Service. The CPD Certification Service formalises knowledge into a structured approach to learning that fulfils key requirements for Continued Professional Development (CPD). The following ICE Training programmes have been assessed by the Construction CPD Certification Services and their further learning value and structure have been approved as conforming to CPD guidelines:

ICE BIM for Infrastructure Course code: M0202

Principles of Construction Contracts eLearning Course code: L07802

Project Cost Management - Estimating, Budgeting and Value Course code: F0212

Sustainable Development - Design, Construction and Maintenance Course code: E0204

Technical Report and Business Writing Course code: M0764


The UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence (UK-SPEC) describes the competences required to become an Engineering Technician (EngTech), Incorporated Engineer (IEng) or Chartered Engineer (CEng). It details the requirements that have to be met in order to gain these qualifications, and explains the steps necessary to achieve professional registration with the Engineering Council. ICE Training offers training courses that have been mapped to UK-SPEC and the ICE Key Attributes. Attendance on these courses can contribute to your demonstration of Initial Professional Development (IPD) competence.

UK-SPEC and ICE Key Attributes Matrix

Accreditations and partnerships UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence (UK-SPEC) and ICE Key Attributes


Accredited training course UK-SPEC mapping ICE Key Attributes

Design of Concrete Structures to Eurocode 2 The Essentials Course code: D9202

A1. Maintain and extend a sound theoretical approach in enabling the introduction and exploitation of new and advancing technology.

1C. Ability to maintain and extend a sound theoretical approach in enabling the introduction and exploitation of new and advancing technology.

Design of Concrete Structures to Eurocode 2 The Workshop Course code: D9203

Design of Structural Masonry to Eurocode 6 Course code: D9601

Construction Project Management Course code: M0787

C1. Plan for effective project implementation. 3A. Ability to plan for effective project implementation.

Essentials of Health and Safety in Construction Course code: S0701

E2. Manage and apply safe systems of work. 6A. A sound knowledge of legislation, hazards and safe systems of work. 6B. Ability to manage risks. 6C. Ability to manage health, safety and welfare within own area of responsibility. 6D. Commitment to leading continuous improvement in health, safety and welfare.Introduction to Health and Safety in Construction

Course code: S0702

Construction Waste and Waste Management Course code: E0206

E3. Undertake engineering activities in a way that contributes to sustainable development.

7A. A sound knowledge of sustainable development best practice. 7B. Ability to manage engineering activities that contribute to sustainable development. 7C. Committed to leading continuous improvement in sustainable development.

Essential Contract Law Course code: L0110

E5. Exercise responsibilities in an ethical manner. 5A. Commercial Ability: ability to prepare and control budgets. 5C. Commercial Ability: a high level of commercial and contractual

understanding and an ability to use it within own area of responsibility.Principles of Construction Contracts Course code: L0113


Calendar

BIM

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE AVAILABILITY LOCATION * DAYS * MONTH * PRICE ()

APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

M0202 ICE BIM for Infrastructure

London 2 20 665

Birmingham 2 14 665

London 2 20 665

BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL SKILLS


M0763 Technical Report Writing

Birmingham 1 21 295

London 1 6 295

M0764 Technical Report and Business Writing

Birmingham 2 27 510

London 2 18 510

CDM 2015


S0940 CDM 2015: Overview

London 1 21 295

Nottingham 1 22 295

Birmingham 1 23 295

London 1 9 295

Birmingham 1 8 295

London 1 15 295

S0941 CDM 2015: The Importance of the Client in Leading the Project Team

London 1 16 295

Glasgow 1 4 295

London 1 22 295


Mapped to relevant UK-SPEC and ICE Key Attributes

* Refers to classroom training only

Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY

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CDM 2015



S0943 CDM 2015: The Complete Guide

Birmingham 2 28 545

London 2 23 545

Bristol 2 21 545

Glasgow 2 29 545

London 2 29 545

ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY


E0204 Sustainable Development - Design, Construction and Maintenance

London 1 7 295

EUROCODES


D9002Eurocodes EN 1990/EN1991 for Buildings

London 1 30 295

D9202Design of Concrete Structures to Eurocode 2 - The Essentials

London 1 17 295

Birmingham 1 14 295

D9203Design of Concrete Structures to Eurocode 2 - The Workshop

London 2 22 480

D9302Design of Steel Structures to Eurocode 3 - The Essentials

Birmingham 1 17 295

S0942 CDM 2015: The Principal Designer and Designer - Demonstrating Capability

Birmingham 1 22 295

Glasgow 1 28 295

London 1 3 295

Birmingham 1 1 295

London 1 8 295




Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY

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EUROCODES



D9303Design of Steel Structures to Eurocode 3 - The Workshop

London 2 28 480

Birmingham 2 29 480

G0201Design of Retaining Walls to Eurocode 7

Birmingham 1 1 295

D9702Geotechnical Design to Eurocode 7

London 1 7 295

D9901 Design of Bridges to Eurocodes

Birmingham 3 28 990

GRADUATE DEVELOPMENT

BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL SKILLS APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

M0763 Technical Report Writing

Birmingham 1 21 295

London 1 6 295

ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

E0204Sustainable Development - Design, Construction and Maintenance

London 1 7 295

GROUND ENGINEERING APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

D0702 Foundation Design

Bristol 2 27 470

G0314Earthworks - Theory and Practice

London 2 6 480

G0315Getting it Right: Geotechnical Data for Design

Birmingham 1 15 295

G0316Getting it Right: Ground Investigation

Birmingham 1 16 295




Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY


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Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY



ICE MEMBERSHIP APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

L07801 Your Professional Review: Preparation and the Review Day

80

M0305 Mentoring and Supervising Civil Engineers and Delegated Engineers

Birmingham 1 29 265

M0306 The Career Appraisal Route to Incorporated or Chartered Engineer

London 1 3 265

M0310 ICE Professional Review Preparation Course

Reading 1 15 130

Crawley 1 16 130

Manchester 1 16 130

Leeds 1 22 130

Belfast 1 28 130

Newcastle 1 29 130

London 1 30 130

Birmingham 1 5 130

Manchester 1 7 130

Gloucester 1 13 130

Glasgow 1 20 130

Aberdeen 1 27 130

Nottingham 1 24 130

Cambridge 1 15 130

Eastleigh 1 15 130

Glasgow 1 21 130

Important and interesting course that highlights not only the review process but also the need for extensive preparation in order to pass the Review Day effectively

Christopher Neal, Lincolnshire County Council. ICE Professional Review Preparation Course, February 2015 (in-house)


Calendar

GROUND ENGINEERING


D0702 Foundation Design

Bristol 2 27 470

G0314 Earthworks - Theory and Practice

London 2 6 480

G0315 Getting it Right: Geotechnical Data for Design

Birmingham 1 15 295

G0316 Getting it Right: Ground Investigation

Birmingham 1 16 295



LAW AND CONTRACTS APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

L0113 Principles of Construction Contracts

Birmingham 2 23 565 /180

London 2 8 565 /180

L07803 Construction Contract Stategy for International Markets

30

PROJECT AND DESIGN MANAGEMENT APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

D0702 Reinforced Concrete Detailing for Designers

Birmingham 23 295

TRANSPORTATION APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

D0802 Highway Design and Detailing using the DMRB

London 2 16 480




Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY

Informative and resourceful for Graduates Monsur Aziz, Graduate Structural Engineer, Derbyshire County Council. Reinforced Concrete Detailing for Designers, October 2014 (classroom)


Calendar

HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE/CDM



S0940 CDM 2015: Overview

London 1 21 295

Nottingham 1 22 295

Birmingham 1 23 295

London 1 9 295

Birmingham 1 8 295

London 1 15 295

S0941 CDM 2015: The Importance of the Client in Leading the Project Team

London 1 16 295

Glasgow 1 4 295

London 1 22 295

S0942 CDM 2015: The Principal Designer and Designer - Demonstrating Capability

Birmingham 1 22 295

Glasgow 1 28 295

London 1 3 295

Birmingham 1 1 295

London 1 8 295

S0943 CDM 2015: The Complete Guide

London 2 14 545

Birmingham 2 28 545

London 2 23 545

Bristol 2 21 545

Glasgow 2 29 545

London 2 29 545




Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY


Calendar

HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE/CDM



C0512 Temporary Works Co-ordination

Birmingham 1 9 295

London 1 25 295

Bristol 1 14 295

C0513 Temporary Works Design (Above Ground)

London 1 3 295

Birmingham 1 26 295

London 1 21 295

C0514 Temporary Works Design (Below Ground)

Birmingham 1 23 295

London 1 4 295

Birmingham 1 27 295

London 1 22 295

C0516 Temporary Works Co-ordination: The Supervisors Role

Birmingham 1 27 295

C0517 Temporary Works Co-ordinator Training Course

Birmingham 2 12 595

London 2 1 595

Birmingham 2 15 595

ICE MEMBERSHIP



L07801 Your Professional Review: Preparation and the Review Day

80




Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY


Calendar

ICE MEMBERSHIP



M0305 Mentoring and Supervising Civil Engineers and Delegated Engineers

Birmingham 1 29 265

M0306 The Career Appraisal Route to Incorporated or Chartered Engineer

London 1 3 265

M0310 ICE Professional Review Preparation Course

Reading 1 15 130

Crawley 1 16 130

Manchester 1 16 130

Leeds 1 22 130

Belfast 1 28 130

Newcastle 1 29 130

London 1 30 130

Birmingham 1 5 130

Manchester 1 7 130

Gloucester 1 13 130

Glasgow 1 20 130

Aberdeen 1 27 130

Nottingham 1 24 130

Cambridge 1 15 130

Eastleigh 1 15 130

Glasgow 1 21 130

LAW AND CONTRACTS


L0113 Principles of Construction Contracts

Birmingham 2 23 565 | 180



Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY


Calendar

NEC

INTRODUCTORY APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

L06301 Introduction to the Engineering and Construction Contract

London 1 23 395


Glasgow 1 17 295 | 195

London 1 16 295 | 195

Glasgow 1 2 295 | 195


Bristol 1 15 295 | 195

L06306 Engineering and Construction Short Contract

Birmingham 1 7 280

L06311 Preparing and Managing the Engineering and Construction Contract

Glasgow 2 8-9 475

Bristol 2 12-13 475

L07512 Role of the ECC Supervisor

85

L06339 Producing Better Works Information

Birmingham 1 2 210

L06308 Introduction to the Term Service Contract

London 1 28 280 | 195


L06305 Professional Services Contract


London 1 17 280 | 195

LAW AND CONTRACTS



L1008 Expert Witness Masterclass

London 3 18 1335

L07803 Construction Contract Stategy for International Markets

30



Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY


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NEC


INTRODUCTORY (continued) APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

L07504 Introduction to the Professional Services Short Contract

55

L06322 Introduction to the Supply Contract

Birmingham 1 14 280

London 1 8 280

INTERMEDIATE APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

L07507 International Application of NEC3 and Comparison to FIDIC and NEC3 as an EPC Contract

55

L06332 Practical Application of the Engineering and Construction Contract

Birmingham 1 29 260

Birmingham 1 29 260

L06345 Commercial Management using the NEC3 ECC

London 1 23 280

Birmingham 1 11 280

London 1 17 280

L06333 Preparing and Pricing the Engineering and Construction Contract

Birmingham 1 2 260

L06316 TSC Pre and Post-Contract Workshop

Birmingham 1 7 260

ADVANCED APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

L07506 Programme Provisions under NEC3 Contracts

70

L06350 ECC Project Manager Accreditation

Inverness 4 11-14 1495

Birmingham 4 18-21 1495

Glasgow 4 14-17 1495

Bristol 4 14-17 1495




Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY


Calendar

NEC


ADVANCED (continued) APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT

L06304 ECC Compensation Events Workshop

London 1 28 260

Glasgow 1 2 260

Birmingham 1 9 260

London 1 22 260

L06310 ECC Project Managers Workshop

Bristol 1 4 260

Birmingham 1 22 260

Birmingham 1 3 260

L06320 Managing Risk under the ECC

Birmingham 1 17 260

Glasgow 1 30 260

PROJECT AND DESIGN MANAGEMENT


D0512Reinforced Concrete Detailing for Designers

Birmingham 1 23 295

M0787Construction Project Management

Birmingham 2 9 560

SRUCTURAL DESIGN



Birmingham 1 9 295

London 1 25 295

Bristol 1 14 295


London 1 3 295

Birmingham 1 26 295

London 1 21 295




Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY


Calendar

SRUCTURAL DESIGN (continued)




Birmingham 1 23 295

London 1 4 295

Birmingham 1 27 295

London 1 22 295


Birmingham 1 27 295


Birmingham 2 12 595

London 2 1 595

Birmingham 2 15 595

D0512 Reinforced Concrete Detailing for Designers

Birmingham 1 23 295

D9002 Eurocodes EN 1990/EN1991 for Buildings

London 1 30 295

D9202 Design of Concrete Structures to Eurocode 2 - The Essentials

London 1 17 295

Birmingham 1 14 295

D9203 Design of Concrete Structures to Eurocode 2 - The Workshop

London 2 22 480

D9302 Design of Steel Structures to Eurocode 3 - The Essentials

Birmingham 1 17 295

D9303 Design of Steel Structures to Eurocode 3 - The Workshop

London 2 28 480

Birmingham 2 29 480




Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY


Calendar

TEMPORARY WORKS



Birmingham 1 9 295

London 1 25 295

Bristol 1 14 295


London 1 3 295

Birmingham 1 26 295

London 1 21 295


Birmingham 1 23 295

London 1 4 295

Birmingham 1 27 295

London 1 22 295


Birmingham 1 27 295

G0201 Design of Retaining Walls to Eurocode 7

Birmingham 1 1 295

D9702 Geotechnical Design to Eurocode 7

London 1 7 295

D9901 Design of Bridges to Eurocodes

Birmingham 3 28 990

SRUCTURAL DESIGN (continued)






Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY


Calendar

TEMPORARY WORKS (continued)




Birmingham 2 12 595

London 2 1 595

Birmingham 2 15 595

TRANSPORTATION


C0126 Pavement Design Using the DMRB

London 1 2 295

D0802 Highway Design and Detailing using the DMRB

London 2 16 480

C0102 Specifying and using asphalts in roads and other paved areas with confidence

London 1 8 295




Classroom training

In-house training

eLearning KEY

Good structure to the daythe tutor was knowledgeable and previous experience was well-shared

Joe Simpson, Management Trainee, Willmott Dixon. Temporary Works Co-ordination, January 2015 (in-house)


Events Programme for 2015Conferences

These are large scale, 1 or 2 day events. Revenue generated is used to fully subsidise the rest of the 2015 events programme: including over 40 free lectures

21 April ICE Engineering Skills Conference

ay ICE Flooding Conference

5 June ICE Bridges Conference

17 July ICE Nuclear Conference

30 June ICE Health & Safety Conference

7 - 9 September ICE Coastal Management, Call for Papers

21 October ICE BIM Conference

10 November ICE Asset Management

9 - 10 December Civil Engineering Triennial Summit, (Future Cities)

In line with the new 2015 CDM regulations, ICE publishing is offering three new titles that will provide thorough coverage of the practical and theoretical aspects of the new regulations and help you prepare for the transition. ICEs newest CDM books will equip all those involved in the procurement and management of construction projects with the know-how to satisfy legal obligations, avoid the costs and delays of non-compliance, and increase overall project safety and efficiency.

NEW CDM TITLES FROM ICE PUBLISHINGExplaining the 2015 updates clearly and logically ensuring smooth and swift implementation

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PRACTICAL GUIDE TO USING THE CDM REGULATIONS 2015: TEAMWORK NOT PAPERWORK

Summarises the key features of the legislation, with a holistic, team-oriented approach to defining the best practice behaviours that will enable the entire project team to work together more effectively.

Price: 30.00

ISBN: 978 07277 5990 0

Format: Paperbound

Publish Date: 13/04/2015

Number of Pages: 112pp

CDM 2015: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Includes numerous case study boxes to show how theory works in practice, as well as checklists and templates to aid the reader in their implementation of the latest revisions to the regulations.

Price: 40.00

ISBN: 978 07277 6032 6

Format: Paperbound



CDM REGULATIONS 2015 EXPLAINED

Closely examines the roles of each party involved in a construction project and includes a complete copy of the 2015 CDM Regulations, with step-by-step guidance on each clause.

Price: 65.00

ISBN: 978 07277 6009 8

Format: Paperbound



Events Programme for 2015Conferences

These are large scale, 1 or 2 day events. Revenue generated is used to fully subsidise the rest of the 2015 events programme: including over 40 free lectures

21 April ICE Engineering Skills Conference

ay ICE Flooding Conference

5 June ICE Bridges Conference

17 July ICE Nuclear Conference

30 June ICE Health & Safety Conference

7 - 9 September ICE Coastal Management, Call for Papers

21 October ICE BIM Conference

10 November ICE Asset Management

9 - 10 December Civil Engineering Triennial Summit, (Future Cities)

ICE Training

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Registered charity number 210252.

ICE Training One Great George Street Westminster London SW1P 3AA UK

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That is still our aim today. Now the number of members has grown, and ICE represents around 80,000 members worldwide.

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