CPC60220

ACADEMIA

ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION (MANAGEMENT)

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It’s time to take your building and construction career to the next level

Have you been working in a managerial or supervisory role on high rise buildings, or large scale and complex projects for a number of years?

With skills, knowledge and experience in site management, project management, supervision and operational practices?

If this is you, then you may be eligible to have your experience formally recognised through Recognition of Prior Learning.

If you first need to learn more about RPL, visit our Recognition of Prior Learning page to help answer all your questions.

Who is eligible to complete this qualification through RPL?

A student most suited to achieve RPL would have prior experience in having project managed, construction managed, supervised and / or worked on open building projects from concept through to completion.

In order to achieve competency via RPL, a student is required to demonstrate they have acquired the relevant skills and knowledge within the criteria set out in each unit of competency within the qualification.

This is achieved through our comprehensive yet streamlined RPL Assessment process where your experience, skills, proficiencies and knowledge are captured through competency based conversations with your trainer & assessor. Competency is further substantiated through the supply of suggested student evidence, third party reference verifications and a self-evaluation.

Examples of skills and knowledge necessary to possess, and roles and responsibilities that are required to have been fulfilled, in order to achieve RPL

PART 1: Throughout your employment and work history, you must have completed, learnt, coordinated, developed, implemented, managed and contributed to various organisational processes, evaluation practices, reporting and compliance assessments.

PART 2: You would have held or currently hold, managerial responsibilities, workplace health and safety accountabilities, and conduct tasks relevant to contract compliance and the assessment of construction faults across a number of projects over a period of time.

Some examples include:

Developing organisational policies, procedure and processes in environmental management, workplace health and safety and subcontractor compliance.
Possess the skills and knowledge to interpret, amend, and / or apply legal and contractual requirements to active and future projects in Type A construction.
Possess a comprehensive understanding of the NCC and Australian Standards, and with this knowledge have the ability to identify non-compliance in plans and specifications, construction works, material selection and use.
Possess and evidence professional writing by evidencing previously issued email communications to stakeholders and external professionals, distributing continuous improvement feedback to colleagues, mitigating or participating in dispute resolution (emails, meeting notes or minutes), and WHS site assessment reporting.

Still Unsure?

To see if you pre-qualify for RPL, you can contact Academia via our contact form to receive call back regarding your query.

You may also reach out directly by calling 0400 616 405 to speak with one of our experienced team members to help answer all your questions or request one of our industry experts conduct a pre-qualification to confirm if you’re eligible for RPL.

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