Designed by Construction Experts for Industry Experts
We have worked with leading construction organizations and professionals to identify common challenges in construction projects and are striving to transform the industry through developing innovative learning methods and practices.
This new offering is currently "under construction" but is evolving quickly and anticipated to include:
Seven (7) total online courses
Three (3) micro-credential opportunities
An overarching exam leading to a PMI Professional in Built Environment Projects (PMI-PBEP) certification
Supporting this broader focus to upskill the changemakers in the construction industry, we will be establishing a global community to help people at all levels evolve their project management skills and lead their projects and organizations forward.
Below are the courses currently available. This offering will be quickly evolving throughout the year, so be sure to check back often or register to stay in the know.
Governance
Let's fill the gap and help our Construction PMPs
Knowledge
Build on Best Practices shared by the Community
Construction 4.0
Let's identify the needs for a Construction 4.0
Introducing Built Environment Project Communication Pro
We are excited to introduce the first micro-credential (course and exam) from a new developing series focused on the construction industry - Built Environment Project Communication Pro.
Ineffective communication on the job leads to confusion, frustration and distrust amongst key stakeholders. This has impacts on worker morale and productivity. This course focuses on the power of effective communication and how to improve on this skill specifically in a construction environment. You will learn how to create a communication strategy and plan, increase stakeholder buy-in, influence without authority, increase collaboration and apply principles of commitment-based management.
Topics Covered in this Course Include:
- The Importance of Effective Communication in Engineering & Construction Projects
- Communication Strategy & Communication Plan
- Stakeholder Management for Communication
- The Importance of Active Listening
- Formal Communications – Governance & Project Structures
- Using ‘The Big Room’ (Obeya)
- Commitment-Based Management
- Project Management Information Systems
- Evidence-Based Communication using the Compass Diagnostic Tool
Solve the Challenges of Scope Creep and Change Orders in the Built Environment
With the growing complexity of today’s large engineering and construction projects, effective scope and change order management is critical to reducing waste, disputes, and financial loss.
According to a recent global PMI survey, over 70% of project management professionals in the construction industry experience scope creep, resulting in project delays and cost overruns. Lead the change with PMI’s Scope and Change Order Management in the Built Environment course, designed by industry experts to help you:
- Apply best practices in both scope development and scope management to reduce the number of change orders downstream
- Mobilize a standardized change order process to effectively manage project changes
- Understand the different types of technologies that can be used to support scope and change order management
About the PMI Professional in Built Environment Projects (PMI-PBEP)™ Certification
This course is offered as part of the PMI Professional in Built Environment Projects (PMI-PBEP)™ certification.
The world is relying on construction professionals and organizations more than ever before, with $3.5 trillion in global economic infrastructure investment needed per year through 2035, according to McKinsey.
As the world’s leading project, program, and portfolio management association, PMI—in collaboration with leading construction organizations and professionals around the globe—is developing the PMI-PBEP certification. The certification is designed to equip project management professionals with the skills needed to transform the global construction industry and bring large, complex projects to life.
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