How to Train for Construction Contract Management

According to the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA,) the key responsibilities for any construction manager include Project Management Planning, Cost Management, Time Management, Quality Management, Contract Administration, Safety Management and CM Professional Practice. There is more than one way to train for construction contract management. Often, the best choice for you depends on how much time and money you have to invest in your training.

Instructions

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      Self study is a great place to start.

      Study books related to the topic of construction contract management. Self study is one way to begin training for construction contract management. To find relevant resources, contact the CMAA to ask which reading material the organization recommends.

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      Attend classes to learn construction contract management.

      Take courses in construction contract management. Check out the CMAA website (see the Resources section) to learn about training courses available. Sign up and attend classes right on the website.

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      Get on-the-job training.

      Obtain on-the-job training. One of the best ways to learn construction contract management is by doing it and being mentored by a professional. If you currently work in construction, meet with a member of management to find out how to train for a position within your organization. If not, check out the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) job listings on that organization's website (see the Resources section). Focus on applying for positions that specifically offer hands-on training for new employees.

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