Qualification title
Level 7 NVQ Diploma Construction Senior Management
Occupation
Senior Site Manager
This Level 7 NVQ is aimed at senior managers in the construction industry who work in a wide range of job roles and are involved in decision-making within their organisation.
Duration: 2 to 3 visits
Location: On-site assessment and/or remote
Cost: Price on calling
Dates: On-site assessment
Accreditation: OFQUAL Certification
Occupation: Construction Project Manager, Contracts Manager, Senior Construction Site Manager
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| Unit Ref. | Title | Level |
|---|---|---|
| K/615/1332 | Manage teams in construction | 7 |
| M/615/1333 | Lead and participate in meetings in construction management | 5 |
| T/615/1334 | Provide ethical advice, judgement and service in construction management | 7 |
| A/615/1335 | Develop self and others in construction management | 6 |
| Unit Ref. | Title | Level |
|---|---|---|
| F/615/1336 | Prepare and agree a project brief and development programme in construction | 7 |
| L/615/1338 | Manage design development and processes in construction | 7 |
| J/615/1337 | Assess and evaluate the environmental impact of developments in construction management | 7 |
| R/615/1339 | Evaluate sustainable resources and requirements in construction management | 6 |
| J/615/1340 | Manage marketing and customer service in construction organisations | 7 |
| Unit Ref. | Title | Level |
|---|---|---|
| L/615/1341 | Implement strategic sourcing partnerships in construction management | 7 |
| R/615/1342 | Establish project procurement arrangements in construction management | 7 |
| Y/615/1343 | Manage procurement processes in construction management | 7 |
| D/615/1344 | Prepare and submit estimates, bids and tenders in construction management | 6 |
| H/615/1346 | Ensure that contracts are prepared, negotiated and concluded in construction management | 7 |
| K/615/1346 | Control organisational and project income and expenditure in construction management | 7 |
| Unit Ref. | Title | Level |
|---|---|---|
| M/615/1347 | Manage project risks and opportunities in construction | 7 |
| T/615/1348 | Manage project processes in construction | 7 |
| A/615/1349 | Manage project evaluation and feedback in construction | 7 |
| A/615/1383 | Control project outcomes in construction | 7 |
| M/615/1350 | Evaluate and progress the resolution of disputes in construction management | 7 |
| T/615/1351 | Manage project completion in construction | 6 |
Level 7 construction senior management is typically a high-level leadership position in the construction industry, responsible for managing and overseeing multiple projects and teams. This position usually requires extensive experience and advanced knowledge of the construction industry.
The typical responsibilities of a level 7 construction senior manager include overseeing and managing construction projects, ensuring that projects are completed on time and within budget, hiring and managing construction teams, coordinating with architects and engineers, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations and building codes.
To be successful in a level 7 construction senior management position, individuals need to have strong leadership, communication, and organisational skills. They also need to have a deep understanding of the construction industry, including building codes, safety regulations, and construction processes.
Common challenges faced by level 7 construction senior managers include managing multiple projects and teams simultaneously, dealing with unexpected delays or issues, ensuring compliance with building codes and safety regulations, and managing budgets and financial resources.
To be successful in a level 7 construction senior management position, individuals need to be highly organised and efficient, able to communicate effectively with a wide range of stakeholders, and skilled in managing people and resources. They should also stay up-to-date on the latest developments and trends in the construction industry and be willing to adapt to changing circumstances. Other strategies for success include building strong relationships with clients and stakeholders, creating a positive and collaborative work environment, and investing in ongoing professional development.
CIOB stands for the Chartered Institute of Building. It is a professional body for construction management and leadership, with a focus on promoting best practices and standards within the industry. CIOB offers various membership levels and qualifications, including the Chartered Membership (MCIOB), which is a recognised mark of professionalism in the construction industry. This level 7 construction senior management is a direct entry for a Chartered membership (MCIOB). On application approval, the person may be eligible for a £600 grant through the CITB.
Yes, you can be eligible for the CSCS Black card, as long as you have completed the Managers and Professional Health and Safety Test within 2 years of applying for the card.
