Engineering Project Management in IFM & AFM

The Engineering Project Management in Integrated/Aggregated Facilities Management course equips Facility engineers and Facility Project managers with essential skills to effectively manage complex projects within Singapore's evolving I/AFM sector.

This intermediate-level course focuses on practical application of project planning, execution, monitoring, and control, aligned with the Project Management Technical Skills and Competency (TSC) code BEV-BIN-3021-1.1-1. Learners will develop competencies in budget management, stakeholder engagement, and contract management, enhancing their ability to drive project success and advance their careers in the Built Environment.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

• Explain the concepts and principles of project management, including stakeholder engagement and contract specifications
• Apply project management tools and techniques to communicate project schedules, quality requirements, and risk management plans
• Interpret the stages and processes of project management to align communication with project requirements
• Examine project statuses to ensure adherence to agreed plans and timelines using resource monitoring techniques
• Assess project budgets by identifying components and applying appropriate monitoring approaches
• Relate site inspection results with project specifications and performance indicators to evaluate project success
• Spot gaps in project delivery by analyzing expected project outcomes and actual performance

PRE-REQUISITES

• Language: Able to speak, listen, write, and read English with Numeracy skills at a minimum proficiency level of the Employability Skills Workforce Skills Qualification Workplace Literacy Level (WPL) 5.
• Academic: Obtained at least N-Level in English or ITE qualification and above.
• Experience: At least 1 year experience in built environment.