Inspector online distance learning
Promotional price 7 995 SEK (Ord. price 12 995 SEK)
until 30/04/2025
Have you ever dreamed of a career where your knowledge and expertise can shape the safety and quality of construction projects? Then training as a construction inspector is your ticket to an exciting and in-demand career in the construction industry.
Who is the training aimed at?
This course is aimed at people who act as clients, managers, inspectors, construction and installation contractors, inspection officers (KA) and anyone who performs inspections in the areas of buildings, land, construction and installation. The course is also suitable for project managers, construction project managers, installation inspectors, assistant inspectors and people in purchasing and planning. It is also aimed at those with experience in the industry who want to be certified as an inspector.
What does a construction surveyor do?
Construction surveyors play a crucial role in the construction process by ensuring that the work output meets quality standards and agreed requirements. Through rigorous inspections and analysis before, during and after construction projects, they identify potential faults and deficiencies, helping to minimize risks and ensure the construction is of the highest standard.
Imagine being the person who reviews and approves buildings, infrastructure and installations, ensuring they not only meet legal requirements but also exceed expectations.
Examples of tasks
1. the inspection process: by carefully going through every step of the construction process, construction inspectors ensure that no detail is overlooked. They ensure that everything from groundwork to completion follows the established standards and regulations.
2. Legal: Construction surveyors must have a solid understanding of the legal aspects of construction projects. This can include contracts, liability issues and disputes. By applying legal knowledge to their work, they can ensure the project complies with the law and avoid potential legal problems.
3. Procurement and Planning: These professionals also play an important role in the procurement process and planning of construction projects. They can provide valuable input to ensure that the project is feasible and meets the technical and safety requirements.
Labor market needs for construction surveyors: The demand for competent construction surveyors has never been higher. The construction industry strives to maintain high standards and minimize risks, which increases the need for qualified inspectors. This applies not only to large construction projects but also to smaller projects where quality and compliance are equally important.
Employers are actively looking for professional construction surveyors who can ensure smooth and successful projects. With your certification as a construction inspector, you will not only have in-demand skills, but you will also be an important link in ensuring that buildings and infrastructure meet the highest standards.
The added value of certification:
After completing the training, you will not only have knowledge of all aspects of construction inspection, but you will also be ready to go through the certification process. The certification confirms your expertise and makes you even more attractive on the job market. Many employers prioritize certified construction surveyors to ensure the highest possible quality in their projects.
Job market
The Construction Surveyor course opens the door to a dynamic and rewarding career in the construction industry. By immersing yourself in the inspection process, law and planning, you will gain the skills needed to shape the construction projects of the future. Take the opportunity to become an important part of the industry and secure your place as a sought-after construction surveyor. Shape your future today!
Understand the regulatory framework for construction inspection and acquire important knowledge in areas such as the inspection process, law, AB/ABT inspection regulations and definitions of terms. This will also give you a strong foundation to continue towards certification. The training also covers the importance of conducting a construction inspection, different types of inspections, guarantees, differences between forms of construction and forms of procurement.
After completing the course, you will have understood the key elements of the inspector's work and be able to apply these in practice. We will also cover the Consumer Services Act, which gives you an in-depth knowledge of the inspection of consumer contracts. After completing the course, you will have the necessary knowledge to pass the exam and become a certified inspector. To obtain certification, in addition to knowledge from the course, proven professional experience is required.
Extract from the course content
- Different types of inspections
- The inspection
- Key steps in the inspection
- Inspection checklist
- Professional workmanship
- Consumer Services Act
- ABS 18 General provisions for small house construction
- AB-U 07
- ABT-7 07
- ABM 07
- Completion Protection Act
- AB 04
- ABT 06
Prerequisites
Experience in construction contracts, property management, project management or from working in "construction administration".
This is what RISE, which certifies inspectors, says
2. education, experience and skills requirements
2.1 Education To become a certified or approved construction inspector, the applicant shall have relevant technical training according to one of the options below:
(a) passed the engineering examination
(b) a technical college degree, technical education at secondary level, higher vocational education or higher education. All with a minimum of two years of education
c) inspectors without relevant training can obtain a certificate if they can provide evidence of at least 10 years of qualified experience in work deemed to be in the relevant field.
All training must be supported by copies of certificates.
5 RISE Certification Rules for Construction Inspectors - 2024-02-16 ©.
2.2 Work experience The applicant must provide evidence of practical experience of at least: - five years, if training is available in accordance with chapter 2.1 alternative a) - seven years, if training is available in accordance with chapter 2.1 alternative b) - ten years if no training is available The work tasks must have been in one of the construction, civil engineering or installation sectors. Meritorious roles are, for example, work with design, project management, work management or inspection. For certification, the applicant must also have extensive experience of construction site inspections corresponding to at least 300 hours or 20 projects over the past two years. One project corresponds to an inspection time of about 8 hours plus preparation and follow-up work.
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