To be a successful inspection engineer, you need to be conscious of your responsibilities and adopt a methodological approach to responding to what happens on-site. You also need to maintain high standards of safety, design and compliance, and understand how to work towards the best outcome for all parties.

This course develops a general understanding of conducting a site inspection, and the on-site processes and key relationships involved. You will learn:

• roles and responsibilities of site inspection engineers
• contractual obligations and professional responsibilities around certification
• strategies to communicate with on-site stakeholders including builders, construction managers and tradespeople
• practical tips to solve problems when dealing with complexities and unfamiliar conditions on-site

Who should do this course?
Engineers and professionals involved in building and construction site inspections including services, structural and site inspection engineers. Participants must have two five years experience.

Site inspections can be one of the most rewarding, yet challenging, aspects of an engineer s duties. On-site, abstract documentation and project processes are translated into physical form.

Proudly developed by the Office of the Building Commissioner, leading structural design engineer Tony Lavorato, Engineering Education Australia, and PointsBuild.

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