Training in railway safety, tramway systems, operations and maintenance, infrastructure, and safety in and around track environments.
The courses are designed for project managers, supervisors, technicians, contractors and others working in the rail and tramway sectors.
Courses in quality, health, safety and environmental management, with a particular focus on rail and civil engineering projects.
Participants gain knowledge of responsibilities, risk management, safety practices, documentation and how requirements can be applied in day-to-day work.
Practical training in construction law for building, civil engineering and infrastructure projects.
Topics include forms of contract, allocation of responsibilities, contract documents, variations and additional works, schedules, delays, inspections, defects and disputes. The training can be tailored to standards such as AB 04, ABT 06 and ABK 09.
Training for professionals who manage or contribute to projects in construction, civil engineering, rail and the public sector.
The courses cover project planning, organisation, finance, risk management, monitoring, communication and leadership.
Training in preventive and corrective maintenance, maintenance planning, life-cycle perspectives and performance monitoring of technical assets.
Participants gain tools for creating a more structured, safe and cost-effective maintenance operation.
Practical training in systematic work environment management, risk assessments, responsibilities, safety culture and preventive health and safety practices.
The content is tailored to the organisation’s risks and the participants’ roles and responsibilities.
Training that provides a practical understanding of project finance, budgeting, forecasting, cost control and financial monitoring.
The courses are also suitable for participants who work with financial matters but are not finance professionals.
An introduction to the most important environmental requirements in construction and civil engineering projects.
The training covers the Swedish Environmental Code, the Planning and Building Act, allocation of responsibilities, environmental permitting and how environmental requirements affect project planning and delivery.
Training in practical leadership, communication, work environment responsibilities, and the management of organisations and projects.
The focus is on the challenges that managers, project managers and supervisors face in their day-to-day work.