Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management for Construction Professionals Training Course

Why Attend

Quantity Surveying sits at the heart of every commercially successful construction project, connecting design, cost, and contract into a single disciplined process that protects value from inception to final account. This training course builds well-rounded competency across quantity surveying and commercial management, equipping construction professionals to manage cost and contractual risk with confidence throughout the project lifecycle.

Participants will strengthen their ability to prepare and interpret a bill of quantities, carry out accurate interim and final valuation, and navigate procurement routes suited to different project types. The course also covers the commercial fundamentals of contracts, controlling construction costs, and applying sound commercial management practices that safeguard profitability for both contractors and clients.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Prepare, interpret, and apply a bill of quantities across project stages
• Carry out accurate interim and final valuations for construction works
• Evaluate procurement routes and select the appropriate approach for a project
• Understand key contract types, clauses, and their commercial implications
• Estimate, monitor, and control construction costs throughout delivery
• Apply commercial management principles to protect project profitability
• Manage variations, claims, and final account processes
• Support informed decision-making through sound quantity surveying practice

Target Group

• Quantity surveyors and assistant quantity surveyors
• Commercial managers and cost consultants
• Contract administrators and procurement professionals
• Construction and project managers with cost or contract responsibilities
• Engineers moving into commercial or quantity surveying roles
• Consultants and client-side teams managing construction commercial performance