In America a degree is a waste of time. Dig into those plans as much as you can and eventually you will moved up and up until you get where you want. It helps if you know English and Spanish vary well. Take it from me who started out sweeping floor and now im a manager. Learn and absorb everything you can every day on the job, even other trades work so you have a good understanding of everything in the site
I do agree. You can also go very far without a degree. I think in the uk a degree is now getting to expensive and you can definitely start to earn money and gain experience earlier without one.
Hello, I'm from brazil and your tips will be incredible helpful. I'm live at London, and work in Canary Wharf, doing Ganger. My dream is become a manager! Thanks for the video.
Love the video, it was very informative. I'm a plasterer and have ran my business for 9 years completing internal and external rendering projects , I have worked on site in schools, office blocks , new builds and social housing. What would you suggest the best route for me to take to get a site managers position
Hey great question. I Am going to answer this as a single video as I think there is a lot to talk about. I'll get recording and should have it on the channel either this week or next. Keep an eye out.
Mohammed j hey check out some of the other vlogs i have done and you will see what is involved. There are so many different type of jobs you have to do
I'm doing my Advanced diploma in building & construction level 5 and I do a bit of work with my dad that he got with property maintenance like loft conversion etc. I know with that Diploma I can be a Project manager but would the company put me straight in that position? Thanks
Hey. I would say maybe as an assistant to start? If you have worked on a big construction project I.e on a site with more than 20 workers then you may well have the right experience. General builds like loft conversions wouldn't really count as construction site experi ence I don't think. Most project managers I know had lots of experience as an assistant or even were a site manager or even engineer before taking the position. You are definately on the right road though! Took me 12 years dping engineering and then site management before getting into project management. Hope this helos
Hi. Great videos. Maybe a video about salary abd bonuses would help😁 i am a structural engineer who always wondered if the grass is greener on the other side and if it may be better to try project management instead. What do you think? Not just for financial reasons but the design work can get extremely stressful and i have been questioning myself for a while if maybe i am more of a peoples person who would enjoy more hands on deck job
Hey you should definitely get some experience and see if it is a job you fancy. I will try and do a video on pay etc as I am sure most people aren't 100 percent clear on potential earnings. Its a great booming industry at the moment so might be the right time for a career change, plus you already have experience
@@SheWhoDaresWins Thank you for your response. Love the videos. I used to work as Foreman on site but decided to go to design office but working as SE is not paid very well and may not be the most exciting as opposed to running the job as PM.I wish you all the best.
@@cibulka2005 Thanks! I guess the main thing is enjoyment when it comes to work. I've learnt that the hard way. chasing the money isn't always the best thing, especially in such a harsh working industry
First of all, thanks for the video, second, I would like to know on average how many hours do you work a week and is it possible to be able to have a family life in the future? I have a bachelors degree in structural engineering and working in design, but I'm thinking of going into construction, because I can't stand siting in the office all day, I want to move
hey Jessica Thanks! I only work 3 days a week at the moment as I am freelance and found a client who only needed me part time. I would say most companies these days have to be aware that not everyone can work 12 hour shifts 5 days a week. I would say that you just have to find the right company with the right culture for working moms :) Hope this helps and you'll love working on site for sure!
Hi there I just don’t know where to start I am currently a gateman for a construction company and have plastering experience also . What routes do you suggest would be ideal ? Do I have to go to university to become a site manager ?
Hi!! I´m an architect and I´m 37 years old. I got a Master´s degree in Administration and a short time ago I heard and took a basic Project management course, so I want to become a project manager and the question is about How much experience do you need to get the certification but mainly to exercise it?
Hi Edgar it is hard to say how much experience you need but you certainly have a great skill set to work off. Most project managers start as site or assistant site managers, however a company may take you on if you show the relevant skill set.
Hi john. Sure you would need basic computer skills as well as the ability to use a small proportion of CAD and if you do surveying aswell then a drawing processing software such as LSS. Hope this helps
Good Evening. I am currently studying how to be builder but this was not my initial choice. Being an engineer was what I firstly recommended but respecting time more, owning a construction company and being part of management I'll need to know what's it's like being a builder, being in the designing group in order for me to communicate effectively. I need your advice. Can I study being a structural engineer or must I still continue with being a buipder
Hey. I think both routes can work, structural engineering is a lot more hand off approach. To understand all aspects of build any on site jobs are the best in my opinion.
Cool video! I think the project manager is under contracts manager? I'm looking to do the Operations management course, I hope it can open sone doors for work! Best Regards Ricardo :)
I am an international student now currently studying in Sydney. I want to be an site engineer or work on project management. Is it good for working as a construction labourer while I studying? u inspired me a lot, thank u for all the info.
Hello I am young and wanting to learn more about this trade, if i have a Diploma of Building and Construction can I go straight to becoming a Site Manager, or do I need more experience to get hired.
I’ll be immigrating to Australia around February and will try to find a PM job for me. Any recommendation on how to start seeking for jobs? Great video by the way!
Hey sergio!! Yeah sure maybe try a company called carmicheal they have branches here and in aus for construction workers. Hope it all works out for you over there!
construction project manager dont get appreciated often laughed at, but as a career its good pay and I am trying to find a online higher access course. Could you recommend any kind of HE courses for construction that i can study at home to get into uni to do a bach degree? Thanks
Hi great video, I've been in construction over 15 years in 1 guise or another, currently doing my HNC, wonder8ng if you had any advice on how to get your first role as a manager or assistant, finding it difficult
Ha ha! Sounds great doing the HNC is a great route in. Have you contacted any of the old companies you might have worked for in the past? Or even tried the agency route?
@@SheWhoDaresWins I have a few contacts that may be useful so I'm waiting on them in the meantime I think agency work my be the way to go just to get some exp because all the qualifications in the world are no good if I've never done the job before, any recommendations or are they all pretty much the same? x
They have construction management at my trade school should I take it ? Do they even hire people from trade schools or just people with bachelor degree in engineering
Do construction work first in the field for at least 10 years - so you know what your talking about ! Us veteran construction workers are always teaching you college kids how to do your jobs !
Great to hear! Maybe try a construction management course or engineering? You can find some great courses at local colleges and universities. Where are you based?
I want to become a construction project manager. How can i become an Construction PM is ug in Construction project management is enough to get the job as a fresher or need a civil engineering degree?
If you work for a small general contractor you are more than likely going to be required to be hands on with most trades as and when required alongside your management role
Hey. I’ve been offered a postion as a assistant site manager for persimmons . I’ve only ever been a bricklayer/Forman. And worried sick I might not make the cut in this role. Any advice would be great.
Elephant Gunners first up congrats and don't panic! You will be great. I had an assitant when I worked for one of the main housing companies. I would expect you will start out doing the labouring part of the job. My advice is take everything in. Have a little book and write everything down new you learn as you will need it at Some point. If whoever you are pit with doesn't automatically start to teach you about drawings, the kit etc ask them a shit load of questions. They might only let u carry their kit at the start but after a few months start asking if you can do a set up. All this will be clear when you get going. You want to eventually get to a point where the engineer asks u to do most the work. It might seem that they are taking the Mic, but actually at that point you can call yourself the engineer and you are on your way !! Set yourself a goal. Like I want to be an engineer by two years time and you will be!. Best of luck!
Elephant Gunners no probs. To be honest most managers are the same unless they are younger lol. I've worked with many managers who couldn't even send an email so your one step ahead. Folks will always help you out if you ask.
M Staton it can be hard but I try and understand why they have a problem with it. Are they intimidated by us, is it just an old point of view because they perceive that we are not capable? Once I get to the root cause I try and talk to them or just show them I can do the job. Empathy at the start is key. If it’s just because they disrespect women then I leave them alone and just continue my work. If they start to have a negative impact on me or they are verbally abusive I will report them and have some strong worded conversations with them.
Cobra UK I’m no longer in management as I prefer being a setting out engineer and now have my own company. But, whilst doing project management I looked after 2 1 million pound jobs. I don’t have much experience with design managers I’m afraid
Hello Ma'am, very informative video. I want to ask you some question related with my degree. I have a degree in engineering business managment. With my present degree, I want to start my carrier in construction business . So , pls guide me from where I have to start to enter into the construction business and also pls let me know which softwares I have to learn relates with project manager . Thanks . God bless you .
Im doing my bachelor of construction management. I was thinkng of doing estimating then transferring into a construction manager. Is this ideal and would employers hire a estimator as a construction manager?
GamingDuck yeah I defiantly think that could be a route in. Although I do believe estimators are paid more than construction managers, so maybe bare that in mind.
@@SheWhoDaresWins Thanks for the reply, i currently just obtained my diploma in construction management. This will take me into my second year of my bachelors degree, but i was wondering would i be able to find work in construction management with a diploma while still continuing studying my degree ? (Note i will still only be second year into my degree).
GamingDuck possibly, might be worth contacting some companies before you finish a and see what they say. That may shed light on what they are looking for/accept :)
@@SheWhoDaresWins do you think I can find a job as a construction manager with a criminal record? Im worried I study all this time for a bachelors degree just to realise that I wont be able to find a job.
I'm going for a bachelor degree in construction management, after finishing do I need to go in a trade? or do I just apply for a construction management position?
@@SheWhoDaresWins I'm graduating this year and I'm confused, I wanna be a construction manager therefore its possible to be assistant manager than move up to manager?
@@azza7467 correct yeah, without any site experience it would be extremely difficult to do a construction management job. However, graduate schemes are great and will probably fast track you to where you want to be.
@@SheWhoDaresWins So to summarise after completing my bachelor degree what position should I head towards. I know having a certified cert in a trade would help but to move to construction management after a degree how would u presume this? Thanks for helping out appreciate it!
Azza apply for graduate construction management roles. Or if there aren’t any graduate placements try assistant manager roles. Doing a trade won’t put you on the right track.
I’m finding it hard to find jobs available for assistant site manager. How do you get experience if no one will take you on? Would it be worth doing an NVQ in construction management or SMSTS?
Wright Fitness hey up. Do you have any construction experience at all?, like a trade or anything? If not i would probably suggest a course as most assistant site managers have a background in construction or a construction related qualification. I would also say a smtms is very appealing for companies. I know alot as for that as a basic now.
This Is A Man's World hi! I have 14yrs in construction. Qualified in Ductwork to NVQ Lvl 2, City & Guilds Lvl 3 in Autocad Design and SSSTS but finding it hard to move up to assistant site manager
Oh wow then you are more than suitable! That's a lot of experience. Have you gone the agency route? I normally find that a chat with the right agent/agency can really help. I have been more successful getting a job through them , than going direct to companies.
This Is A Man's World I haven’t directly gone down the agency route no but I will now. Any names of agency off the top of your head? I had a second Interview with a principal contractor called Osbornes as an Assistant M&E Manager role and it seems like I got the job but the Uni they wanted to send me to needed a lot of grades so it never worked out unfortunately.
@@SheWhoDaresWinshello madam can you please expand 👉nvq or gnvq as I'm moving to london to study construction engineering management from university of east London so if i know what exactly that means,I can work on that.Thank you
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Thank you for this informative video.
I took a lot from this video as I am planning to become Construction project manager.
Hanfadhe As Ali great stuff. Glad it helpped and wish u all the best for your new career!!
Hi there EL... Any progress?
Sir Shanks Hi, I decided to start my own construction contracting business in Ethiopia and it’s going very well, thanks to great
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@@SheWhoDaresWins I m from India I m done polytechnic in civil engineering I need job in London u help me
In America a degree is a waste of time. Dig into those plans as much as you can and eventually you will moved up and up until you get where you want. It helps if you know English and Spanish vary well. Take it from me who started out sweeping floor and now im a manager. Learn and absorb everything you can every day on the job, even other trades work so you have a good understanding of everything in the site
I do agree. You can also go very far without a degree. I think in the uk a degree is now getting to expensive and you can definitely start to earn money and gain experience earlier without one.
Thanks for the video. Very informative from a Lady in Construction. Currently doing my degree in Construction Management.
No probs! Oh that's great, hope you are enjoying it!
Oh yes very interesting field and the money too haha
Motivation 💪👊 im starting my contruction soon then after move up
Great video. I’m currently a trainee site engineer and hoping to become a site manager.
Ah nice one! Hope yr enjoying it
Please make a video about minimum required qualifications of a site engineer and minimum salary etc
its on the list :)
Good useful detailed information. Great work done. thank you.
Brilliant video! I am a male and i have Prince2 PM and Plan to Take SMSTSS. Hopefully i will be one today
Awesome! Best of luck!
@@appalachiahiker853 oh wow! It's a vrazy world today! I am hear a lot of graduates are struggling
This Is A Man's World Yep ..But I am a Millennial Born in the 80s :-))
Thanks for your videos! You are doing a great job hun!
Thanks for the video. I am a project scheduler for oil and gas projects so please make video on Project planning and scheduling..
Hi Gopala, i'll add it to the list! How do you find the JOB? Planning for me is a constant learning curve!
@@SheWhoDaresWins project scheduling is very interesting and P6 is one of the best planning and scheduling tools.
Thanks for sharing this video.I am trying to become construction manager.
Hello,
I'm from brazil and your tips will be incredible helpful. I'm live at London, and work in Canary Wharf, doing Ganger. My dream is become a manager! Thanks for the video.
I am Brazilian too, I am graduating as a civil engineer and I intend to go to USA
Based on the hiearchy, I would consider myself somewhere between a skilled laborer but also a ganger since I am the son of my dad's company.
Juan Celestino nice!
Can you do a vid on HND / HNC construction management? As in where will it get you?
I can do for sure
Love the video, it was very informative. I'm a plasterer and have ran my business for 9 years completing internal and external rendering projects , I have worked on site in schools, office blocks , new builds and social housing. What would you suggest the best route for me to take to get a site managers position
Great video! Would you be able to elaborate a bit on social skills, and what you mean by being good at it. Cheers !
Hey great question. I Am going to answer this as a single video as I think there is a lot to talk about. I'll get recording and should have it on the channel either this week or next. Keep an eye out.
This Is A Man's World Cool beans! Thanks!
Hallo Madam, this video is motivational for me, with kind regards, azhim from Indonesia
What is your duty as a project manager ?
when you go to the site what do you do and in the office as well ?
Mohammed j hey check out some of the other vlogs i have done and you will see what is involved. There are so many different type of jobs you have to do
Glad people are learning from this
Mathieu Leader me too
its good you could use it for your companies training video
Great work🙂 thanks for the video . Migrating canada for construction project management course
Thanks so much. Wow that's exciting! I wish you all the best for your career!
This Is A Man's World thank you 😊
Hey man how did that workout ? Have you started already?
this is a good information for me. very important
So here it is a very helpful video about a civil engineer experience and some how there is 20 dislike for it 😂😂😂does TH-cam hire these guys!
thanks
Excellent video
Thank you it was really helpful!
Diego Rodriguez no problem. I’m glad it was
Can I get into management with an architecture degree.?
I'm doing my Advanced diploma in building & construction level 5 and I do a bit of work with my dad that he got with property maintenance like loft conversion etc. I know with that Diploma I can be a Project manager but would the company put me straight in that position? Thanks
Hey. I would say maybe as an assistant to start? If you have worked on a big construction project I.e on a site with more than 20 workers then you may well have the right experience. General builds like loft conversions wouldn't really count as construction site experi ence I don't think. Most project managers I know had lots of experience as an assistant or even were a site manager or even engineer before taking the position. You are definately on the right road though! Took me 12 years dping engineering and then site management before getting into project management. Hope this helos
Hi. Great videos. Maybe a video about salary abd bonuses would help😁 i am a structural engineer who always wondered if the grass is greener on the other side and if it may be better to try project management instead. What do you think? Not just for financial reasons but the design work can get extremely stressful and i have been questioning myself for a while if maybe i am more of a peoples person who would enjoy more hands on deck job
Hey you should definitely get some experience and see if it is a job you fancy. I will try and do a video on pay etc as I am sure most people aren't 100 percent clear on potential earnings. Its a great booming industry at the moment so might be the right time for a career change, plus you already have experience
@@SheWhoDaresWins Thank you for your response. Love the videos. I used to work as Foreman on site but decided to go to design office but working as SE is not paid very well and may not be the most exciting as opposed to running the job as PM.I wish you all the best.
@@cibulka2005 Thanks! I guess the main thing is enjoyment when it comes to work. I've learnt that the hard way. chasing the money isn't always the best thing, especially in such a harsh working industry
@@SheWhoDaresWins 100% agree.
Thank you for this
First of all, thanks for the video, second, I would like to know on average how many hours do you work a week and is it possible to be able to have a family life in the future? I have a bachelors degree in structural engineering and working in design, but I'm thinking of going into construction, because I can't stand siting in the office all day, I want to move
hey Jessica Thanks! I only work 3 days a week at the moment as I am freelance and found a client who only needed me part time. I would say most companies these days have to be aware that not everyone can work 12 hour shifts 5 days a week. I would say that you just have to find the right company with the right culture for working moms :) Hope this helps and you'll love working on site for sure!
Jessica I would recommend working for the owner/developer as an in house construction manager. The hours are less demanding.
Thanks you for this information video👌✌
thank you and the information is clear
Hi there I just don’t know where to start I am currently a gateman for a construction company and have plastering experience also . What routes do you suggest would be ideal ? Do I have to go to university to become a site manager ?
Not at all. Just keep moving jobs and you’ll move up. For a manager site experience is much more important than any degree
Hi!! I´m an architect and I´m 37 years old. I got a Master´s degree in Administration and a short time ago I heard and took a basic Project management course, so I want to become a project manager and the question is about How much experience do you need to get the certification but mainly to exercise it?
Hi Edgar it is hard to say how much experience you need but you certainly have a great skill set to work off. Most project managers start as site or assistant site managers, however a company may take you on if you show the relevant skill set.
Thanks for give instructions
Do you have anything on what's required on the IT/computer sides,nice blog aswell,thanks
Hi john. Sure you would need basic computer skills as well as the ability to use a small proportion of CAD and if you do surveying aswell then a drawing processing software such as LSS. Hope this helps
@@SheWhoDaresWins Orr thank you,will look into it,good luck
thank you so much for information.i wanna to ask how much money make a construction manager in a year?
Good Evening.
I am currently studying how to be builder but this was not my initial choice. Being an engineer was what I firstly recommended but respecting time more, owning a construction company and being part of management I'll need to know what's it's like being a builder, being in the designing group in order for me to communicate effectively.
I need your advice. Can I study being a structural engineer or must I still continue with being a buipder
Hey. I think both routes can work, structural engineering is a lot more hand off approach. To understand all aspects of build any on site jobs are the best in my opinion.
wow it is good information thank you!!!
Cool video! I think the project manager is under contracts manager? I'm looking to do the Operations management course, I hope it can open sone doors for work! Best Regards Ricardo :)
RICARDO thanks! Good luck with your course it’s a great career
@@SheWhoDaresWins Thanks :)
I am an international student now currently studying in Sydney. I want to be an site engineer or work on project management. Is it good for working as a construction labourer while I studying? u inspired me a lot, thank u for all the info.
Hello I am young and wanting to learn more about this trade, if i have a Diploma of Building and Construction can I go straight to becoming a Site Manager, or do I need more experience to get hired.
I’ll be immigrating to Australia around February and will try to find a PM job for me. Any recommendation on how to start seeking for jobs?
Great video by the way!
Hey sergio!! Yeah sure maybe try a company called carmicheal they have branches here and in aus for construction workers. Hope it all works out for you over there!
construction project manager dont get appreciated often laughed at, but as a career its good pay and I am trying to find a online higher access course. Could you recommend any kind of HE courses for construction that i can study at home to get into uni to do a bach degree? Thanks
Skills4stem? If you still need it offer an online HNC
Great information I just passed my green cscs card can I apply to other courses to get the other coloured cards ?
john realest you sure can. I think gnvq or other courses allow you to get other cards and supervisor cards too
Hi great video, I've been in construction over 15 years in 1 guise or another, currently doing my HNC, wonder8ng if you had any advice on how to get your first role as a manager or assistant, finding it difficult
Obviously that's wondering without the 8 🙈
Ha ha! Sounds great doing the HNC is a great route in. Have you contacted any of the old companies you might have worked for in the past? Or even tried the agency route?
@@SheWhoDaresWins I have a few contacts that may be useful so I'm waiting on them in the meantime I think agency work my be the way to go just to get some exp because all the qualifications in the world are no good if I've never done the job before, any recommendations or are they all pretty much the same? x
@@leenuttall9342 yeah I would agree. I always find carmicheal and matchtech are quite good. But then again some local ones to you might be better?
@@SheWhoDaresWins I managed to get a construction manager's role at a company in Manchester, it's all very new but I'm learning
They have construction management at my trade school should I take it ? Do they even hire people from trade schools or just people with bachelor degree in engineering
Do construction work first in the field for at least 10 years - so you know what your talking about ! Us veteran construction workers are always teaching you college kids how to do your jobs !
Keep uploading ❤️
Thanks Ahmed!
So random but I’m considering a big transition from being a social worker to this. What would you suggest I study?
Great to hear! Maybe try a construction management course or engineering? You can find some great courses at local colleges and universities. Where are you based?
This Is A Man's World thank you for responding. I bounce between Medway Kent and London
did you end up doing it? I just decided to do it this year. I don't regret it.
I want to become a construction project manager. How can i become an Construction PM is ug in Construction project management is enough to get the job as a fresher or need a civil engineering degree?
If I was to convert to management would I still be able to do bricklaying or whatever trade I was previously doing
I'm not sure you would have time. But guess that would just be down to your employer
This Is A Man's World oh, thank you for replying
If you work for a small general contractor you are more than likely going to be required to be hands on with most trades as and when required alongside your management role
In job advertisement of UK everywhere it's asking about driving licence for civil engineer how to get driving licence before getting a job
Syed Akramuddin i think that information is on our government website :)
@@SheWhoDaresWins thank you😊
Nice video
Thanks
Hey. I’ve been offered a postion as a assistant site manager for persimmons . I’ve only ever been a bricklayer/Forman. And worried sick I might not make the cut in this role. Any advice would be great.
Elephant Gunners first up congrats and don't panic! You will be great. I had an assitant when I worked for one of the main housing companies. I would expect you will start out doing the labouring part of the job. My advice is take everything in. Have a little book and write everything down new you learn as you will need it at Some point. If whoever you are pit with doesn't automatically start to teach you about drawings, the kit etc ask them a shit load of questions. They might only let u carry their kit at the start but after a few months start asking if you can do a set up. All this will be clear when you get going. You want to eventually get to a point where the engineer asks u to do most the work. It might seem that they are taking the Mic, but actually at that point you can call yourself the engineer and you are on your way !! Set yourself a goal. Like I want to be an engineer by two years time and you will be!. Best of luck!
This Is A Man's World thanks for the advice. It’s an assistant manager postion is not not diffrent to an engineer?
Elephant Gunners sorry my bad! Still the same applies, try and just learn as much as you can. Don't be afraid to ask stupid questions!
This Is A Man's World only worry really is computers. I am very basic and can only use email rreslly. Thanks so much for advice.
Elephant Gunners no probs. To be honest most managers are the same unless they are younger lol. I've worked with many managers who couldn't even send an email so your one step ahead. Folks will always help you out if you ask.
where is a document controller?
dats great thanks fr help.
Best ways to get experience currently in uni studying civil engineering ? Should I get my site license and work for free or ? While I’m still in uni
I would say yes go and work for free if you can get on a site that would be ace!
How do you deal with the men who have a problem with women in a "male-dominant" industry?
M Staton it can be hard but I try and understand why they have a problem with it. Are they intimidated by us, is it just an old point of view because they perceive that we are not capable? Once I get to the root cause I try and talk to them or just show them I can do the job. Empathy at the start is key. If it’s just because they disrespect women then I leave them alone and just continue my work. If they start to have a negative impact on me or they are verbally abusive I will report them and have some strong worded conversations with them.
What are the project values your involved as an engineer? What do you think of design managers?
Cobra UK I’m no longer in management as I prefer being a setting out engineer and now have my own company. But, whilst doing project management I looked after 2 1 million pound jobs. I don’t have much experience with design managers I’m afraid
Hi madam how I get the job in your company? Iam a civil engineer and I have 1year experience from India..
What if I’m going towards my degree in construction management? Where will I start it ?
I guess it depends on your experi ence or the company you work for. You may start as a assistant site manager?
Do internships and build a relation with the company you are interned with.
I'd like To have documents of construction or building surperviser.
Hi
madam.
i m from pakistan.i have done 3 years diploma in civil engineering.i need job in london.can you help me?
Hello Ma'am, very informative video. I want to ask you some question related with my degree. I have a degree in engineering business managment. With my present degree, I want to start my carrier in construction business . So , pls guide me from where I have to start to enter into the construction business and also pls let me know which softwares I have to learn relates with project manager . Thanks . God bless you .
Im an architect. Will it be a better option for me to become a construction manager ?
Madhan S I think it depends on what type of job you enjoy? Do you like managing teams of people?
How much does a construction project manager makes. Please let me know. Great video by the way
Mohanad Ali average of 45 an hour
asphar1111 how much do you think in a year?
Mohanad Ali 86,500 dollars
@@asphar1111 I see thanks
Im doing my bachelor of construction management. I was thinkng of doing estimating then transferring into a construction manager. Is this ideal and would employers hire a estimator as a construction manager?
GamingDuck yeah I defiantly think that could be a route in. Although I do believe estimators are paid more than construction managers, so maybe bare that in mind.
@@SheWhoDaresWins Thanks for the reply, i currently just obtained my diploma in construction management. This will take me into my second year of my bachelors degree, but i was wondering would i be able to find work in construction management with a diploma while still continuing studying my degree ? (Note i will still only be second year into my degree).
GamingDuck possibly, might be worth contacting some companies before you finish a and see what they say. That may shed light on what they are looking for/accept :)
@@SheWhoDaresWins do you think I can find a job as a construction manager with a criminal record? Im worried I study all this time for a bachelors degree just to realise that I wont be able to find a job.
@@gamingduck6043 nah you will be fine, I've worked with a lot of ex-offenders and they still get jobs.
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I'm going for a bachelor degree in construction management, after finishing do I need to go in a trade? or do I just apply for a construction management position?
Azza I wouldn’t think you would need to go into a trade. I would say maybe look at assistant manager jobs or get on a graduate scheme
@@SheWhoDaresWins I'm graduating this year and I'm confused, I wanna be a construction manager therefore its possible to be assistant manager than move up to manager?
@@azza7467 correct yeah, without any site experience it would be extremely difficult to do a construction management job. However, graduate schemes are great and will probably fast track you to where you want to be.
@@SheWhoDaresWins So to summarise after completing my bachelor degree what position should I head towards. I know having a certified cert in a trade would help but to move to construction management after a degree how would u presume this? Thanks for helping out appreciate it!
Azza apply for graduate construction management roles. Or if there aren’t any graduate placements try assistant manager roles. Doing a trade won’t put you on the right track.
I’m finding it hard to find jobs available for assistant site manager. How do you get experience if no one will take you on? Would it be worth doing an NVQ in construction management or SMSTS?
Wright Fitness hey up. Do you have any construction experience at all?, like a trade or anything? If not i would probably suggest a course as most assistant site managers have a background in construction or a construction related qualification. I would also say a smtms is very appealing for companies. I know alot as for that as a basic now.
This Is A Man's World hi! I have 14yrs in construction. Qualified in Ductwork to NVQ Lvl 2, City & Guilds Lvl 3 in Autocad Design and SSSTS but finding it hard to move up to assistant site manager
This Is A Man's World and 9 of those years are on the tools
Oh wow then you are more than suitable! That's a lot of experience. Have you gone the agency route? I normally find that a chat with the right agent/agency can really help. I have been more successful getting a job through them , than going direct to companies.
This Is A Man's World I haven’t directly gone down the agency route no but I will now. Any names of agency off the top of your head? I had a second Interview with a principal contractor called Osbornes as an Assistant M&E Manager role and it seems like I got the job but the Uni they wanted to send me to needed a lot of grades so it never worked out unfortunately.
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wat abt education to qualify fr level of manager.
A degree or nvq or gnvq might help you climb the ladder quicker
@@SheWhoDaresWinshello madam can you please expand 👉nvq or gnvq as I'm moving to london to study construction engineering management from university of east London so if i know what exactly that means,I can work on that.Thank you
So if I'm a civil engineer can I go to project management. If yes how long does that take?
Yes, not long.
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Is an associate degree good?
I believe so. You can Also get there without a degree though an apprenticeship too
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Hello.. what degree do you need?
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She is only talking about construction management at a low level
Cobra UK yep, just above site manager!
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m trying to get a job in the UK.
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