A 2-day seminar designed to develop/address the required competencies of an equipment manager or whoever is given the responsibility to take charge of the management of equipment in an organization. It is aimed at enhancing their knowledge, skills and attitudes in the proper performance of their job in accordance with industry standards and practices. Learn more here.

A  3-day seminar designed for participants who wanted to enhance their knowledge and skills in construction projects management. The seminar consist of lectures. discussions and table exercises that will help develop abilities in identifying and developing project management processes needed to successfully complete a construction project. Learn more here.

This 1-day crane operation safety training course is ideal for companies and personnel that is involve in crane operation but does not have enough on-site training and experience.  This course will also help participants meet Government regulatory requirements on the use of cranes. Experiences and even new crane operators alike  will benefit from the information concerning basic rigging safety. Learn more here.

A 1-day advance safety course that tackles Heavy Equipment Safety per OSHS Rule 1416,  DOLE DO 13 series of 1998, and DOLE 198-18 series of 2018 aimed at equipping participants with the necessary knowledge and skills needed in the proper and safe operation of Heavy Equipment, Maintenance and Repair. The seminar will focus on the precautions, practices and procedures to provide a safe working environment to the workers, HE operators and Safety Officers in-charge in Heavy Equipment operation. Learn more here.

A  3-day seminar designed for participants who wanted to enhance their knowledge and skills in the area of QA/QC in construction projects management. The seminar consist of lectures. discussions and table exercises related to quality assurance and quality control of construction project.  opy-of-qa-qc-in-construction-project-management" label="" type="page" href="/copy-of-qa-qc-in-construction-project-management" data-runtime-url="/copy-of-qa-qc-in-construction-project-management">Learn more here.

Road users/drivers are normally faced with unexpected road works on road networks during the course of their daily activities. Inconsistent use of signs and traffic control devices by contractors largely contributes to road hazards and accidents both to road users and workers. When not properly addressed, it may also add to the daily inconvenience, not only of road users but also to the riding public. Most contractors are not aware of the government requirements on the use of temporary signs and devices and how to properly manage traffic during road constructions. Learn more here.