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  3. Project Management Foundations: Procurement Course

Project Management Foundations: Procurement Course

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Basic course of 4 hours free

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Workload:18 hours

What will I learn?

Get a proper grasp of the key things in procurement for engineering projects with our Project Management Foundations: Procurement Course (Zambian Edition). Get stuck into budgeting, looking at labour and material costs, and learn how to plan for things you didn't expect. Come up with strong procurement plans, choose suppliers you can rely on, and make sure everything lines up with the project timetable. Get better at spotting risks and make reports that are easy to understand. Get clued up on solar power plant parts so your projects are spot on and good for the environment. Sign up now to boost your engineering skills.

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Learning outcomes

Strengthen the development of the practical skills listed below

Get budgeting sorted: Work out costs for materials, labour, and unexpected costs.

Come up with procurement plans: Make sure everything lines up with the project timetable.

Manage procurement risks: Spot and sort out any procurement problems that might pop up.

Check out suppliers: Look at cost, how quickly they deliver, and if you can rely on them.

Write things down properly: Make procurement reports that are clear and easy to follow.