Construction Management Systems Training

Construction Management
Systems training

Construction Management Systems Training

Construction Management Systems Training

Overview

Construction Management Systems (CMS) training and implementation lead to SANS 1393 certification, applicable to contractors in cidb Grades 5 to 8 within General Building and Civil Engineering.

The standard requires businesses to implement a structured framework of processes and procedures to manage construction risks, improve performance and deliver greater value to clients. This includes:

  • Health and safety management:
    CMS training introduces systematic risk assessment protocols to reduce workplace incidents, ensure compliance with the OHS Act and promote a safety-first culture through safety committees, regular audits and daily briefings.
  • Quality management:
    Training supports consistent delivery standards through structured quality control, reducing rework costs and improving client satisfaction through quality checkpoints, document control and corrective action procedures.
  • Environmental management (air, water, land and waste):
    The standard addresses environmental impact mitigation by supporting compliant management plans that improve resource efficiency and reduce operational costs.

The CMS standard, also known as SANS 1393, is a cost-effective standard tailored to the needs of local construction clients. cidb provides training to the business owner or a designated representative, who must be a permanent employee of the company.

Duration and Cost

The programme runs over 12 months and consists of two modules. Training is 90% subsidised by the cidb, with contractors contributing 10% of the total fee as a commitment to the programme.

Step inside CMS training

Contractors share first-hand experiences of CMS training and its impact on their businesses.

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