Learning / outline
Design Management
Plan, coordinate and check design decisions.
Why this subject matters
Design teams need to know which information is current, who owns each interface and what must be resolved before issue. The course will connect those questions to everyday project decisions.
Who it is for
Design / project / site engineers
This is a planned outline. The lessons are not yet available.
Planned coverage
A structured view of design planning, interfaces, coordination, review, change and technical assurance across civil engineering.
The planned 16 modules cover principles, engineering decisions and practical examples.
- 01
What design management means
- 02
Design roles and responsibilities
- 03
Design programme and information planning
- 04
Requirements and design inputs
- 05
Interfaces
- 06
Design coordination
- 07
Design reviews
- 08
Technical assurance
- 09
Change management
- 10
Design risk and CDM
- 11
Constructability
- 12
Information management
- 13
Design decisions and records
- 14
Client, designer and contractor interfaces
- 15
Multidisciplinary coordination
- 16
Case study from concept to construction
Using the learning
Discuss the subject with a suitably experienced engineer and use the procedures, standards and guidance relevant to your role. Course material does not authorise an appointment or certify competence.