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Welcome, future quantity surveyors. In any construction project-changes are unavoidable. A client may request a different finish, the engineer may discover unexpected ground conditions, or a design error may require additional work. These changes, known as variations and extras, directly affect project costs and contracts. This course will teach you how to distinguish between a variation (altering existing work) and an extra (adding completely new work), and how to apply Kenyan contract conditions such as the JBC forms.
Throughout this online session, you will learn practical skills: valuing variation orders, using Bill rates or dayworks, keeping proper records, and avoiding common disputes. By the end, you will confidently handle site changes from the first instruction to the final account.
- Teacher: simiyu brian
Welcome to the Building Measurement course. This module is the technical core of your Quantity Surveying studies, where we translate architectural designs into the language of cost. Over the coming weeks, you will learn the fundamental principles of quantifying construction works according to industry standards. By the end of this course, you will have the skills to measure and quantify building elements accurately, which is the essential first step in preparing bills of quantities and managing project finances.
- Teacher: simiyu brian
Welcome to the Building Technology course. This module provides the essential knowledge of how buildings are constructed. As Quantity Surveyors, we cannot accurately cost what we do not understand. Throughout this course, we will explore construction methods, materials, and the sequence of building operations—from substructure to finishes. This foundational knowledge will enable you to interpret designs intelligently and form the technical backbone of your future costing and management decisions.
- Teacher: simiyu brian
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