WATER Management
Available Pathways
Our Management qualifications are for those who are involved in a wide range of work including land surveys, mapping, site investigations, resource management, assessing environmental impacts and analysing survey data.
FIRST LINE MANAGEMENT
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS (FIRST LINE MANAGEMENT)
- Manage work flows in an operational context to achieve team objectives.
- Motivate and involve a team to achieve the team’s objectives and contribute to the entity’s objectives
- Communicate to develop relationships with team members and stakeholders
- Manage relationships within a team to sustain a productive workplace environment
- Promote an inclusive environment to value diversity for positive performance for the entity
- Demonstrate professional and ethical behaviour
- Adapt leadership styles for effectiveness in different environments
- Comply with internal policies, legislation and other external requirements for the entity
CONTRACT MANAGEMENT
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE IN INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS (CONTRACT MANAGEMENT)
New Zealand Certificate in Infrastructure Works (Contract Management)
CORE SKILLS COVERED:
Carrying out contract estimating, tendering and other contractual procedures:
- Safety and quality assurance
- Recommending a bid/no bid decision for an infrastructure works contract
- Performing estimating for an infrastructure works contract
- Preparing and submitting a tender
- Completing the requirements for a preferred infrastructure works contract tender
Interpreting and managing infrastructure works contracts:
- Understanding the types of contracts used for infrastructure works
- Interpreting the components of contract documents and identifying the information required to deliver on a contract
- Understanding relationship management pertaining to the contract
- Applying knowledge of bid methodology and cost structures to contract planning
- Developing, monitoring and reporting on the progress of the contract (including schedules, financials, KPIs, risk monitoring, engaging in box meetings)
- Negotiating and managing a subcontractor agreement
- Communicating with clients on contract management matters
- Producing close out documentation
INFRASTRUCTURE PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE IN INFRASTRUCTURE PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES
CORE SKILLS COVERED:
- Procurement planning
- Preparing RFx documents
- Conducting procurement processes
- Evaluating tenders
- Applying legal and ethical standards to tendering processes
Formerly known as the CPP or Qualified Evaluator Certificate needed for NZ Transport Agency projects, this qualification now applies across all infrastructure including:
- Energy (power, oil, gas generation, transmission and distribution)
- Public works (construction and maintenance of housing, hospitals, schools, prisons and recreational facilities)
- Parks and reserves
- Civil engineering and design
- Water, stormwater and wastewater
- Telecommunications
- Asset management and maintenance
- Recycling and waste management
- Transportation (road, railways, air transport, harbours and public transport
- And many more…
INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MANAGEMENT
NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MANAGEMENT
This qualification is suitable for people employed in organisations who manage infrastructure.
CORE SKILLS COVERED:
- Apply the essential components of good asset management practice in the infrastructure sector.
- Prepare, implement and review an infrastructure asset management plan for an organisation
- Develop an infrastructure risk management plan for an organisation
- Develop the asset lifecycle management plan for an organisation
- Complete an optimisation process to enhance outcomes for an infrastructure project in an organisation
DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING PRACTICE
NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING PRACTISE
Strands: Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
This qualification puts the theory learnt through completion of the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (NZDE) into practice, allowing graduates to gain on-job experience in engineering.
The candidate could be working in one of the following areas (not limited to): engineering consultancy, maintenance or asset management, design, manufacturing, installation, production engineering, technical sales and customer service, draughting services, construction or contracting.
CORE SKILLS COVERED:
- Comprehend and apply detailed knowledge underpinning good practice as an engineering technician
- Comprehend and apply detailed knowledge underpinning good practice as an engineering technician that is specific to the jurisdiction in which he/she practices
- Be responsible for making decisions on part or all of one or more or more well-defined engineering activities
- Manage part or all of one or more well-defined engineering activities in accordance with good engineering management practice
- Communicate clearly with others in the course of his/her well-defined engineering activities
- Maintain the currency of engineering knowledge and skills
- Exercise sound engineering judgement
- Conduct engineering activities to an ethical standard at least equivalent to the relevant code of ethical conduct
- Recognise the reasonably foreseeable social, cultural and environmental effects of well-defined engineering activities generally
Plus the skills in one of the following strands:
Civil Engineering:
- Identify, state and analyse well-defined engineering problems in accordance with good practice for engineering
- Design or develop solutions to well-defined engineering problems by applying accepted procedures and methodologies
- Identify risk and apply risk management techniques to well-defined engineering problems
Electrical Engineering:
- Identify, state and analyse well-defined engineering problems in accordance with good practice for engineering
- Design or develop solutions to well-defined engineering problems by applying accepted procedures and methodologies
- Identify risk and apply risk management techniques to well-defined engineering problems
Mechanical Engineering:
- Identify, state and analyse well-defined engineering problems in accordance with good practice for engineering
- Design or develop solutions to well-defined engineering problems by applying accepted procedures and methodologies
- Identify risk and apply risk management techniques to well-defined engineering problems