CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Outcomes
America’s aging infrastructure will require significant new construction in the decades ahead. Schools, highways, transportation systems, and water treatment plants all need updating. You can help drive this process, working out of the integrated Christian perspective you develop during your study at Dordt. In the process you could have a significant impact on shaping our culture in a way that values justice, stewardship, creativity, collaboration, and responsibility.
Over the course of several years and after supervising a number of projects, you can become a Certified Construction Manager, a designation that could open the door to leadership positions.
Construction management includes:
- construction superintendents
- construction estimators
- project managers
- materials quality control and assurance
- project planning and scheduling
- project finance and project controls
- contract claims
- dispute resolution
- litigation support
Construction managers are needed to lead projects in
- land development
- highway construction
- dams, reservoirs, levees, mine startups
- manufacturing plant construction
- underground services and utilities
- marine construction
- multi-story commercial construction
- airports and railways
- military installations
- telecommunications installations
- residential housing
