Develop the versatile management skills and in-depth knowledge you need to succeed in heavy, industrial, commercial and residential construction.
Through the Construction Management program, you’ll combine technology, science, leadership and management skills to plan projects and overcome industry challenges. In addition, your training will comply with Canadian codes, laws and regulations and help you develop sustainable building practices. This program is best suited for people already working in areas related to the skilled trades, engineering or engineering technologies.
The knowledge and skills developed in this program will also help you prepare for the Canadian Construction Association Gold Seal exams, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Associate exam and the Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (CIQS) national accreditation exam.
As you advance through the program, you can choose to finish at one of four exit points based on your career goals:
In this program, you’ll develop crucial leadership, management and communication skills and apply them in industry co-op placements, preparing you for a successful career in construction management.
Build your technical knowledge and essential math, drawing and drafting skills while learning safe work practices and planning procedure.
Explore the industry, identify key parties and their roles in construction and learn to communicate professionally with peers and stakeholders.
Complete a paid co-op placement and build experience working with contractors, consultants, municipal authorities and other industry partners. Continue your studies or choose to finish with a Civil Technician certificate.
Expand your technical expertise and explore engineering principles and material characteristics critical to building and infrastructure construction.
Lock down your understanding of regulations, exploring the systems, standards and codes regulating construction.
Further your experiential training through a second paid co-op placement. Continue your studies or choose to exit with a Construction Technician certificate.
Discover management principles, industry-standard planning software, contract law and strategies to reduce the environmental impact of construction.
Discover project management tools, leadership skills and techniques to help better manage construction scope and costs.
Expand your network and integrate your experience in your final paid co-op placement before graduation. Continue your studies or choose to exit with a Construction Technology diploma.
Develop real solutions to various construction challenges and learn to manage communications, job sites, employee satisfaction and engineering economics.
Present an original design, practical project or case study as a final capstone project while strengthening your leadership and management skills. Graduate with a Bachelor of Technology, Construction Management.
Upskill and build on your existing experience or reskill and jump into a new career. Our part-time programming is full of accessible opportunities for every point in your learning journey.
Reaching your career goals has never been easier. Complete programs and courses to earn credentials on your schedule – whether that’s weekdays, evenings or even weekends.
Tell us how you’d like to learn. Our part-time programs and courses are available online, in person at campuses across Manitoba or as a combination of both.
Registering for a part-time program at RRC Polytech is as easy as adding courses to your shopping cart. Our academic advisors will happily help you find the perfect program.
Excel with practical learning and experienced instructors, all focused on your success. With an employer-driven education, you won’t just be ready for a career – you’ll be prepared to stay in front of what’s ahead.
A Construction Management credential from RRC Polytech gives you the theoretical and practical knowledge you need to succeed. Our graduates start their careers quickly, continue learning as open-minded professionals and strive to innovate in their industry, confident in the skills and experience they developed at RRC Polytech.
The statistics below represent the opinions and employment statuses of this program’s recent grads. They were retrieved from the 2019-2020 RRC Polytech Graduate Satisfaction and Employment Report.
The Construction Management program is constantly reviewed by employers, industry leaders and expert instructors, ensuring your education aligns with industry needs. You’ll build practical knowledge using state-of-the-art tools and techniques, getting ready to contribute, lead and innovate from day one.
Our grads work hard to meet and exceed the evolving needs of industry. With an RRC Polytech education, you’ll have the business, management and communication skills you need to work as a middle and senior manager, expand your knowledge and stay ahead of the competition.
Construction Management instructors are an essential bridge between students and industry. They use their years of work experience, in-depth knowledge and industry connections to ensure your education is engaging, up to date and ahead of expectations.
“The program prepared me to work in the construction industry, giving me technical knowledge and a strong foundation for effective communication, personnel management and many other important skills.”
Joel Jackson – Development Manager
Private Pension Partners
“The first year was eight months of school and then we’d do a six-month co-op and come back for six months, and rinse and repeat. That was the best — you get the full swing of construction in the summertime.”
Josh Wells – Junior Superintendent
Akman Construction
As a Construction Management student, you are interested in the built environment and want to create innovative solutions to construction challenges. You enjoy working out in the field and inside an office, balancing your in-depth knowledge with practical expertise. As a successful student, you have experience with skilled trades, engineering or engineering technology.
Students that excel in this program often share these interests, skills and personality traits.
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Ensure signup goes smoothly and understand program requirements before registering. Review required documents and procedures to make sure you’re prepared to enter this program.
Explore our Catalogue for more detailed information, including a program outline, course descriptions and everything you’ll need to plan and prepare for your future success.
Your future is within reach, and we’re here to help you achieve it. Experience industry-focused opportunities available at RRC Polytech and develop the knowledge and skills to grow, lead and excel in your future career.
Support yourself while pursuing your RRC Polytech education. You may be eligible for loans, grants and scholarships to help tackle your financial needs.
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RRC Polytech campuses are located on the lands of Anishinaabe, Ininiwak, Anishininew, Dakota, and Dené, and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.
We recognize and honour Treaty 3 Territory Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, the source of Winnipeg’s clean drinking water. In addition, we acknowledge Treaty Territories which provide us with access to electricity we use in both our personal and professional lives.