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Building Engineer, Renovation and Building Conservation (ROT) is a two-year YH program in Solna for those who want to work with planning renovations, conversions and extensions. The program provides knowledge in the conservation of older buildings, site management, law, finance and digital tools such as BIM. At least a quarter of the program is LIA work placement at companies.

Duration: 2 years
Format: On site
Location: Solna
Language: Swedish
Level: Intermediate
CSN-eligible

Time commitment: Full-time study, about 40 hours/week, of which at least a quarter is LIA work placement

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About the course.

BUILDING ENGINEER, RENOVATION AND BUILDING CONSERVATION

BUILDING ENGINEER, RENOVATION AND BUILDING CONSERVATION Program number: 201501240 Study location: Solna Program goals Occupational roles Occupational role 1: Site manager Occupational role 2: Assistant site manager The graduate has knowledge of... - technical issues in the restoration and conservation of historic buildings - methods for surveying and measuring older buildings - care and maintenance of older buildings, including handling old installations - environmental and sustainability aspects of restoration and renovation - site management: work and project management, work environment, reading drawings and inspection responsibility - law: cultural heritage legislation and regulations, construction and property law, construction contract law, classification of structures, documentation requirements and procurement - planning and finance: quantity take-off, financial control, logistics and schedules - digital tools for producing drawings and BIM models, planning, estimating and costing The graduate has the skills to... - work in accordance with PBL, kulturminneslagen (the Cultural Heritage Act) and miljöbalken (the Environmental Code) when working with listed buildings - prepare a tender basis: draw up tender documents, obtain prices, estimate costs and make rough plans - carry out systematic work environment, environmental and safety work - interpret and produce drawings and BIM models - carry out quality control of completed work - draw up and administer documents relating to the planning of finances, time and logistics The graduate has the competence to... - take part in leading work teams in the restoration and renovation of classified and historic buildings - work as a site manager in building conservation, restoration and renovation - collaborate in projects with a building conservation officer and take part in the development, planning and execution of projects - lead effective meetings and coordinate work efforts ensure that set goals and action plans

What you will learn

What you learn.

  • You can handle technical issues in the restoration and conservation of historic buildings.
  • You master methods for surveying and measuring older buildings.
  • You can care for and maintain older buildings, including older installations.
  • You understand environmental and sustainability aspects of restoration and renovation.
  • You can lead work: work and project management, work environment, reading drawings and inspection responsibility.
  • You know the relevant law: cultural heritage legislation, construction and property law, and construction contract law.
  • You can plan finances, quantity take-off, logistics and schedules.
  • You can use digital tools for drawings, BIM models, estimating and planning.
Curriculum

How the course is built.

  1. Building conservation and restoration

    Technical issues and methods in the restoration of historic buildings.

  2. Site management

    Work and project management, work environment, reading drawings and inspection responsibility.

  3. Law

    Cultural heritage legislation, construction and property law, construction contract law and procurement.

  4. Planning and finance

    Quantity take-off, financial control, logistics and schedules.

  5. Digital tools

    Drawings, BIM models, estimating and costing.

  6. LIA: Learning in the workplace

    Work placement at companies in the industry, at least a quarter of the program time.

Target audience

Who is this for?

People who want to work as a site manager or assistant site manager in the renovation, conversion and conservation of older and listed buildings.

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