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Quoting and Estimating New Projects

Quoting and Estimating New Projects

Estimating and quoting skills are used across every industry and sit at the heart of all commercial activity. They are essential whenever businesses provide goods or services in exchange for payment.

From construction and mining to manufacturing and beyond, successful projects depend on accurate cost estimation and clear quoting to establish fair, reliable contractual agreements.

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Alternative Construction

Alternative Construction

Traditional construction methods are widely understood by skilled tradespeople working with standard building materials including wood, metal, brick, stone, and concrete.
Many other construction methods have been used and refined in different countries and cultures over millennia. These “alternative” construction techniques can sometimes be a better choice for many reasons, such as cost, reduced environmental impact, aesthetics…


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Plumbing and Irrigation - Skills in Demand

Plumbing and Irrigation - Skills in Demand

Plumbers, drainers, irrigation designers and irrigation technicians are all listed as “Occupations in Demand” in Australia. Plumbers are increasingly in short supply in other countries - such as the UK - due to an aging workforce and decreasing entrants into the trade.

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Designing Gardens for Impact

Designing Gardens for Impact

Gardens can have a profound effect on our mood. A good gardener can choose and design the landscape to create and enhance the desired mood. Some gardens are designed to quieten the senses. Others aim to stimulate. If your goal is to have a garden that stimulates, there are some ways to achieve that…

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How Training Affects Productivity

How Training Affects Productivity

Training in trades is often focused on improving the actual ‘work’ skills set. For the individual that has experience, a wide range of skills, opportunities for advancement are further increased through the development of their management skills. Graduates who are educated to have such a positive attitude are a big part of what drives productivity. Read more...

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