Civil Construction is responsible for boosting several advances in society. It is an area that has the capacity to raise the rate of employment, product and income, whether in the short or medium term, given that its labor force is very extensive and it considerably lowers unemployment rates on occasions when the economy does not go good.
This sector is responsible for the construction of houses, buildings, airports, stadiums, ports, colleges, schools, roads and an infinity of works that are fundamental for the Brazilian economy and for the society. The segment is considered one of the most dynamic in the country and covers the areas of buildings, finishes and installations electric, hydraulic and gas, in which professionals are allowed to work in the construction, conservation and maintenance.
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The area is very vast and directs job opportunities for different specialties. In addition to professionals to perform the service, such as master builders, bricklayers, painters, plumbers, among others, there is also space for estimators and designers.
With the advancement of technology and the use of new materials in the construction process, it is increasingly necessary for professionals to have a greater level of autonomy in the exercise of their functions. In this context, specialization also makes it possible for self-employed workers to work by offering conservation, maintenance and repair services.
People who want to enter this career should be aware that working in the area requires a lot of training and qualification in order to meet the needs of the market. As much as some professionals are driven by practice, they will hardly be able to meet all requirements requested by contractors in this sector, if they do not have some type of qualification.
To help you enter this sector in a different way, we have selected five free online courses aimed at the Civil Construction segment, that are available on the “Coursos Online SP” platform, an institution specialized in distance qualification and improvement courses professional. Check it out below:
1) Tilemaker Course – This course includes in its programmatic content: A look at the past; Knowledge of the occupation and my own knowledge; Work tools and basic materials; Work planning; Workplace preparation; Execution of coatings: tiles and inserts; Coating with hydraulic tile; Attitudes and relationships in the workplace; Possibilities of work and bonds; Your new knowledge and your resume. It has a workload of 40 hours.
2) Painter Course – This course will address the History of Civil Construction and the occupation of painter, knowledge of the occupation and my knowledge, basic work tools and instruments, how to choose paints and varnishes, how to calculate quantities and prepare the place, work with textures, painting of windows, doors and closets, attitudes and relationships in the workplace and the possibility of work and bonds. Its workload is 60 hours.
3) Project management and management course – Its syllabus includes: Definition, how to do it, description of tools and steps of work, NBR 12721 (Former NB140), spreadsheet models and criteria for survey, cost composition and conclusion. The planning part encompasses the definition, considerations, important defining factors, physical schedule, financial or disbursement schedule, financial control, team sizing, task calculations, global and partial tables, analysis of planning x executed, suggestion of planning and control flow, in addition to bibliography. Your workload is 20 hours.
4) Masonry Execution Techniques Course – This course aims to explain the purpose of masonry and main requirements, types of masonry, organization of work, manufacture of laying mortars and laying bricks. Its workload is 35 hours.
5) Basic Course Architectural Design & Civil Construction – The syllabus of this course, which has a workload of 35 hours, is divided into four main units. In unit I, architecture development, technical standards and orthoganal projections are addressed. Unit II, on the other hand, explains the stages of the project, topographic survey, architectural design and contracting of complementary projects. Unit III explains about doors and gates, windows and the transition phase. Unit IV mentions work, home projects, foundations and structures, coatings, appliances and decorative elements. Also available in the syllabus: knowledge test, glossary, bibliography and feedback.
