Building Contractor and Foreman

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CIS branches across Lebanon

$ Price $1,550.00

Delivery type In-person class

Capacity Unlimited

Level All levels

Duration 140 Hours

Lessons 6

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Overview

Building Contractor and Foreman, known in Arabic as متعهد اشغال البناء, trains you to manage a construction site from the ground up. You will learn what a foreman is responsible for on a masonry site, a decor and finishing site, and a concrete site, including worker management, safety, documentation, coordinating with engineers, and keeping a site organized and moving on schedule. The training covers real day to day foreman tasks, from securing tools and workers each morning, to reviewing plans, tracking deliveries, and reporting on progress.

This is a 6-month program made up of 120 to 140 hours of classroom and site based training, followed by 3 months of supervised practical work managing real site tasks alongside experienced contractors. The full program costs 1550 USD.

What You Will Learn

Set up and manage a construction site each day, including workers, tools and safety
Keep daily site documentation, reports and worker records
Coordinate with engineers and follow approved plans without unauthorized changes
Manage a masonry site from layout and demolition through construction and finishing checks
Manage a decor and finishing site through its full sequence of trades, from plumbing and electrical to tiling, painting and furnishing
Manage a concrete site from excavation and formwork through pouring, curing and quality checks
Track materials, deliveries and tools, and keep as-built records for the project
Communicate professionally with clients, neighbors and subcontractors

Course Curriculum

Module	What you cover
Role of the Foreman and Site Setup	Securing the site, worker safety documents, tools, and organizing the daily work program
Site Communication and Documentation	Coordinating with engineers, writing daily reports, reviewing plans, and handling delivery orders
Managing a Masonry Site	Running a stone building site step by step, from layout and demolition through construction, utility prep and finishing checks with the engineer
Managing a Decor and Finishing Site	Overseeing the full sequence of a finishing site, from initial assessment and demolition through electrical, plumbing, tiling, painting, flooring and furnishing
Managing a Concrete Site	Running a concrete site from excavation and formwork through steel checks, pouring, curing and sample testing
Materials, Tools and As-Built Records	Tracking materials and tools received and removed, maintaining catalogs and data sheets, and keeping as-built documentation for the project

Who This Course Is For

This course is built for people who want to move into a foreman or site supervisor role, including those with some construction experience who are ready to take on responsibility for running a job site.

Target audiences

Construction workers looking to move into a foreman or site supervisor role
Aspiring building contractors who want structured site management training

Requirements

Some prior exposure to construction site work is helpful but not mandatory
Willingness to take on responsibility for managing workers and site tasks