The information on this site is subject to a disclaimer and a copyright notice . Training involves two months spent learning site management theory and gaining the necessary technical and organisational skills.
Trainees are no strangers to the sector, all are architects or engineers.
Theoretical training is followed by a seven month work placement in Copenhagen, and an apprenticeship in their own region. Working as assistant site managers, they gain experience of duties they will have to perform when taking up more senior posts. Two days a month are spent observing and talking about the difficulties they encounter. Exchanging views With the help of Spanish and UK partners in the construction industry, the project has allowed for an exchange of views and information to take place on the structural change that the industry is undergoing. New perspectives for women in an emerging construction industry niche like bio-architecture and energy saving technology are among the major topics discussed and developed within the partnership.