Global Certificate in Construction Industry Diversity and Equity Management

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Here are the essential units for a Global Certificate in Construction Industry Diversity and Equity Management:

• Diversity and Inclusion in the Construction Industry
• Legal Framework for Diversity and Equity in Construction
• Understanding Bias and Discrimination in Construction
• Implementing Equity Management Strategies in Construction
• Cultural Competency and Communication in Construction
• Measuring and Reporting Diversity and Inclusion Metrics in Construction
• Promoting Gender Equality in Construction
• Supporting Minority-Owned and Disadvantaged Businesses in Construction
• Creating an Inclusive Construction Workplace Culture
• Best Practices for Diversity and Equity in Construction Project Management

These units cover the essential knowledge and skills needed to manage diversity and equity in the construction industry. Topics include legal requirements, understanding bias and discrimination, implementing strategies, measuring progress, and promoting equality for all stakeholders.

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The Global Certificate in Construction Industry Diversity and Equity Management offers a comprehensive understanding of the current job market trends in the UK construction industry. The 3D pie chart above highlights the demand for various roles, with construction project managers, civil engineers, and quantity surveyors leading the pack. In the UK, the average salary for construction project managers ranges from £35,000 to £70,000, depending on experience and location. Architects earn between £25,000 and £55,000, while civil engineers can make £25,000 to £60,000. Quantity surveyors typically have a salary range of £20,000 to £55,000, and site supervisors earn between £20,000 and £45,000. The chart below showcases the growing demand for specific skills in the construction industry: