Applying ICMS 3 in Practice

List the differences between the second and third editions of ICMS

Demonstrate understanding of the principles of whole life value

Identify risks associated with LCC & carbon emissions

Apply ICMS3 standards to different projects in the context of life cycle costs and carbon emissions

Know how to manage, report, benchmark and reduce embodied and operational carbon

Compare projects by using ICMS attributes and values

ICMS offers a high-level framework against which life cycle costs and carbon emissions can be classified, defined, measured, recorded, analysed, presented and compared.

ICMS 3 training module which provides a common breakdown reporting structure for life cycle costs and carbon emissions. Its principal purpose is to allow:

• Construction life cycle costs and carbon emissions to be consistently and transparently benchmarked internationally, nationally or regionally (comparative benchmarking) across buildings and infrastructure
• Properly informed investment decisions on the design and location of construction projects to be made at the best value for money (investment decision-making)
• Data to be used with confidence for construction project financing and investment, decision-making, and related purposes

Furthermore, with the addition of Carbon Emissions included into ICMS 3. This course will enable you to: understand the relevance of climate change and carbon emissions to construction projects. Whilst providing examples of when carbon emissions arise across the construction project life cycle.

• Recognise how to report carbon emissions alongside costs using the ACROME framework set out in ICMS3
• Working as part of a multi-disciplinary team, to start to apply ICMS3 carbon reporting on specific buildings and infrastructure construction projects.

Languages: English

Category: Built environment and construction

Price: 266.01 USD

Member price: 196.34 USD

Course Type: E-Learning