CMA3005 – Introduction to Construction Management L3 Assessment Guide Module Title CMA3005 Introduction to Construction Management Assessment component(s): Written Report Restrictions on time/word count: 1500 Individual/group: Individual Assignment Title: The Role of the Construction Manager in Modern Construction Hand in date(s): 30th June 2025 Level: 3 CMA3005 Assessment Component(s) – Summary Written Report
Overview: Write a report titled “The Role of the Construction Manager in Modern Construction”
Case Study: Converting your GBS School’s Library into Large Seminar Rooms
The project involves converting the existing library at GBS into large seminar rooms to support growing student numbers. The work must be completed within a short timeframe, with minimal disruption to ongoing campus activities.
You must upload your submission on Moodle before 23:59 on Monday 30th June 2025 to complete this assessment.
Your portfolio must contain the following:
CMA3005 Report Structure (1500 words) Introduction (250 words) Define the role of a construction manager. Briefly outline the importance of construction management in modern projects. Outline the purpose of this report: to explore how a Construction Manager would approach the conversion of an existing college library into large seminar rooms. Main Body (1000 words) Key Responsibilities and Ethics of a Construction Manager Management Techniques and Communication in Construction Health, Safety, and Risk Management in Construction Projects Conclusion and Recommendations (250 words) Summarise how the Construction Manager’s responsibilities, communication, and safety strategies apply to the scenario. You must reference all sources and information used in the report using the Harvard Referencing Guide.
See attached grid for assessment criteria.
Please Note: Remember to include in-text citations and a reference list according to Harvard Referencing style (You need to have a minimum of 5 references). You may use any of the following font types for your text: Arial, Calibri, Sans-Serif or Times Roman. You should use font size 12, with 1.5 or double line spacing. Your file format MUST be .doc, .docx or .pdf.