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Our training courses and workshops are designed to provide opportunities to continue your professional development and support the growth and advancement of your career.

Courses are available to everyone

Our courses can be arranged privately and delivered directly to your council or organisation

We welcome training requests

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Temporary Traffic Management

This one-day workshop will provide a practical overview of the new standards, the key changes in TTM practice, and other key elements that must be applied to achieve compliance. 

4 June 2024

1 day

Head Office - Brisbane

Construction Contracts

IPWEA-QNT in conjunction with Legaleze Training, is offering a brief 2 hour overview of contract law and contracting basics. Attendees will build confidence in dealing with contracts, gain an understanding of how they are formed, why they are important and various forms of contracts.

7 June 2024

2 hours

Online - Zoom

Managing Risk on Lower Order Roads

To assist with the implementation of these guidelines, a training program has been developed that provides key stakeholders with the relevant knowledge and skills to apply the strategies embedded in the document in a practical and consistent way.

14 June 2024

1 day

Head Office - Brisbane

Negotiation Skills

IPWEA-QNT in conjunction with Legaleze Training, is offering an introductory level negotiation course for those involved in contracts negotiation or the negotiation of disputes. Attendees will build a knowledge of the theory of good negotiation, gain an insight into their own style and learn the common pitfalls of poor negotiators as well as the key skills of great negotiators. This course is a life skill as well as a workplace skill.

14 June 2024

3.5 Hours

Online - Zoom

QUDM

This workshop presents an overview of the fourth edition (2016) of QUDM. Discussion is provided on each chapter, and includes specific dialog on updates from the previous edition (2013) of QUDM.

16 July 2024

1 day

Head Office - Brisbane

Drainage for Road Design - Rockhampton

There are a variety of aspects that must be considered to provide an appropriate and economical drainage system on all road projects, irrespective of location, size, cost or complexity. 


This  two-day workshop on drainage based on the Austroads Guide to Road Design Parts 5, 5a & 5b. These guides will provide designers with information to appropriately manage stormwater run-off through the design of efficient and effective road drainage systems.

30 July 2024

2 days

Rockhampton QLD, Australia

Spray Seal Construction and Failure Review

This course focuses on when and where sprayed treatments can be used by introducing participants to the strengths and weaknesses of the various types of sprayed treatments commonly used including the types of surface defects that may be corrected. It will also cover how to bitumen sprayer works and limitations and also covers a number of different failures and their causes

13 August 2024

1 day

Online - Zoom

Street Design Manual

Developed for industry by industry, the Manual recognises the role of streets as important connectors to multi-purpose social spaces in our neighbourhoods. It emphasises active transport’s role in delivering a sense of community and healthier lifestyles.


By complementing the Queensland Government’s model code for neighbourhood design, recent amendments to the planning regulations and other policy initiatives, the Manual provides a more coordinated approach to neighbourhood planning and design than in earlier guidelines. It also includes appropriate guidelines applicable to the higher residential densities than applied when earlier manuals were developed.


Although focused on greenfield development, the principles, objectives and strategies in the document are applicable to the redevelopment of existing streets.

20 August 2024

1 day

Head Office - Brisbane

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What Our Clients Say

Dion Jones
Director Engineering Services
Goondiwindi Regional Council

Recently, Goondiwindi Regional Council received funding from the State Government’s TMR - Statewide Capability Development Fund to upskill staff in Native Title and Cultural Heritage compliance for infrastructure projects. Due to the additional costs of accommodation and potential loss of productivity in sending multiple staff to other locations for training we can only usually afford to send a very small handful of staff away at any one time.

 

IPWEA-QNT were able to provide this training course, combined with a neighbouring Council, over two days to share costs and upskill more staff in a shorter, more cost effective time frame. The convenience of holding the training less than two hours away meant that Council was able to upskill 15 staff members who only required travel to and from the course on the day that they were allocated to attend. The benefits of IPWEA-QNT tailoring this training course to suit our needs meant we were able to upskill more staff and the potential for loss of productivity was minimised.

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