Construction management is the overall planning, outlook, coordination, budgeting and control of a construction project from start to finish. Without them, construction projects would be very disorganized and chaotic. They make sure that projects run smoothly and efficiently. They work with electricians, plumbers, carpenters and general contractors to produce the safest and best way to complete the project for the client. Being a construction manager is a good job because it helps a lot of people build what they need. There are some qualifications to become a construction manager. You must have a GED (general education qualification). To acquire a GED, you must complete high school. After high school, to become a highly focused and reliable construction manager, you must attend college and choose one of the following college majors. These four bachelor's degrees are major in building science, construction management, architecture and engineering. For example, building science, there are courses on building science, building permits and construction projects. All of these programs provide a wide variety of other courses that include project control and management, design, construction methods and materials, cost estimating, construction codes and standards, and contract administration. Another type of instruction is to follow or shadow other construction managers. Doing it with a truly prodigious construction manager will teach you many new things in a short time. For example, the person following will learn the basic stressful problems of daily work, the techniques used by the specific construction manager, and who and what manages the mange (bls) on a daily basis. To make the job for a scam.... .. middle of the paper...... think about the importance of a construction manager. They are the “grease” that keeps the construction world running smoothly. Without them, no one would know what to do and how to do it. They must meet the needs of their customers, whether it's the CEO of a large company or a small landowner trying to build the right home for his family. They can do everything. "The road to success is always under construction." Works Cited "Construction Managers." bls. Np, nd Web. November 27, 2013Staddard, Brooke. BuildingPrinceton: A Book of New Century Communications, 1994Dunn, Bobby. Personal interview. 1 12, 2013 “Construction managers”. carrerinfonet. Np, nd Web. November 25, 2013“Construction Management.” construction. Np, nd Web. November 25, 2013Sumicrast, Michael. Construction Opportunities Lincolnwood: National Textbook Company, 1983