Safe handling of chemicals in construction. Fundamentals
Course aimed at identifying the chemicals used in construction, the risks associated with their handling, and the preventive and protective measures necessary for safe handling.
Electrical risks on construction sites. Fundamentals
Course aimed at identifying the main electrical risk factors on construction sites and understanding the measures and best practices required to control and reduce these risks.
Collective protection against falls from height on construction sites
Course designed to familiarise participants with the most commonly used collective protection measures against falls from height in construction, as well as their characteristics, installation requirements and applicable regulations.
Industrialised construction
Course aimed at understanding what industrialised construction is, its types, advantages and associated technologies, analysing the relationship between industrialisation, digitalisation and the evolution of construction processes.
BIM methodology: basic concepts and application in the design phase
A course designed to provide an understanding of the fundamentals of BIM methodology and basic methodological concepts, as well as their application in the design phase of building and civil engineering projects.
BIM methodology: the construction phase
Course aimed at gaining a comprehensive overview of BIM methodology during the construction phase, covering model generation and coordination, conflict detection, and cost and schedule control of works.
BIM methodology: BIM ecosystems and workflows
Course aimed at understanding BIM ecosystems, collaborative workflows and the applications of BIM alongside other technologies, analysing their impact on industrialisation, quality and project information management.
BIM methodology: open standards and BIM model visualisation
Course designed to provide an understanding of the open standards promoted by BuildingSMART, as well as the visualisation, consultation and exchange of BIM model information using open formats and specialised viewers.
Forest Products Technology & Timber Constructions (Bachelor)
Wood – a material with a past and, above all, a material with a future! In our Bachelor’s degree in Forest Products Technology & Timber Constructions at Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, you will learn how to deal with complex and sustainable raw materials. Technological, economic, and planning skills complement each other in practical training to form a coherent competence profile.
Introduction to BIM methodology
Objective: to provide a global and introductory overview of the BIM methodology and learning about some of the most widely used BIM software tools on the market, understanding BIM as a “new way of doing things” in the field of construction based on the use of digital information models.
