Available Construction, Project Management and Civil Engineering Training

Explore our upcoming ICE training courses from carbon management and BIM in practice to temporary works and more.  These are now available to book on our website. With new and updated courses now available, you’re sure to find the right course to suit your needs.

We’ve also launched Digital Twins Foundation, a new course offering a practical introduction to digital twins in infrastructure. It is delivered by an experienced digital transformation and information management specialist with over 25 years’ experience across infrastructure, rail, energy, water and the built environment, with expertise spanning BIM, geospatial and GIS, digital twins, information governance and CDE implementation.

Summer offer: 

Save 20% on any virtual or classroom course running between June and September when you book with code ICETS20. This offer is available only until the end of July.

Highlights:

CDM2015: The Principal Designer and Designer - Demonstrating Capability, 2nd July 2026 | Virtual

A useful one day training course on the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM2015), focusing on the roles and responsibilities of both the principal designer and the designer under the current regulations. 

Carbon Management in Infrastructure, 15th July 2026 | Virtual

This one day training course, tutored by award-winning industry leaders, provides practical guidance on applying PAS 2080 to infrastructure projects, with the combined aims of reducing carbon, reducing cost and adding value.

Digital Twins, 16th July | Virtual (New Course)

This course provides a clear and practical introduction to digital twins within the context of infrastructure. It demystifies what digital twins are, how they differ from related concepts such as BIM, and why they are becoming increasingly important across the asset lifecycle. Participants will explore the core components of a digital twin, including data, models, systems, and governance, and understand how these elements come together to support better decision-making.

ICE BIM for Infrastructure - Foundation, 7th September | Virtual

This course is designed to provide professionals with a foundational understanding of the core principles of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Information Management. It introduces ISO 19650 and key terminology, providing a solid base for understanding the standards and practices involved.

Carbon in Infrastructure Procurement, 17th September | Virtual

This half-day course led by Professor Lewis Barlow provides key insights into PAS 2080:2023 – Carbon Management in Buildings and Infrastructure, focusing on the management of whole life carbon through procurement processes and emerging contractual mechanisms such as the NEC X29 secondary clause.

Highway Design and Detailing using the DMRB, 25th September 2026 | Classroom

This one day course provides a practical understanding of the general principles of highway design including alignment geometric design, junctions, roadside features, coordinated link design and the need for road safety audits.

ICE BIM for Infrastructure – BIM in Practice, 5th October | Virtual 

This course is designed for professionals who have completed the  ICE BIM for Infrastructure – Foundation and are ready to advance their skills. It equips participants with the knowledge necessary to effectively apply Building Information Modelling (BIM) and ISO 19650 standards in real-world projects.

Introduction to Sustainable Development, 14th October | Virtual

This one day training course will encourage you to consider your projects differently and equip you with the tools and know-how to revise your design decisions, construction processes and maintenance plans in a sustainable way.

Organisations interested in bespoke learning may wish to enquire about our in-house solutions.

Discount for ICE members 

ICE Members can contact us for a discount code to get 10% off many training courses. Find out more here. For January 2026 courses, please note that the details below were accurate at the time of publication.