Baugrip

Tools for Contractors

Practical modules that fit directly into the workflow: from cost estimation to HSE control.

Estimation Simulator Calculate machine-hour costs including depreciation, fuel, and repairs — in a table format ready to be inserted into the estimate.
Materials Tracking Automation A digital log of material movement on site: write-offs, leftovers, and overuse alerts in real time.
Contractor Logistics Coordinate delivery schedules and a risk map: which deliveries are delaying the project and how to avoid it.
HSE Control Module Electronic work permits, photo documentation, and mobile checklists — reducing incidents and ensuring readiness for inspections.
ISO Documentation Templates Ready-made forms for ISO 9001:2015 implementation: process descriptions, audit checklists, and a responsibility matrix.

Reviews of Baugrip Courses

What engineers and project managers say after implementing ISO standards and revising cost estimates.

After the cost calculation course, we recalculated the machine-hour rate for the truck crane. It turned out we were underestimating costs by 18% — now we submit tenders with the real figure, without losses.

Irina Shalamberidze, cost estimator, Tbilisi

We implemented the HSE checklists from the safety module. In one quarter — zero orders from the inspection, whereas before we had fines every month. The system works.

Nugzar Tsutskiridze, site supervisor, Batumi

The materials on subcontractor logistics really helped streamline the delivery schedule to the site. Equipment downtime was cut in half, which is visible in our own reports.

Anna Rukhadze, logistics specialist, Kutaisi

The ISO 9001 breakdown without fluff — it's immediately clear which documents to prepare and how to conduct an internal audit. We got the certificate in 5 months, even though we thought it would take a year.

Ekaterina Lomtadze, quality engineer, Rustavi

The estimate simulator tables are exactly what you need. You enter your own data on fuel and depreciation, and you get a transparent cost structure. No magic, just numbers.

Tsitsino Khutsishvili, economist, Zugdidi

Clarifications and Definitions

We resolve disputed interpretations before training begins. Below are the boundaries of terms, conditions for applying standards, and calculation rules that apply across all Baugrip programs.

Term "special equipment"

In Baugrip programs, special equipment refers to self-propelled machines and mechanisms used on construction sites: excavators, mobile cranes, bulldozers, loaders, and similar machinery. Agricultural tractors and road rollers without attachments are not included in the calculation models.

Cost calculation

The Baugrip methodology treats the cost of a machine-hour as the sum of direct costs: depreciation, fuel, maintenance and repairs, and operator wages. Overhead costs are accounted for as a separate line item and are not spread across categories. All calculations are based on current supplier prices, without forecast inflation.

ISO 9001:2015 standard

Training focuses on the practical implementation of the standard's requirements in the processes of a construction enterprise. We do not prepare for certification audits but analyze how to build a quality management system tailored to a specific contractor's requirements. Accreditation of certification bodies is outside the scope of the course.

Contractor logistics

By contractor logistics, we mean the planning and control of material deliveries, equipment movement, and subcontractor schedules on site. The course does not cover customs clearance or international transportation—only the internal logistics of the facility.

HSE safety

The HSE block covers occupational safety requirements, industrial safety, and environmental control on the construction site. Training is based on current regulatory documents of the Russian Federation and CIS countries. We do not replace mandatory occupational safety training but supplement it with control automation tools.

Training format

All Baugrip programs are online courses with practical assignments and case studies. Access to materials is granted after payment and remains valid for 12 months. Feedback from instructors is provided within 2 business days after assignment submission. A certificate of completion is issued electronically.

How Our Program Works

Four steps — from application to implementation. Each stage is tailored to the specifics of your facility.

Audit and Requirements Collection

We start by analyzing your existing processes: we record the equipment fleet, materials accounting system, and HSE documentation. The result — a brief report on gaps.

Training Program Adaptation

We tailor the standard course to your specifics: we add examples from your facilities, calculation forms, and an ISO requirements map. The materials remain with your team.

Training and Practical Simulation

You conduct seminars with your specialists. We work with real data: we calculate machine-hour costs, fill out HSE checklists, and verify material write-off schemes.

Implementation Support

For 30 days after the program, we answer questions and help conduct the first internal audit. We provide you with templates that you can use independently.