Construction Management relies on successful collaboration with everyone involved in the project. Effective communication between project members attributes to a tremendous amount of time saved on the job. As the construction industry moves away from...
For many public sector clients, achieving Net Zero Energy has become the new bar in maximizing the impact of energy efficiency and onsite generation. Net Zero Water, and Net Zero Carbon goals are on the near horizon. In this seminar, attendees will...
BIM is the buzz word, and does greatly improve projects, but everyone seems to think it is someone else's responsibility. Virtual Design and Construction is the CM's responsibility, and we should know how to Procure, Execute and Deliver VDC properly...
Research is pointing to a critical need for agility in the construction management industry in order to swiftly and successfully react to market changes. Owners and construction management firms are both working hard to understand how to be more...
Project turnover is often the last thing on our minds when we design and build a facility. Utilizing web and mobile technology, we have changed that mentality; putting an early and continued concentrated effort on turnover. The result is disruptive...
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. You may think OSHA recordkeeping is boring, but your OSHA 300 log will become public record for all to see. This session explores updates in OSHA regulations and helps you become more aware of ways in which you...
The Full Standards of Practice (SOP) Curriculum option saves you time and money. You'll find all 10 SOP modules conveniently packaged at a steep discount off of purchasing them separately, and you can structure your participation to best suit your...
Visual management is an important, but often overlooked Lean construction practice. It allows CMs to quickly identify abnormalities, track status in real-time, create alignment and speed up the process. Without a visual management strategy in place...
While the P3 model allows most financing, construction, and operational risks to be transferred to a private developer, US P3s often require surety bonding to protect the public interest and ensure against default or non-payment. This session...