The methods and tools used in construction design have evolved considerably over the last 40 years, from the early days of computer-aided design (CAD) to today's multi-dimensional building information modeling (BIM). In that time, capital projects...
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Many of us have been thrown into a situation we’ve never been in – a global pandemic featuring COVID-19. While we may have planned for the typical unexpected challenges as far as construction projects go, no script existed for this. But the pandemic’s extraordinary, far-reaching impact has also presented us with a rare opportunity to […]
It seems like most projects sometimes boil down to a simple fact: Time is money and no one likes to be left holding the bag. Disputes about this age-old conflict bubble up on the back end when it comes time to figure out who should pay for that extra cost of time. If you’re building […]
Even when construction companies specialize in a particular type of project, it doesn’t mean all their projects are exactly the same. There will always be different requirements, timetables and resource availabilities to deal with. Because of this, it doesn’t really make sense to use the same scheduling method to manage them all. Several proven scheduling […]
Whether it be in construction or just life in general, I’m sure many of us can recall a situation where we jumped in and executed on a plan without thinking through all the risks. Case in point: back in high school I played football in Nebraska as a wide receiver. During warmups before the game, […]
When it comes to construction risk management, “winging it” is obviously not an option. Consider the kinds of things you may have already encountered that carried some degree of risk or negative impact: Inclement or dangerous weather. Construction site hazards. On-the-job injuries. Sudden changes in materials costs or availability. Site theft. Frequent or extensive change […]
Every construction project has its inherent risks, both big and small, from the front office to the job site. It’s the nature of the industry, really. Regardless, one thing is certain: Risk can derail a project by throwing off critical timing and/or inflating costs — especially when neither is unaccounted for during the planning stages. […]