Construction- How Owner Can Hold Designers Accountable

Construction: How Owners Can Hold Designers Accountable, available at $22.99, with 7 lectures, and has 1 subscribers.

You will learn about The “Lego Analogy” Contract Documents Components Project Resource Manual: CSI Manual of Practice General Requirements vs General Conditions Contract Documents Rule of Thumb Specifications: The “Four C’s” Order of Precedence Conflicts between Documents Unenforceable and Unbiddable Terms Lessons Learned Types of Contract Drawings Basis of most Construction Claims Misused and Misunderstood Terms & Misused Symbols Proper use of Terms Better Specification Language Recommendations & Pet Peeves CADD Recommendations This course is ideal for individuals who are This course provides detailed instructions on how to better prepare Construction Documents and ways to avoid claims from poorly prepared documents. It is for anyone that is working as an Owner, Architect, Engineer, General Contractor, Construction Manager, Site Superintendent, Facility Manager, or Building Inspector. or Contractor or Architect or Engineer or Construction Manager or Building Inspector or Building Owner It is particularly useful for This course provides detailed instructions on how to better prepare Construction Documents and ways to avoid claims from poorly prepared documents. It is for anyone that is working as an Owner, Architect, Engineer, General Contractor, Construction Manager, Site Superintendent, Facility Manager, or Building Inspector. or Contractor or Architect or Engineer or Construction Manager or Building Inspector or Building Owner.

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Summary

Title: Construction: How Owners Can Hold Designers Accountable

Price: $22.99

Number of Lectures: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 7

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 7

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

The “Lego Analogy”

Contract Documents Components

Project Resource Manual: CSI Manual of Practice

General Requirements vs General Conditions

Contract Documents Rule of Thumb

Specifications: The “Four C’s”

Order of Precedence

Conflicts between Documents

Unenforceable and Unbiddable Terms

Lessons Learned

Types of Contract Drawings

Basis of most Construction Claims

Misused and Misunderstood Terms & Misused Symbols

Proper use of Terms

Better Specification Language

Recommendations & Pet Peeves

CADD Recommendations

Who Should Attend

This course provides detailed instructions on how to better prepare Construction Documents and ways to avoid claims from poorly prepared documents. It is for anyone that is working as an Owner, Architect, Engineer, General Contractor, Construction Manager, Site Superintendent, Facility Manager, or Building Inspector.

Contractor

Architect

Engineer

Construction Manager

Building Inspector

Building Owner

Target Audiences

This course provides detailed instructions on how to better prepare Construction Documents and ways to avoid claims from poorly prepared documents. It is for anyone that is working as an Owner, Architect, Engineer, General Contractor, Construction Manager, Site Superintendent, Facility Manager, or Building Inspector.

Contractor

Architect

Engineer

Construction Manager

Building Inspector

Building Owner

This is an introductory course that will provide the learner with a basic understanding of how to better prepare Construction Documents. This course was developed by a Construction Manager who has been working in the Design and Construction Industries for over 30 years. His personal experiences will help demonstrate how to better prepare Contract Documents and how to better deal with changes.

The course is divided into several lectures which include, Lecture 01 – Course Introduction, Lecture 02 – Contract Documents, Lecture 03 – Conflicts in Contract Documents, Lecture 04 – Misunderstood Terms, Misused Terms and Misused Symbols, Lecture 05 – Recommendations & Pet Peeves, Lecture 06 – CADD Recommendations, and Lecture 07 – Conclusion.

In this course, you will learn about the “Lego Analogy”, some key Contract Document components, what the Project Resource Manual: CSI Manual of Practice is and how it can improve your design, there difference between the General Requirements vs General Conditions, what is the Contract Documents Rule of Thumb, what are the Specifications “Four C’s”, what is the Order of Precedence, how to address Conflicts between Documents, what are some Unenforceable and Unbiddable Terms, what are some Lessons Learned, what are the different types of Contract Drawings, what is the Basis of most Construction Claims, what are some Misused and Misunderstood Terms, and Misused Symbols, what are some Proper use of Terms, what is some Better Specification Language, review some Recommendations & Pet Peeves, and review some CAD Recommendations.

Please enjoy the course and let us know if you have any questions or comments.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Contract Documents

Lecture 3: Conflicts in Contract Documents

Lecture 4: Misunderstood Terms, Misused Terms and Misused Symbols

Lecture 5: Recommendations and Pet Peeves

Lecture 6: CADD Recommendations

Lecture 7: Conclusion

Instructors

Brian Bechet, CCM CQM-C FPPM MPM PMP
Certified Construction/Project Manager

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