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Hello and welcome to the promo for “Construction Management Secrets! Part I – Pre-Construction”
This is Part I of the three-part series. In this course, you will learn some trade secrets, tips and tricks, tools of the trade, whatever you want to call them with regards to Pre-Construction. This course includes some items that I have used and developed over the last 30+ years to help manage projects more efficiently and effectively. These are items that are not taught in a typical Construction Management 101 course.
Items discussed include the difference between the Notice of Award and Notice to Proceed, what are different Permitting Options, what is NFPA 241 Planning and Special Inspections Planning, what are some different types of Insurances and Bonds, what are some different types of Schedules, what are the different types of Drawings, the importance of a Conformed Set, what are Drawing and Sketch Logs, what are some important facts about Unit Prices, what is the difference between Pre-Construction Submittals vs Construction Submittals, what are some Owner Finished Items and Long Lead Items, importance of Submittal Comment Formatting, what is a Project Information Sheet, Signage Register, and Keying Register, and what is Temporary vs Permanent Power.
The course is divided into several lectures which include Lecture 00 – Introduction, Lecture 01 – Project Kick-off, Lecture 02 – Insurance, Lecture 03 – Schedules, Lecture This course is great for anyone that is an experienced Construction Manager, General Contractor, Developer, Subcontractor, or Building Owner.
If this course sounds interesting and can help you with your next project, please sign up to learn more. Also, be sure to check out Part II – Construction and Part III – Post-Construction.
Thank you and good luck!
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This course provides some trade secrets, tips and tricks, tools of the trade, whatever you want to call them with regards to Preconstruction. This course is great for anyone that is an experienced Construction Manager, General Contractor, Developer, Subcontractor, or Building Owner.
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