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1. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › pdfA Handbook for Construction Planning and Scheduling

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   Other additional topics relate to the need for sustainable construction and planning to meet the requirements of health and safety. Regrettably the construction industry still regularly fails to meet the targets for the completion of projects on time and at cost.

2. www.scl.org.uk › sites › defaultSOCIETY OF CONSTRUCTION LAW DELAY AND DISRUPTION PROTOCOL

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   Protocol therefore is the provision of practical and principled guidance on proportionate measures for dealing with delay and disruption issues that can be applied in relation to all projects, regardless of complexity or scale, to avoid

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3. dev.aps.org.uk › 546 › 5fc120546a7ab775764446Principal Designer’s Handbook - APS

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   The Principal Designer controls the Pre-Construction Phase of a construction project, relating to health and safety. This Handbook will not generally reiterate the content of the Guidance or Regulations (L153) or the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) guides.

4. www.rics.org › content › damCommercial management of construction - RICS

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   As this guidance note forms part of the RICS QS and Construction Standards (the Black Book), it follows the standard structure, dividing the guidance into three chapters: General principles (Level 1: knowing) Practical application (Level 2: doing) Practical considerations (Level 3: doing/advising).

5. docs.neu.edu.tr › library › 6234677505CE431 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT LECTURE NOTES

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   It follows that the efficient management of construction project is vital if scarce resources are not to be wasted. A proper construction management should provide the cycle of activities to achieve the project goals.

6. www.eci-online.org › 2015 › 11Safety, Health & Environment (SHE) Management Guide (2nd Edition)

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   This construction project management guide to an Occupational Safety, Health and Environmental Management (SHE) Model has been produced by the Safety, Health and Environment task force of the European Construction Institute (ECI).

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   Who controls the pre-construction phase of a construction project?

   • The Principal Designer controls the Pre-Construction Phase of a construction project, relating to health and safety. This Handbook will not generally reiterate the content of the Guidance or Regulations (L153) or the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) guides.

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   What should a user know about the construction protocol?

   • F. Users of the Protocol should apply its recommendations with common sense. The Protocol is intended to be a balanced document, reflecting equally the interests of all parties to the construction process. G. The 2nd edition of the Protocol has been published in 2017 and supersedes the 1st edition and Rider 1.

   SOCIETY OF CONSTRUCTION LAW DELAY AND DISRUPTION PROTOCOL

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   How do I choose a principal designer for a pre-construction project?

   • Take account of the nature, scale and complexity of the health or safety matters involved in the project and activities required for the whole life of the project when establishing suitable arrangements as Principal Designer for, and throughout, the Pre-Construction Phase.

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   Why should a project protocol be considered against a contract?

   • It represents a scheme for dealing with delay and disruption issues that is balanced and viable (recognising that some of those issues do not have absolute answers). Therefore, the Protocol must be considered against (and give way to) the contract and governing law which regulate the relationships between project participants. C.

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   What is a commissioning stage?

   • tions and maintenance manualstrain staffThe commissioning stage is the transition period between the construction and the occ RSIT - October 2010CHAPTE 2ORGANISATIONS2.1. PROJECT MANAGEMENTTEAMThe team of specialists such as planners administrators and supervisors, working under the direction of a project manager, wh

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   What should a principal contractor know about design packages?

   • The Principal Contractor should let the Principal Designer know which design will be used and how they are proposing to plan, manage, monitor and coordinate these packages. The Principal Contractor should keep a project directory up-to-date so that it is clear who is responsible for which design packages.

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8. mkt-cdn.procore.com › downloads › ebooksProject Management Guide - Procore

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   CONSTRUCTION PROJECT RISKS In the best-case scenario, managing risk in construction begins during the project feasibility stage. Rather than hoping for the best and not preparing for the worst, your team should evaluate risk assessments as soon as possible. Surveys from 2005 and 2007 by KPMG found significant contrasting results when examining risk