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Optimize Construction Performance Through Improved Project Scheduling

by Construction Executive | Sep 25, 2017
Business | Productivity | Project Delivery

When developing a strategic approach to project management, define a process that works, consider project scheduling, the roles of team members, measurement and progress review points, and processes for dealing with change orders and resource constraints.

IPD: A Commitment to Teamwork

by Ross C. Wecker and Michael Sams | Aug 26, 2017
Legal and Regulatory | Project Delivery

Early proponents of design-build recognized that a successful construction project is achieved through a team effort rather than an “us versus them” mentality. This idea of teamwork continues to drive the newest generation of alternative [...]

Tips for Choosing the Right Way to Win More Construction Projects

by Tom Black | Jul 28, 2017
Business | Project Delivery

Acquiring construction projects can be done in various and creative ways, with no two project acquisitions ever being the same. The best way to determine the right way for your company is to remain true to your character, following instinct and solid business sense.

Define Project Cultures to Take Projects From Good to Great

by Bryan Carruthers | May 30, 2017
Business | Organization Culture | Project Delivery

Construction industry professionals should demand that every project have an explicitly defined, communicated and nurtured project culture, because without one, they are just leaving culture development to chance. By eliminating the development of weak cultures in projects, industry professionals can better ensure every project goes from good to great.

Best Practices When Hiring Qualified Subcontractors: Six Tips for Small Contractors to Use For Evaluating Subcontractors

Hiring reputable and dependable subcontractors can be a challenge, but it is a challenge that can easily be met. Be selective, define the scope of work, prequalify the subcontractor, get to know the sub’s team and learn from experience.

Construction Site Security: Protect Employees, the Public, Property, Assets and the Bottom Line

A construction site is full of hazards to employees and the general public. An unsecured site is an invitation to theft of material and equipment. Contractors with a site security program in place will see a dramatic reduction in vandalism, theft of materials and property, damage to property and potential liability exposure due to injuries to trespassers.

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Optimize Construction Performance Through Improved Project Scheduling

IPD: A Commitment to Teamwork

Tips for Choosing the Right Way to Win More Construction Projects

Define Project Cultures to Take Projects From Good to Great

Best Practices When Hiring Qualified Subcontractors: Six Tips for Small Contractors to Use For Evaluating Subcontractors

Construction Site Security: Protect Employees, the Public, Property, Assets and the Bottom Line

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