Project management in construction

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1. Verfasser: Levy, Sidney M. (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text Contents Preface xi Chapter 1. Introductlon to the Construction Industry 1 The Construction Industry—Trends and Statistics 1 The Changing Role of the General Contractor 2 Changing to Survlve In the 1990s and Beyond 3 Cost Contro) 3 Volume versus Profits 3 Marketing and Strategie Planning 3 Financial Management 4 Human Resources 4 Rlsk and the Contractor 4 The Project Manager s Role 5 Chapter 2. The Start of the Construction Process 7 The Letter oflntent 7 Prevalent Types of Construction Contracts 9 Cost of the Work Plus a Fee 9 Stlpulated or Lump Sum 14 Guaranteed Maximum Prlce 14 Construction Management Contracts 17 Participation of the Construction Manager In the Design and Construction Stages 18 Contracts wKh Government Agencies 20 The Notice to Proceed 20 Provlslons Affectlng Subcontractor NegotlatJons 21 Change Order Ciauses in Government Contracts 21 Partnerlng—a New Name for an Old Concept? 22 Bonds 24 Bld Bonds 25 Payment Bonds 25 Performance Bonds 26 Dual Obligee Riders to Bonds 26 Chapter 3. The General Conditions to the Construction Contract 27 AIA0ocumentA201 27 AIA Document A201 CM 34 AIA Document A201C 35 The General Conditions—Englneers Joint Contract Documenta Commlttee 36 V vi Contents Chapter 4. Estimating 39 Acquiring a Data Base 39 The Weekly Field Labor Report 40 The Prime Data Base Document 40 Preparing the Cost Code System 42 Displaying and Analyzing the Unit Costs 47 The Cost Code Orientation Process 48 The Cost Code Orientation Process—What to Look for 48 Manipulating the Unit Codes—Pitfalls to Avoid 49 Extracting Cost Data from Completed Pro|ects 50 Utilizing the Cost Model to Check on Pricing on New Jobs S3 Conceptual Estimating 55 Who Uses Conceptual Estimates 55 Source of Conceptual Estimating Data 56 Peculiarities Associated with Speculative Office Buildings 64 Chapter 5. Project Organization 69 Organizing the Job in the Office 69 Coping with Addenda 70 Job Files 70 The Central File 71 The Chronological File 71 Rereading the Specifications 72 Organizing the Estimate 73 Investigating Allowances and Alternates 74 Shop Drawings and the Shop Drawing Log 75 Abbreviations and Acronyms Referred to in the Specifications 78 Inspections and Testing 80 Job Scheduling 81 The Bar Chart 81 Critical Path Method (CPM) 84 The Basic Difference between Bar and CPM Charts 86 Preparation of the CPM Chart 87 The Importance of Float Time and Who Owns It 88 In Conclusion 88 Organizing in the Field 89 Chapter 6. Buying Out the Job 91 Awarding Subcontracts 91 The Subcontractor Interview Form 91 The Bid Summary Sheet 92 Combining Work to Best Advantage 95 Subcontract It or Do It Ourselves? 96 Combining Related Work Contained in Other Sections 97 Key Questions to Ask Subcontractors While Negotiating 98 Pitfalls to Avoid in Mechanical and Electrical Contract Negotiations 99 Job Cleaning and the Contract 101 Contents vii Important Issues to Consider When Preparing the Subcontractor s Contract 102 Purchase Orders 103 Ordering When Exact Quantities Are Not Known 104 Price Protection and the Purchase Order 105 Special Criteria Involving Kitchen Appliance Purchases 105 Is Price the Only Consideration? 106 The Domino Theory in Purchasing 106 Pitfalls to Avoid When Issuing Subcontracts and Purchase Orders 107 Chapter 7. Project Cost Control Procedures m The Field Labor Report 111 The Field Materials Report 113 Field Coding of Materials Received 113 The Supplier s Billing Cycle 114 The Subcontractor Status Report 114 The Management Recapitulation Report 115 Preparing Cost Projection Forms 116 Assigning Cost Code Numbers for Unassigned Tasks 123 Incorporating Change Orders into the Cost Projections 131 Chapter 8. Change Order and Liquidated Damage Clauses 133 Change Orders—The Textbook Approach 133 Speeding Up the Process 134 The Verbal Authorization 134 Completion Time and the Change Order 136 What Is Net Cost? 137 What Costs Other Than Bricks and Mortar Should Be Considered? 138 Does the Cost of Work Affect the Payment and Performance Bond Premiums? 138 What Fees Can Be Included in Change Order Work? 139 The Construction Change Directive 140 State and Federal Agency Change Orders 141 Roadblocks to Change Order Approval 142 The Architect Engineer Viewpoint 143 What Is the Solution? 144 Quantum Merit 145 Unjust Enrichment 145 Betterments and Enrichments 146 Llquidated Damages Clause 147 A Typical Llquidated Damages Clause 147 Purpose of Liquidated Damages Clause 147 Job Delays 148 Excusable Delays 148 Concurrent Delays 148 Compensable Delays 149 Establishing the Time Frame for Liquidated Damages 149 Enforcement of the Clause 150 Documentation Required for Liquidated Damages 151 vill Contents Chapter 9. Project Documentation 153 Documentation to the Owner 154 The Owner s Responsibility to the Contractor 155 Documentation to the Owner from a Construction Manager 156 Documentation to the Architect and Engineer 156 Documentation to Subcontractors 165 Avoiding Problems Related to Subcontractor Misunderstandings 167 Linking the Subcontractor Agreement with the Owner s Contract 167 Subcontractor Performance—the Major Concern 168 Danger Signs and How to Interpret Them 169 Documentation When Major Drawing Revisions Are Made 173 Documentation Required by Local, State, or Federal Agencies 174 Davis Bacon Act 175 Complying with Government Requirements 175 Field Documentation 176 The Superintendent s Daily Record 177 Photographs: Important Documentary Components 178 Documenting Lack of Progress 178 Photographs during Rehabilitation Work 179 Videotape Photography 180 Chapter 10. Claims, Disputes, Arbitration, and Mediation 181 What Triggers Claims and Disputes? 181 Oral Contracts 183 The Bid Proposal Process 184 Do Late Bids Count? 184 Who Is the Low Bidder? 185 Withdrawing a Bid 186 Verbal Subcontractor Quotations 186 Disputes Regarding Contract Interpretation 188 Dealing with Inadequate Drawings 189 Contractor s Guarantee as to Design 189 Test Borings and the Question of Subsurface Conditions 190 Change Order Work Claims 195 Claims Due to Scheduling Problems 196 Computerized Evidence 197 Claims against Professionals 198 Acceleration: What It Is and How It Is Used 200 Mechanic s Lien 201 Arbitration and Mediation 202 Mediation Outside the Legal System 204 Mediation Within the Legal System 204 Chapter 11. Rehabilitation of Older Buildings 205 Preparing a Bid for the Rehabilitation Project 206 Cutting and Patching 207 Inconsistencies in or Addenda to the Bidding Documents 208 Contents ix Prior to Actual Demolition or Construction 208 Problem Areas During Construction 210 Encountering Hazardous Materials in the Rehabilitation Project 218 The Asbestos Problem 218 Lead Based Paint 220 Polychlorinated Biphenyls, Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons, and Volatile Organic Chemicals 221 Leaking Underground Storage Tanks 221 Environmental Audits 222 Protection of Archaeological and Paleontological Remains and Materials 223 Chapter 12. Design Build 225 The Conventional Design Construct Cycle 226 Comparison with the Design Build Cycle 226 Achieving Design Build Capability 227 Developing a Design Build Capability 227 Building a Design Team 228 Building a Team of Design Build Subcontractors 229 Design Fees 230 The Cost of Controlling a Site 230 Unique Problems Associated with Design Build Work 231 The Budget Proposal 232 The Start of a Desigrf Build Proposal 233 Submission of a Budget Proposal 234 The Next Step In the Process 234 The Contract Proposal 238 Contents of the Contract Proposal 238 Sitework, Site Improvements, and Site Utilities 239 The Project Manager s Role 247 Chapter 13. Safety in Construction 249 The Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) 249 The Construction Safety Program 250 Organization of a Safety Program 250 Creating a Set of Safety Rules and Regulations 251 Administration of the Safety Program 255 Preparing a Company Safety Manual 256 Emergency Procedures 256 Personnel Training 256 Safety Meetings 257 Housekeeping and Safety 258 Fire Protection 258 Compliance with OSHA Regulations 261 Chapter 14. OSHA Safety and Health Standards 263 The Most Common OSHA Violations 263 OSHA Regulations Condensed 264 x Contents Hazard Communication Standard—OSHA s HazCom Program 264 OSHA Regulation CFR1926 (Subpart P) 266 Appendix. Industry Association and Trade Group Listings 299 Index 305
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