ISBN: 9781997355212 - The Construction Project Manager's Handbook: A Complete Guide to Planning, Scheduling, Cost Control, Contracts, Risk, and Delivering Projects on Time and on Budget (7 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Drawing on more than two decades in project controls across infrastructure and building programmes, The Construction Project Manager's Handbook brings the full delivery cycle into a single, practical volume - written for the manager who needs an answer today, not a theory to study for later.Eighteen chapters, organised the way a project actually runsFoundations - the role itself, delivery models and risk allocation, and the dozen contract provisions that govern your weekSetting the project up - pre-construction, scope and work breakdown structures, and building a baseline schedule that survives scrutinyControlling delivery - cost control and cash flow, earned value worked through with real calculations, progress measurement, and risk managementRunning the site - quality systems and non-conformance, health and safety, and leading subcontractors and stakeholdersWhen things go wrong - delay analysis and extension of time, disruption, variations and claims, and schedule recoveryFinishing - commissioning, handover, closeout, and the career and certification paths that followBuilt to be usedEvery chapter closes with key takeaways, expert tips, and the mistakes that recur most often. Throughout you will find worked examples from real projects - the baseline that hid nine weeks, the four hundred small accommodations that cost a contractor its margin, the acceleration that spent $900,000 to gain eleven days.The reference section includes a full cheat sheet of formulas and diagnostic tests, eleven ready-to-use templates, eight checklists, a glossary, and an acronym reference.One book. The full delivery cycle. Written by someone who has done the work. This handbook gathers those fundamentals into one working reference. It covers the full delivery cycle. Practical, direct, and built for the site office This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Drawing on more than two decades in project controls across infrastructure and building programmes, The Construction Project Manager's Handbook brings the full delivery cycle into a single, practical volume - written for the manager who needs an answer today, not a theory to study for later.Eighteen chapters, organised the way a project actually runsFoundations - the role itself, delivery models and risk allocation, and the dozen contract provisions that govern your weekSetting the project up - pre-construction, scope and work breakdown structures, and building a baseline schedule that survives scrutinyControlling delivery - cost control and cash flow, earned value worked through with real calculations, progress measurement, and risk managementRunning the site - quality systems and non-conformance, health and safety, and leading subcontractors and stakeholdersWhen things go wrong - delay analysis and extension of time, disruption, variations and claims, and schedule recoveryFinishing - commissioning, handover, closeout, and the career and certification paths that followBuilt to be usedEvery chapter closes with key takeaways, expert tips, and the mistakes that recur most often. Throughout you will find worked examples from real projects - the baseline that hid nine weeks, the four hundred small accommodations that cost a contractor its margin, the acceleration that spent $900,000 to gain eleven days.The reference section includes a full cheat sheet of formulas and diagnostic tests, eleven ready-to-use templates, eight checklists, a glossary, and an acronym reference.One book. The full delivery cycle. Written by someone who has done the work. This handbook gathers those fundamentals into one working reference. It covers the full delivery cycle. Practical, direct, and built for the site office This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Drawing on more than two decades in project controls across infrastructure and building programmes, The Construction Project Manager's Handbook brings the full delivery cycle into a single, practical volume - written for the manager who needs an answer today, not a theory to study for later.Eighteen chapters, organised the way a project actually runsFoundations - the role itself, delivery models and risk allocation, and the dozen contract provisions that govern your weekSetting the project up - pre-construction, scope and work breakdown structures, and building a baseline schedule that survives scrutinyControlling delivery - cost control and cash flow, earned value worked through with real calculations, progress measurement, and risk managementRunning the site - quality systems and non-conformance, health and safety, and leading subcontractors and stakeholdersWhen things go wrong - delay analysis and extension of time, disruption, variations and claims, and schedule recoveryFinishing - commissioning, handover, closeout, and the career and certification paths that followBuilt to be usedEvery chapter closes with key takeaways, expert tips, and the mistakes that recur most often. Throughout you will find worked examples from real projects - the baseline that hid nine weeks, the four hundred small accommodations that cost a contractor its margin, the acceleration that spent $900,000 to gain eleven days.The reference section includes a full cheat sheet of formulas and diagnostic tests, eleven ready-to-use templates, eight checklists, a glossary, and an acronym reference.One book. The full delivery cycle. Written by someone who has done the work. This handbook gathers those fundamentals into one working reference. It covers the full delivery cycle. Practical, direct, and built for the site office This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Drawing on more than two decades in project controls across infrastructure and building programmes, The Construction Project Manager's Handbook brings the full delivery cycle into a single, practical volume - written for the manager who needs an answer today, not a theory to study for later.Eighteen chapters, organised the way a project actually runsFoundations - the role itself, delivery models and risk allocation, and the dozen contract provisions that govern your weekSetting the project up - pre-construction, scope and work breakdown structures, and building a baseline schedule that survives scrutinyControlling delivery - cost control and cash flow, earned value worked through with real calculations, progress measurement, and risk managementRunning the site - quality systems and non-conformance, health and safety, and leading subcontractors and stakeholdersWhen things go wrong - delay analysis and extension of time, disruption, variations and claims, and schedule recoveryFinishing - commissioning, handover, closeout, and the career and certification paths that followBuilt to be usedEvery chapter closes with key takeaways, expert tips, and the mistakes that recur most often. Throughout you will find worked examples from real projects - the baseline that hid nine weeks, the four hundred small accommodations that cost a contractor its margin, the acceleration that spent $900,000 to gain eleven days.The reference section includes a full cheat sheet of formulas and diagnostic tests, eleven ready-to-use templates, eight checklists, a glossary, and an acronym reference.One book. The full delivery cycle. Written by someone who has done the work.…