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Critical Path Method (CPM) Tutor for Construction Planning and Scheduling

9780071849234

Critical Path Method (CPM) Tutor for Construction Planning and Scheduling

  • ISBN 13:

    9780071849234

  • ISBN 10:

    0071849238

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 02/25/2015
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Summary

Speed progress payments, reduce claims, and increase profitability using the Critical Path Method

Critical Path Method (CPM) Tutor for Construction Planning and Scheduling explains the practical application of the CPM and guides you through each step of the process—from planning and communication to deciding payment and/or claims. The book focuses on the Arrow Diagram Method and the Precedence Diagram Method, the two most widely used scheduling methods.

A sample project for planning a mid-rise building applies the concepts presented in the book. Hands-on exercises and discussions illustrate how to create schedules from activity lists. The effective and consistent use of the techniques introduced in this detailed guide will allow you to:

  • Reduce progress payment disputes and speed progress payment
  • Plan resources for maximum productivity
  • Predict owner-caused and weather delays
  • Develop “get well” plans for projects that fall behind
  • Correctly update progress, including out-of-sequence activities
  • Meet contracts requiring CPM schedules
  • Evaluate change and claim impacts; develop admissible documentation

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