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He can develop technical skills and resources that will make him capable of handling construction management functions ranging from entire projects to specialization in one or more technical or process - oriented major portions of ...
He can develop technical skills and resources that will make him capable of handling construction management functions ranging from entire projects to specialization in one or more technical or process - oriented major portions of ...
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MAJOR INDUSTRIAL PROJECT Construction Management Functional Organization Field Construction Manager Responsible for all field activities Company's on - site representative with owner , labor , vendors , & public Contract Manager ...
MAJOR INDUSTRIAL PROJECT Construction Management Functional Organization Field Construction Manager Responsible for all field activities Company's on - site representative with owner , labor , vendors , & public Contract Manager ...
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Major equipment , such as a boiler on a coal - fired power plant , may be purchased by the owner long before the ground - breaking ceremony . A general contractor's home office may arrange for procurement of subcontractors and major ...
Major equipment , such as a boiler on a coal - fired power plant , may be purchased by the owner long before the ground - breaking ceremony . A general contractor's home office may arrange for procurement of subcontractors and major ...
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Contents
The Nature of the Construction Industry | 6 |
What Is Professional Construction Management? | 13 |
MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE | 15 |
Copyright | |
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