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CONSTRUCTION PLANNING Basic construction planning during or before the detail design phase will include an organization chart , project staffing schedule , temporary facility requirements of the construction manager , selection of the ...
CONSTRUCTION PLANNING Basic construction planning during or before the detail design phase will include an organization chart , project staffing schedule , temporary facility requirements of the construction manager , selection of the ...
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Chapter 7 Construction Once the planning , design , bidding , and award phases have been accomplished ... project depends on completing the field construction phase on schedule and in compliance with plans and specifications .
Chapter 7 Construction Once the planning , design , bidding , and award phases have been accomplished ... project depends on completing the field construction phase on schedule and in compliance with plans and specifications .
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PROJECT PLANNING AND CONTROL2 Once the professional construction manager has been chosen , and even when fair and equitable contractual agreements have united all members of the project team and oriented them toward the owner's goals ...
PROJECT PLANNING AND CONTROL2 Once the professional construction manager has been chosen , and even when fair and equitable contractual agreements have united all members of the project team and oriented them toward the owner's goals ...
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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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