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... drawing register , and other records Prepare and approve progress - payment requests Maintain progress records and photographs Prepare input for project control system Prepare field reports and schedules Prepare contract closeout ...
... drawing register , and other records Prepare and approve progress - payment requests Maintain progress records and photographs Prepare input for project control system Prepare field reports and schedules Prepare contract closeout ...
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good understanding of the reasons for deviations , if any , from planned progress , and of the current and future plans of project management . Basic concepts of planning , reporting , comparing , and projecting progress are shown on ...
good understanding of the reasons for deviations , if any , from planned progress , and of the current and future plans of project management . Basic concepts of planning , reporting , comparing , and projecting progress are shown on ...
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Work scheduled per week Work scheduled per week April May Time April May Time ( a ) Work shifted early ( b ) Work shifted late 100 % Actual ( R ) Planned ( P ) Progress scheduled early ( ES ) Cumulative work units Progress scheduled ...
Work scheduled per week Work scheduled per week April May Time April May Time ( a ) Work shifted early ( b ) Work shifted late 100 % Actual ( R ) Planned ( P ) Progress scheduled early ( ES ) Cumulative work units Progress scheduled ...
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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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