Forensic Claims Analysis Member for 19 years 10 months Member for 19 years 10 months Submitted by Mike Testro on Sun, 2009-10-11 06:18 Permalink RE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules. HI Sajid I have never yet come acros a form of contract that specifies a particular method of delay analysis. Perhaps yours has a special condition written in. Everything relies on how good your As Built records are. Ideally you should be able to demonstrate Who Did What Where and When. The best fall back position is to know when each activity started and when it finished. If you do not have that basic information then a Time Impact Analysis is not possible. I have set out the steps necessary for creating a time impact analysis elsewhere on this thread as have a lot of other contributors. I suggest as a first step that you search the forum for advice. Best regards Mike Testro Member for 18 years 5 months Member for 18 years 5 months Submitted by Sajid Balma on Sun, 2009-10-11 01:30 Permalink RE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules. >>The first question to ask is why use TIA when there are a number of alternative methods that may be more suitable. The answer is Conditionsof Contract >>I am sorry to have to tell you Sajid that you are out of your depth on this task. That is THE reason I am on this forum. >>Someone may send you a web address for aace which I have read and found it unreadable and misguided. Every bit of information is knowledge for me. I need to make an informed decision rather than I say, I CANT without knowing the much of the detils. >>You may get better response from the SCL protocol which is clearer but out of date now. I do refer SCL Protocol for quite some time now. >>In any case you can’tlearn delay analysis from books. True, and thats the other reason I am on this forum. I need some hands on knowledge rathe the theory of something. I hope I may get some more expert opinion on this thread. Regards Member for 19 years 10 months Member for 19 years 10 months Submitted by Mike Testro on Thu, 2009-10-08 12:32 Permalink RE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules. Hi Sajid The first question to ask is why use TIA when there are a number of alternative methods that may be more suitable. And how will you know which is the better alternative? I am sorry to have to tell you Sajid that you are out of your depth on this task. Someone may send you a web address for aace which I have read and found it unreadable and misguided. You may get better response from the SCL protocol which is clearer but out of date now. In any case you cantlearn delay analysis from books. Best regards Mike Testro Member for 18 years 5 months Member for 18 years 5 months Submitted by Sajid Balma on Thu, 2009-10-08 10:34 Permalink RE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules. Hi Mike Pease find my replies to your reply. >>Any advice that I can give you on PP will not be sufficiently comprehensive to solve your problems. But, I still looking for "ANY" advice. How should I say without knowing that what is required and why we need expert delay analyst. >>You need expert delay analysis advice dedicated to your problem and this will cost money. no money with us for such experts. >>Explain to your employer that you will need this assistance. In view of economic downturn, I opt not to take this advice at this time. Regards Member for 19 years 10 months Member for 19 years 10 months Submitted by Mike Testro on Thu, 2009-10-08 10:22 Permalink RE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules. Hi Sajid Any advice that I can give you on PP will not be sufficiently comprehensive to solve your problems. You need expert delay analysis advice dedicated to your problem and this will cost money. Explain to your employer that you will need this assistance. Best regards Mike Testro Log in or register to post comments
Member for 19 years 10 months Member for 19 years 10 months Submitted by Mike Testro on Sun, 2009-10-11 06:18 Permalink RE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules. HI Sajid I have never yet come acros a form of contract that specifies a particular method of delay analysis. Perhaps yours has a special condition written in. Everything relies on how good your As Built records are. Ideally you should be able to demonstrate Who Did What Where and When. The best fall back position is to know when each activity started and when it finished. If you do not have that basic information then a Time Impact Analysis is not possible. I have set out the steps necessary for creating a time impact analysis elsewhere on this thread as have a lot of other contributors. I suggest as a first step that you search the forum for advice. Best regards Mike Testro
Member for 18 years 5 months Member for 18 years 5 months Submitted by Sajid Balma on Sun, 2009-10-11 01:30 Permalink RE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules. >>The first question to ask is why use TIA when there are a number of alternative methods that may be more suitable. The answer is Conditionsof Contract >>I am sorry to have to tell you Sajid that you are out of your depth on this task. That is THE reason I am on this forum. >>Someone may send you a web address for aace which I have read and found it unreadable and misguided. Every bit of information is knowledge for me. I need to make an informed decision rather than I say, I CANT without knowing the much of the detils. >>You may get better response from the SCL protocol which is clearer but out of date now. I do refer SCL Protocol for quite some time now. >>In any case you can’tlearn delay analysis from books. True, and thats the other reason I am on this forum. I need some hands on knowledge rathe the theory of something. I hope I may get some more expert opinion on this thread. Regards
Member for 19 years 10 months Member for 19 years 10 months Submitted by Mike Testro on Thu, 2009-10-08 12:32 Permalink RE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules. Hi Sajid The first question to ask is why use TIA when there are a number of alternative methods that may be more suitable. And how will you know which is the better alternative? I am sorry to have to tell you Sajid that you are out of your depth on this task. Someone may send you a web address for aace which I have read and found it unreadable and misguided. You may get better response from the SCL protocol which is clearer but out of date now. In any case you cantlearn delay analysis from books. Best regards Mike Testro
Member for 18 years 5 months Member for 18 years 5 months Submitted by Sajid Balma on Thu, 2009-10-08 10:34 Permalink RE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules. Hi Mike Pease find my replies to your reply. >>Any advice that I can give you on PP will not be sufficiently comprehensive to solve your problems. But, I still looking for "ANY" advice. How should I say without knowing that what is required and why we need expert delay analyst. >>You need expert delay analysis advice dedicated to your problem and this will cost money. no money with us for such experts. >>Explain to your employer that you will need this assistance. In view of economic downturn, I opt not to take this advice at this time. Regards
Member for 19 years 10 months Member for 19 years 10 months Submitted by Mike Testro on Thu, 2009-10-08 10:22 Permalink RE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules. Hi Sajid Any advice that I can give you on PP will not be sufficiently comprehensive to solve your problems. You need expert delay analysis advice dedicated to your problem and this will cost money. Explain to your employer that you will need this assistance. Best regards Mike Testro
Member for
19 years 10 monthsRE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules.
HI Sajid
I have never yet come acros a form of contract that specifies a particular method of delay analysis.
Perhaps yours has a special condition written in.
Everything relies on how good your As Built records are.
Ideally you should be able to demonstrate Who Did What Where and When.
The best fall back position is to know when each activity started and when it finished.
If you do not have that basic information then a Time Impact Analysis is not possible.
I have set out the steps necessary for creating a time impact analysis elsewhere on this thread as have a lot of other contributors.
I suggest as a first step that you search the forum for advice.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Member for
18 years 5 monthsRE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules.
>>The first question to ask is why use TIA when there are a number of alternative methods that may be more suitable.
The answer is Conditionsof Contract
>>I am sorry to have to tell you Sajid that you are out of your depth on this task.
That is THE reason I am on this forum.
>>Someone may send you a web address for aace which I have read and found it unreadable and misguided.
Every bit of information is knowledge for me. I need to make an informed decision rather than I say, I CANT without knowing the much of the detils.
>>You may get better response from the SCL protocol which is clearer but out of date now.
I do refer SCL Protocol for quite some time now.
>>In any case you can’tlearn delay analysis from books.
True, and thats the other reason I am on this forum. I need some hands on knowledge rathe the theory of something.
I hope I may get some more expert opinion on this thread.
Regards
Member for
19 years 10 monthsRE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules.
Hi Sajid
The first question to ask is why use TIA when there are a number of alternative methods that may be more suitable.
And how will you know which is the better alternative?
I am sorry to have to tell you Sajid that you are out of your depth on this task.
Someone may send you a web address for aace which I have read and found it unreadable and misguided.
You may get better response from the SCL protocol which is clearer but out of date now.
In any case you cantlearn delay analysis from books.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Member for
18 years 5 monthsRE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules.
Hi Mike
Pease find my replies to your reply.
>>Any advice that I can give you on PP will not be sufficiently comprehensive to solve your problems.
But, I still looking for "ANY" advice. How should I say without knowing that what is required and why we need expert delay analyst.
>>You need expert delay analysis advice dedicated to your problem and this will cost money.
no money with us for such experts.
>>Explain to your employer that you will need this assistance.
In view of economic downturn, I opt not to take this advice at this time.
Regards
Member for
19 years 10 monthsRE: TIA and Tons of other Schedules.
Hi Sajid
Any advice that I can give you on PP will not be sufficiently comprehensive to solve your problems.
You need expert delay analysis advice dedicated to your problem and this will cost money.
Explain to your employer that you will need this assistance.
Best regards
Mike Testro