There are a couple of industry publications that address forensic schedule analysis.
The Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering International has its Recommended Practice on Forensic Schedule Analysis 29R-03.
The Society of Constuction Law has its Delay and Disruption Protocol.
I wrote and presented a paper at the AACEi Conference in Dubai in 2012 that compares the methods discussed in these two publications. I would be happy to send it to you.
There is also a book titled Construction Delays by Theodore Trauner that is available on Amazon that provides a good mid-level description and discussion of analyzing construction delays.
Thanks for the prompt reply. I have a degree of familiarity with the various delay analysis methods and am aware of the differences between them and the different results they produce. Where I find myself having difficulty is when I am dealing with planners/schedulers on site who although they are competent planners have never undertaken a delay analysis and don't know how to present the information and results.
Because I don't have the level of familarity with Primavera I am not able to give them the hands on instructions they need. An example of a recent question I was asked was about how to present an as planned impacted delay analysis. The planner was asking should he show the delay as a separate activity or extend the delayed activity. He was also asking about how to physically show the delay on the as planned programme. Luckily a senior planner was able to help him out on this occasion as we were on a tight timescale.
I know these are all questions that can be easily answered with a bit of research and time but i was just wondering if there were any books that would act like a procedures manual so I dont have to go through the trial and error process of finding the best solution to their queries.
I suppose ultimately what I am looking for is something that will bridge the gap between knowing how to carry out a delay analysis in theory and physically being able to do it in Primavera.
My ebook Principles of Delay Analysis gives working example of the 4 main delay analysis methods showing the different results obtained on the same events on the same project.
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10 years 6 monthsThere are a couple of
There are a couple of industry publications that address forensic schedule analysis.
The Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering International has its Recommended Practice on Forensic Schedule Analysis 29R-03.
The Society of Constuction Law has its Delay and Disruption Protocol.
I wrote and presented a paper at the AACEi Conference in Dubai in 2012 that compares the methods discussed in these two publications. I would be happy to send it to you.
There is also a book titled Construction Delays by Theodore Trauner that is available on Amazon that provides a good mid-level description and discussion of analyzing construction delays.
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19 years 10 monthsHi C SThat is exactly what my
Hi C S
That is exactly what my ebook does - in both words and pictures.
Best regards
Mike Testro
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10 years 8 monthsHi Mike,Thanks for the prompt
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the prompt reply. I have a degree of familiarity with the various delay analysis methods and am aware of the differences between them and the different results they produce. Where I find myself having difficulty is when I am dealing with planners/schedulers on site who although they are competent planners have never undertaken a delay analysis and don't know how to present the information and results.
Because I don't have the level of familarity with Primavera I am not able to give them the hands on instructions they need. An example of a recent question I was asked was about how to present an as planned impacted delay analysis. The planner was asking should he show the delay as a separate activity or extend the delayed activity. He was also asking about how to physically show the delay on the as planned programme. Luckily a senior planner was able to help him out on this occasion as we were on a tight timescale.
I know these are all questions that can be easily answered with a bit of research and time but i was just wondering if there were any books that would act like a procedures manual so I dont have to go through the trial and error process of finding the best solution to their queries.
I suppose ultimately what I am looking for is something that will bridge the gap between knowing how to carry out a delay analysis in theory and physically being able to do it in Primavera.
Any advice/guidance would be appreciated.
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19 years 10 monthsHi CSMy ebook Principles of
Hi CS
My ebook Principles of Delay Analysis gives working example of the 4 main delay analysis methods showing the different results obtained on the same events on the same project.
It can be downoaded from my website www.expertdelayanalysis.com for £75.00.
Best regards
ike Testro