[Free] Basic Construction Delay Analysis (English)
Introduction to the core principles of Extension of Time Claims – Free Course
What you’ll learn
- Introduction to Delay Analysis
- Introduction to Extension of Time
- The course is BASIC only so don’t expect a detailed step-by-step approach on how to make claims.
- Total Float ownership
- Overview of all 6 delay analysis methods
- Comparison between Longest Path and Critical Path
- Contractual Notices
- Common delay causes and how to determine event start date
- Introduction to purpose and structure of effective writing
- Recommended books and practices in delay analysis
- The course is ideal for beginners who want to learn very broad definitions of delay analysis
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of planning and scheduling
Description
Very important: The course is BASIC only so don’t expect a detailed step-by-step approach on how to make claims. The course is ideal for beginners who want to learn very broad definitions of delay analysis. The course does NOT explain detailed steps and is meant for beginners only to welcome them into the delay analysis world.The course is delivered in English. The course covers the below topics on a high level:
– Introduction to Delay Analysis and Extension of Time Claims
– Total Float Ownership
– Comparison between Longest Path and Critical path
– Overview of all 6 Delay Analysis methods
– Introduction to Contractual Notices
– Introduction to concurrent delay and its impact on Extension of Time and Prolongation Costs claims entitlement.
– Introduction to Claim Effective Writing
– Recommended books and practices in Delay Analysis
Who is this course for?
– All Engineers working in Construction industry.
– Engineers who need a basic explanation of delay analysis so that they can better deal with causes and events arisen in their projects.
– Engineers who want to shift their career into planning.
Course Summary:
Construction claims are inevitable. Delay analysis in construction projects is an art – a dark art. The course is BASIC only so don’t expect a detailed step-by-step approach on how to make claims. The course is ideal for beginners who want to learn very broad definitions of delay analysis. Again, the course does not explain detailed steps and is meant for beginners only to welcome them into the delay analysis world.
Author(s): Osama Saad
