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Documentation for Construction Delays
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Why Attend
This presentation will build upon the previous one, with a more advanced focus on the documentation required for the proper evaluation of construction delays. The presentation will go into detail regarding what documents are necessary to show not only that a delay existed on the project, but what documentation are required to show that the contractor is entitled to recover for that delay. Additionally, the presentation will provide some real-life examples of how the various categories of documents that are maintained during a project are used to demonstrate delays and the responsibility for those delays. Lastly, the presentation will provide suggestions and recommendations to improve documentation to ensure delays are properly addressed.
Who Should Attend
All construction staff as well as designers and maintenance personnel who are involved in the construction process. Local government employees and consultants performing work on behalf of the DOTs or local governments should also attend.
Your Presenter(s)
Mark F. Nagata, is a Director and Shareholder with Trauner Consulting Services, Inc. He is the co-author of the book Construction Delays, Third Edition, and is also a contributing author to the AACE International's Recommended Practice No. 29R-03 for Forensic Schedule Analysis, the first industry publication that comprehensively classifies all known forensic schedule analysis techniques used to identify and measure project delay. He is an award-winning instructor who has presented claims and scheduling-related seminars nationally and internationally. Mark is also a qualified expert who has provided expert testimony at deposition, arbitration, and trial. He has analyzed schedules and delays on hundreds of construction projects, with a particular focus on highway projects, throughout his career.