Virtual Learning

Quantifying Delays When the Schedule is Poor

• Jan 25, 2022
  Virtual Learning (desktop/laptop and mobile devices)

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Description

Delays can be hard to quantify even when the schedules are good. It’s even more challenging when the schedules are poor. The instructor will share his court-tested methods for evaluating construction project delays when the schedules are either poor or non-existent. The course will include practical, real-world examples of analyses performed when the scheduling information upon which the analysis was based was poor.

Speaker(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.

Target Audience

All staff involved in managing contracts. These contracts are primarily in the construction industry; however, maintenance, design, and bridge and other contract services will benefit from this presentation.