 Frequently construction projects end over budget, are finished late, are of poor quality, cause injury or death to workers and even to those using the project after it's complete, contractors loose money on the project, or the project ends in protracted and expensive legal battles. How can we improve construction project outcomes for all parties - client or owner, contractor, subcontractors, and suppliers? Is it possible to have a project win-win for all parties? How can we improve the success of our construction projects? It is possible to improve the success of construction projects with better collaboration. How to improve collaboration on construction projectsSome say that collaboration can be improved by using technology. How will this happen? Can new forms of contract improve collaboration? Who is responsible for improving collaboration on construction projects? Join me with this presentation I gave as a CPD webinar as I share my thoughts and experience on how we can improve collaboration in the construction industry.
Other useful articles: Why construction projects go wrong before they even start – what should owners do? Why owners sometimes employ the wrong contractor Do You Have Good Communication On Your Construction Project? Do you want to learn how to manage construction projects successfully Click on picture to view books on Amazon Paul Netscher has written several easy to read books for owners, contractors, construction managers, construction supervisors and foremen. They cover all aspects of construction management and are filled with tips and insights.
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7/12/2021 10:52:15 am
It helped when you mentioned that with great collaboration, it is possible to improve the success of construction projects. My uncle mentioned to me last night that his friend is looking for reliable construction management services that can do facility design for their upcoming project and asked if I have any idea what is the best option to do. Thanks to this informative article and I'll be sure to tell him that he can consult trusted construction management services as they can answer all their inquiries. 14/10/2022 03:38:40 am
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