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Urban Construction Project Management (McGraw-Hill Construction Series)

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ISBN-10: 0071544682

ISBN-13: 9780071544689

Edition: 2009

Authors: Richard Lambeck, John Eschemuller

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Get Proven Solutions to the Unique Problems of. Construction Management in Urban Environments ... Filled with hands-on advice from two seasoned project management experts,Urban Construction Project Managementprovides a wealth of proven solutions to the common problems of construction management in urban environments. The book includes cutting-edge information about working on small sites, public safety, the permit process, coordinating with utility companies, dealing with adjacent properties, and many other topics...This indispensable construction management tool uses numerous illustrations, photographs, charts, tables, and diagrams to clarify the critical issues involved in today's urban…    
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List price: $119.00
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
Publication date: 11/27/2008
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 480
Size: 7.70" wide x 9.50" long x 1.24" tall
Weight: 2.442
Language: English

Richard Lambeck, P.E. is the principal of RL Project Management, Inc., and also a Clinical Assistant Professor of Construction Management at NYU's Real Estate Institute. John Eschemuller, P.E. is president of John Eschemuller Consulting Services Ltd., as well as a Clinical Assistant Professor at NYU's Real Estate Institute.

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Project Organization
Home Office and Project-Specific Personnel Assigned to the Project
Preconstruction Organization
Cost of Preconstruction Services
Bid and Award Phase
Construction Phase Organization
Determining the Cost of Personnel Assigned to the Project-General Conditions
Project Close-out Phase
Duties and Responsibilities of the CM/GC's Personnel Assigned to the Project
Project Executive (PE)
Project Manager (PM)
Account Executive (AE)
Estimator
Scheduler
Accountant
General Superintendent (GS)
Superintendent
Assistant Superintendent (AS)
Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Sprinkler (MEPS) Engineer
Project Engineer
Labor Foreman
Timekeeper
Plan Clerk
Site Safety Manager
Project Stakeholders
Role of the Owner's Representative
Summary
Risk Assessment and Problem Solving
Risk Management
Risk Assessment
Tools of Risk Management
Categories of Risk
Risks Encountered During the Project Life Cycle
Health, Safety, and Environmental Risks
Construction Defects as Potential Risks
Why CM/GCs Fail
CM/GC Company's Wellness
Summary
Testing and Quality Control
What Is Testing?
Testing Groups
Mixtures
Connections
Assemblies
Material
Load Capacity
Pressures
Flow
Systems
Performance
Mock-Ups and Wind Model Tests
Field Fabrication of Structural Components (Mixture and Components)
Testing Procedure Organizations
Project Tests
Quality Control
Summary
Building Codes and Permits
Building Codes
International Building Code (IBC)
Means and Methods for the Construction Manager/General Contractor (CM/GC)
Permits
Permit Process
Inspections
Testing
Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) and Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO)
Landmarks
Summary
Safety
History of Safety Issues
Occupational Safety Health Administration (OSHA)
New York City Safety Programs
Tragic Accidents
Safety Record
Injury and Death Impact on the Construction Process
Safety and Cost Implications
Stanford Accident Cost Accounting System
Workers' Compensation
Liability Insurance
Reducing Accidents on the Urban Job Site
When an Accident Occurs on the Job Site
The Safety Poem
Summary
Logistics
Logistics
Cranes
Crane Safety
Hoists
Temporary Services and Facilities
Temporary Electrical Power
Standpipe
Field Offices and Shanties
Storage
Off-Site Storage
On-Site General Storage
Dumpsters
Storage of Gas Cylinders and Other Hazardous Materials
Required Permits
Moratoriums
Signage
Sidewalk Bridges, Sheds, and Fencing
Security
Underpinning and Shoring
Underpinning
Shoring and Sheeting
Excavation
Initial Layout
The Equipment
Excavation Stability
Rock Excavation
Dewatering
Methods for Dewatering
Summary
Layouts and Surveying
Surveying
Basic Information
Steel Structures
Factors Affecting the Surveyor
Summary
Drawings and Specifications
Drawings and Specifications
Review Meeting
Construction Documents Checklist
Coordination of Drawings by the Design Team
Coordination of Drawings by the CM/GC
Access for Critical Elements
Summary
Contracts
What Is a Contract?
Types of Contracts
Contract Summary
Contract Provisions That Must Be Reviewed for Clarification
Potential Onerous Contract Clauses
Summary
Insurance and Bonds
Construction Insurance
Waiver of Subrogation and Indemnification
Types of Insurance
Commercial General Liability Insurance
Builders Risk Insurance
Errors and Omissions Insurance
Environmental Liability Insurance
Workers' Compensation Insurance
Automobile Coverage
Proof of Insurance
Owner or Contractor Controlled Insurance Programs
Surety Bonds
Principal
Obligee
Surety Company
Types of Bonds
Bid Bonds
Performance Bonds
Payment Bonds
Maintenance Bonds
Completion Bonds
Surety Companies
Summary
Security
Security of the Construction Site
Site Access by Construction Personnel
Site Access by the Owner
Security of Construction Materials
Security Systems
Construction Shanties and Field Offices
Security of Pre-Ordered Materials
Construction Site Security Plan
Summary
Renovation and Demolition
Introduction
Preparation of Costs
Renovation Project-Post-Demolition
Schedule
Safety
Demolition
Hazardous Material
Asbestos
Summary
Meetings and Communications
Communications in an Ever-Changing Environment
Verbal and Non-Verbal Communications
Project Stakeholders and Their Special Interests
Communications Plan
Meetings
Types of Meetings
Definition and Purpose of the Most Common Meetings
Project Meeting
Budget Meeting
Schedule Meeting
Bid and Award Meeting
Coordination Meeting
Safety Meeting
Pre-Construction Meeting
Contract Review Meeting
Summary
Project Documentation, Logs, and Reports
Project Documentation and Record Keeping
Types of Project Records and Reports
Electronic Record Keeping and Project Websites
Summary
Schedules
What Is a Schedule?
The Importance of Schedules
Types of Schedules
Development of the CPM Schedule
Scheduling Programs
A Concrete Pour
Preparation of a Schedule
Factors Affecting Schedules
Fast Tracking
Long Lead Items
Two-Week Look Ahead
Summary
Subcontractors and Bidding
What Is a Subcontractor?
The Selection Process
The Bidding Process
Leveling Process
Negotiations
Subcontractor Contract
Subcontractors and the Urban Environment
Starting the Work
Subcontractor Site Meetings
Productivity
Subcontractor Process for Change Order Work
Subcontractor Labor Costs
Dealing with Problem Subcontractors
Subcontractor Concerns
Sarbanes-Oxley Act
Summary
Costs
Cost Estimating
What Are Cost Estimates Used For?
Types of Cost Estimates
Cost Per Square Foot
Take Off
Prices from Subcontractors
Labor and Material Take Off
Component
Hard and Soft Costs
Obtaining Cost Data
Timing
Minimizing Unknown Factors
Getting the Proper Information
Contingency
Qualifications
Preparation of the Cost Estimate
Spreadsheet Using Microsoft Excel
Special Programs for Estimating
CAD (Computer Aided Design) Programs
CSI (Construction Specification Institute) Format
General
Budget Process
Value Engineering
Change Orders
Processing Change Orders
Rejection of Change Order Costs
Change Order Work and the Schedule
Tracking Costs During Construction
Summary
Claims and Dispute Resolutions
What Is a Claim?
Why Do We Have Claims?
Potential Major Claim Areas
Construction Documents
Subsurface Conditions
Change Orders
Delays
Accelerated Schedules
How to Minimize Claims
Claim and Dispute Resolution
Partnering
Dispute Review Board
Mediation
Arbitration
Mini Trails
Litigation
Summary
Design-Build
Design-Build-A Project Delivery System
History
The Project Performance Specification
The Procurement Process for the Design-Build Entity
Response to the RFQ by the CM/GC
Response to the RFP by the CM/GC
The Design-Build Team
Advantages of the Design-Build Process
Disadvantages of the Design-Build Process
Why CMs/GCs Choose the Design-Build Process
Successful Design-Build Strategies
Summary
Requisitions
Financial Control
Requisitions
Small Subcontractors
Timing of Requisition Payments
Deposits
Impressed Bank Account
Special Documentation
Certificate of Capital Improvement
Waivers of Lien
Project Trade Cost Breakdown
Retainer
Final Payment
Cash Flow Projections
S Curve
Filing a Lien
Project Monthly Cost Report
Summary
Project Punch List and Close-out
Project Close-out
Punch List
Project Close-out Meeting
Preparation of As-Built Drawings
Obtaining and Coordinating Final Approvals
Waivers of Lien-Partial and Final
Administrative Close-out Procedures
Turnover and Acceptance of Equipment
Summary
Technology
Technology
History
Building Information Modeling (BIM)
New Materials
Communications
Global Positioning System (GPS)
Cameras
Computers
Internet
Testing
Codes
Other Resources
Summary
Green Construction
Green Building
History
Benefits of Building Green
The LEED Rating System and Standards
Sustainable Construction in the Urban Environment
Environmentally Responsible Construction
Summary
Epilogue
References
Index