Wednesday, March 10 @ 1:00 PM ET
Different Perspectives of Project Management in A/E/C Industries
Project Management is the practice of leading the work of a team of professionals to achieve goals and meet success criteria at a specified time, and for a specified duration. The primary challenge is achieving all of the project goals within the given constraints, while staying agreeable with a project budget, and schedule. From the perspective of the Architect, the Engineer, and the Builder come slightly different views of these roles, all with the same desired outcome. This "car talk" style roundtable discussion will explore these issues in this age of speed, accuracy, and litigation from the perspective of each, and help each avoid future litigation.
Interestingly, we will be interviewing separately an architect, an engineer, and a builder in a ‘Car Talk’ scenario each with the point of describing their objectives and their format of Project Management. It seems each profession has different objectives and different ways of achieving this/these objectives while staying dedicated to the team environment and the desired schedule.
Attend This Presentation Live and Earn:
1 PDH; 1 AIC CPD; 0.1 IACET CEU; 1 AIA LU/Elective
Presenters:
Ardis Clinton, AIA, Partner, Scientia Architects
Will Hodges, President, Candence McShane Construction
Robert Lawyer, Owner, RL Architects + Planners
David Parkin, President, CONNECT Structural Engineering, Inc.
William Peck, Partner & Director of Architecture, PRYM Architects & Owner, Peck Architects
Bradford Russell, Partner & Director of Marketing, PRYM Architects & Director, BR Architects & Engineers
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize key project management skills that will help facilitate effective project progress across the entire team.
- Distinguish and compare important issues of project management from various perspectives – consultants, contractors and architects.
- Identify where the breakdown between A/E/C might occur and how to prevent other future similar breakdowns.
- Learn what issues are making project management between the A/E/C team members more difficult.
- Review effective and preventative communication that is key to keeping a project out of litigation.