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PROJECT DELIVERY Register at www.acec.org N EW! The Design Professional's
Handbook Series: An increasing number of owners particularly many public
own- ers now often consider a range of project delivery methods when
implementing projects. Many of them are looking at alter- native ways of
delivering not only projects but the services these projects provide. Many
of these new approaches can markedly change the risks and liabilities
assumed by the owner, the design professional, contractors at all tiers,
the operators and maintain- ors, and the public. Now ACEC brings you three
publications to help you assess which delivery system is right for your
project. Member: $89, Non-Member: $109 Design/Build Manual Learn
Design/Build basics such as defini- tions and background, pros and cons,
legislation and how the process works. Discover new marketing techniques
in the Design/ Build environment, how to man- age risk and how to attain
rewards. Design/Contract-Build Manual Why is Design/Contract-Build an
attractive alternative for all types of projects? Which ACEC's seminars
hold great value for members as a result of strong participant
interaction. conflicts can be avoided? You can determine if this delivery
system is best for your project with ACEC's Design/Contract-Build Manual.
ous methods to organize your firm for project delivery, evaluate the
causes of projects running over budget and review cost control and change
order tools. Design-Build/Operate Manual ON-DE MAN D COU RSES Some
engineers use Design-Build/ Operate service delivery for large and small
projects Project Management for Engineers throughout all sectors. Find out
key differ- ences in the Design/Build process versus The first completely
online interactive Project Management course the Design-Build/Operate
delivery system as well as the long-and short-term obliga- developed
exclusively for engineers by engineers. With more than a tions,
responsibilities and liabilities that exist. year in development and
testing, Project Management for Engineers was designed for individuals who
want to achieve Project Manage- ment certification or become better project
managers. This 35-hour PM I-Certified course covers all aspects of project
management, including client relations, contract and procurement,
planning, Also Available: scheduling, budgeting, accounting and finance,
quality, and Project Delivery Systems Owner's Manual monitoring, and
planning and administration. The interactive course Written by Tom Warne,
former AASHTO has a graphical interface with sound, and quizzes with
explanations to president, to assist owners in the critical allow
participants to move at their own pace and structure their own process of
deciding how their projects should be delivered. Order separately or with
the learning paths. This extensive collection of online learning resources
current Multiple Project Delivery Systems, offers 11 critical sections with
more than 60 individual learning The Design Professional's Handbook
modules. and complete the set. PDHs: Over 35 hours Registration Fee: $1295
For more complete information about these publications, Construction Site
Safety visit www.acec.org/publications or request the ACEC publications
catalog. I-9
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