Construction Project Management for Beginners: A Comprehensive Insight into Architectural Construction Project Management Systems
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- ISBN8230134602
- EAN9798230134602
- Date de parution15/03/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
The book Construction Project Management for Beginners: A Comprehensive Insight into Construction Project Management Systems offers a thorough yet approachable manual for effectively and efficiently managing construction projects. It covers the fundamental ideas, approaches, and best practices that novices seeking to establish a solid foundation in construction project management need to know. An introduction to construction project management is given at the beginning of the book, outlining its importance in guaranteeing the timely, economical, and high-quality completion of projects. From planning, execution, and project closeout to feasibility studies and initiation, it presents the project life cycle.
Gaining an understanding of these stages aids novice project managers in creating an organized method for overseeing building projects. The identification of important stakeholders, such as owners, contractors, suppliers, and regulatory agencies, is a critical component of construction project management. The book examines how successful projects are influenced by stakeholders' ability to collaborate and communicate effectively. Along with discussing various contract kinds, risk allocation, and dispute resolution techniques, it also explores construction contracts and legal issues.
Another essential element is financial planning, which includes chapters on resource allocation, cost estimation, and budgeting. The book describes how to control financial risks, optimise labour and equipment consumption, and provide precise cost estimates. It also covers work breakdown structures (WBS) and scheduling strategies to assist managers in allocating tasks effectively and creating realistic timetables.
The book also has a strong emphasis on risk management, helping readers to recognize possible hazards, put mitigation plans into action, and uphold safety regulations. To guarantee quality control and regulatory compliance, it emphasizes the significance of industry standards, inspections, and compliance checks. The book also discusses eco-friendly materials, energy-efficient designs, and waste reduction techniques to bring sustainability to the building industry. To ensure ongoing improvement for upcoming projects, the final chapters address facility management, documentation, and lessons learnt.
This book is a vital resource for novices, giving them the skills and information they need to effectively manage construction projects with its structured approach and practical insights.
Gaining an understanding of these stages aids novice project managers in creating an organized method for overseeing building projects. The identification of important stakeholders, such as owners, contractors, suppliers, and regulatory agencies, is a critical component of construction project management. The book examines how successful projects are influenced by stakeholders' ability to collaborate and communicate effectively. Along with discussing various contract kinds, risk allocation, and dispute resolution techniques, it also explores construction contracts and legal issues.
Another essential element is financial planning, which includes chapters on resource allocation, cost estimation, and budgeting. The book describes how to control financial risks, optimise labour and equipment consumption, and provide precise cost estimates. It also covers work breakdown structures (WBS) and scheduling strategies to assist managers in allocating tasks effectively and creating realistic timetables.
The book also has a strong emphasis on risk management, helping readers to recognize possible hazards, put mitigation plans into action, and uphold safety regulations. To guarantee quality control and regulatory compliance, it emphasizes the significance of industry standards, inspections, and compliance checks. The book also discusses eco-friendly materials, energy-efficient designs, and waste reduction techniques to bring sustainability to the building industry. To ensure ongoing improvement for upcoming projects, the final chapters address facility management, documentation, and lessons learnt.
This book is a vital resource for novices, giving them the skills and information they need to effectively manage construction projects with its structured approach and practical insights.
The book Construction Project Management for Beginners: A Comprehensive Insight into Construction Project Management Systems offers a thorough yet approachable manual for effectively and efficiently managing construction projects. It covers the fundamental ideas, approaches, and best practices that novices seeking to establish a solid foundation in construction project management need to know. An introduction to construction project management is given at the beginning of the book, outlining its importance in guaranteeing the timely, economical, and high-quality completion of projects. From planning, execution, and project closeout to feasibility studies and initiation, it presents the project life cycle.
Gaining an understanding of these stages aids novice project managers in creating an organized method for overseeing building projects. The identification of important stakeholders, such as owners, contractors, suppliers, and regulatory agencies, is a critical component of construction project management. The book examines how successful projects are influenced by stakeholders' ability to collaborate and communicate effectively. Along with discussing various contract kinds, risk allocation, and dispute resolution techniques, it also explores construction contracts and legal issues.
Another essential element is financial planning, which includes chapters on resource allocation, cost estimation, and budgeting. The book describes how to control financial risks, optimise labour and equipment consumption, and provide precise cost estimates. It also covers work breakdown structures (WBS) and scheduling strategies to assist managers in allocating tasks effectively and creating realistic timetables.
The book also has a strong emphasis on risk management, helping readers to recognize possible hazards, put mitigation plans into action, and uphold safety regulations. To guarantee quality control and regulatory compliance, it emphasizes the significance of industry standards, inspections, and compliance checks. The book also discusses eco-friendly materials, energy-efficient designs, and waste reduction techniques to bring sustainability to the building industry. To ensure ongoing improvement for upcoming projects, the final chapters address facility management, documentation, and lessons learnt.
This book is a vital resource for novices, giving them the skills and information they need to effectively manage construction projects with its structured approach and practical insights.
Gaining an understanding of these stages aids novice project managers in creating an organized method for overseeing building projects. The identification of important stakeholders, such as owners, contractors, suppliers, and regulatory agencies, is a critical component of construction project management. The book examines how successful projects are influenced by stakeholders' ability to collaborate and communicate effectively. Along with discussing various contract kinds, risk allocation, and dispute resolution techniques, it also explores construction contracts and legal issues.
Another essential element is financial planning, which includes chapters on resource allocation, cost estimation, and budgeting. The book describes how to control financial risks, optimise labour and equipment consumption, and provide precise cost estimates. It also covers work breakdown structures (WBS) and scheduling strategies to assist managers in allocating tasks effectively and creating realistic timetables.
The book also has a strong emphasis on risk management, helping readers to recognize possible hazards, put mitigation plans into action, and uphold safety regulations. To guarantee quality control and regulatory compliance, it emphasizes the significance of industry standards, inspections, and compliance checks. The book also discusses eco-friendly materials, energy-efficient designs, and waste reduction techniques to bring sustainability to the building industry. To ensure ongoing improvement for upcoming projects, the final chapters address facility management, documentation, and lessons learnt.
This book is a vital resource for novices, giving them the skills and information they need to effectively manage construction projects with its structured approach and practical insights.
