Education Catalog 2008

See Page 38 for Company Speciﬁc Training INDUSTRY RELATED TRAINING CPM Scheduling Most Projects are Driven by CPM Scheduling This ﬁve hour workshop equips participants with the knowledge base required to understand the why and how of the CPM schedule. Participants will learn the value September 2 of using the CPM as their most valuable management DATE: TIME: 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM tool. • Develop the logic for a construction schedule • Perform forward and backward pass calculations and then discover the critical path • Evaluate various scheduling strategies • Take full advantage of “Critical Path Method” techniques • Create, review and implement a workable construction schedule • Know when and how to update your schedule • Discover the proﬁtable edge that competent scheduling creates • Work through the scheduling process from A to Z • Discover the mechanics behind computer generated charts TUITION: LATE REGISTRATION: $249 Member Rate $349 Non-Member Rate (Includes Materials) $50 Charge will apply if registered after Oct. 26 LOCATION: FACILITATOR: INSTRUCTOR: AGC-SD Training Facility Power Summit TBA Delay & Disruption Claims This powerful one-day seminar arms you with the tools needed to identify, document, analyze, present and win delay claims. CPM analysis, contract terms and case law are presented in easy, understandable language. Learn how to use your schedules to identify delays early, mitigate them where possible and get paid for them when they are out of your control. “IMPORTANT BENEFITS OF ATTENDING THIS PROGRAM”: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The essential role of the “critical path” in delay claims DATE: September 9 When is a delay “excusable”? TIME: 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM Which delays are “compensable” and which are not? When can an owner-caused delay result in a time extension TUITION: $249 Member Rate and what are the contractor’s legal grounds for such a request? $299 Non-Member Rate How to identify delays on the CPM schedule LATE REGISTRATION: $50 Charge will apply if registered How to prove delay and damages if there is no CPM schedule after Sept. 2 The role of the Spearin Doctrine in delay claims against the owner LOCATION: AGC-SD Training Facility How to construct a delay claim INSTRUCTOR: Dan Fauchier How to capture all of the real costs and prove quantum How to defend against a delay claim *Dan Fauchier is a nationally recognized forensic expert who has taught delay claims to thousands of companies in 51 cities. “Apportioning” delay damages among several subcontractors or other parties What is a “constructive acceleration” and how can owners avoid falling into the “constructive” trap? How to identify “concurrent” delays and how contractors can prove they were “pacing” & not causing a concurrent delay Are exculpatory clauses like “no damages for delay” legal and enforceable? Associated General Contractors of America, San Diego Chapter, Inc. 25

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Education Catalog 2008 Contents Instructors Directions to AGC Facility Registration Policies Construction Software Training ADA Compliance Human Resource Workshops Construction Fundamentals Construction Project Management Industry Related Training LEED® Training AGC of America Leadership Workshops Leadership in Construction Workshops Safety Training Competent Person Training Construction Financial Management AGC-SD Discount Program Onsite & Company Specific Training

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