Project Manager's Playbook for Construction Part 6 of 6

What you'll learn
This course teaches critical skills necessary for any project manager in construction. The lessons of this course represent the "playbook" for a PM to succeed
Requirements
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Description
Given the nature of construction, it is inevitable that conflict will happen and disputes will arise. In this final course in the series, we'll review the contractual steps you must take if a dispute can't be resolved on the jobsite. However, resolving the dispute at the project-level is the preferred path. We will discuss how to negotiate and handle conflict. Even better, the most preferred route would be to avoid disputes all together. We'll spend a lot of time discussing how to set expectations through clear and unambiguous contracts, how to properly document activities and decisions, proper jobsite records and the importance of communication. Ultimately, people build construction projects. This course discusses ways to interact in an effective way on a personal-level to improve the atmosphere and conditions on site.
Who this course is for
Primary Audience Industry Sectors - Heavy Civil, Commercial Building Construction, Industrial, Residential.
Primary Audience Project Roles - Project Managers, Project Engineers (aspiring PMs), Project Controls, Superintendents
Primary Audience Project Players - Owners (and Owner's Representatives), General Contractors, Subcontractors, Suppliers
Secondary Audience - Design Engineers, Architects, Preconstruction, Estimators, Schedulers, Design-Phase Managers
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