News tagged change
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My message for COP31: move the climate change debate to action
The debate is over. Climate change is here. We know what to do, and it’s time to do it. The post My message for COP31: move the climate change debate to action appeared first on Construction Management.
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Caparol Paint: Tips for a Smooth, Long-Lasting Wall Finish
A newly painted wall can completely change the look of the room; however, there are other factors besides color that affect the final finish of the paint job. Caparol paint is one product to consider when planning your painting task, especially when you need a paint that will meet the requirements of the wall surface […] <p>The post Caparol Paint: Tips for a Smooth, Long-Lasting Wall Finish first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>
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What Contractors Should Check Before a Bidet Seat Retrofit
Swapping in a heated toilet seat seems easy enough on paper. In practice, it rarely is. The unit you pick can change the electrical and plumbing scope, and even if the toilet stays put, there may not be enough clearance behind the bowl. A 2025 Market.us report estimated that bidet seats represented 46.5% of the […] <p>The post What Contractors Should Check Before a Bidet Seat Retrofit first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>
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Why Automation Could Be the Key to Fixing America’s Broken Housing Market
Vikas Enti of Reframe says automation must change the way we deliver home construction.
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Why Car Cooling Systems Work Harder in Hot Valleys Than Mountains
When you drive from the high country down into the Grand Valley in July, you feel a change right away when you roll down the window. The air goes from cool to really hot in less than one hour. Your engine can feel it as well. Maybe even more than you do. Why Valley Heat […] <p>The post Why Car Cooling Systems Work Harder in Hot Valleys Than Mountains first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>
Resources tagged change
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RICS - WBEF - Risk management and accountability in complex construction projects 23052023
A construction project, no matter what size, involves risks. Risk management is more effective when it identifies and manages risks from the earliest project stages to minimise likelihoods and impacts. It should be applied throughout the project cycle. Where appropriate, a risk-management strategy should be developed and included as part of a risk execution plan. A panel of experts focus on practical considerations they consider, best practices & how accountability should be effectively managed
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CIPS - Contract Management with Duncan Brock, 03122019
This CIPS contract management interview is with Duncan Brock - Group Director of CIPS. The discussion touches on the Contract Management process, how to effectively manage contracts, and where contract management can go wrong
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Construction Management - When is a variation not a variation, October 2022
Paul Gibbons answers the following question: The architect on our project has issued an instruction to install specific hinges to doors on our project, but they claim this is not a variation. Is this correct and, if so, what can we do?
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NEC has clear mechanism for risk allocation for specific events. Is it a compensation event, or not? And it has a clear, detailed and flexible process for managing and agreeing the assessment of those compensation events. Effective management of the process is key to dispute avoidance under NEC. This webinar was held on 29 September 2021. Hear about the importance of the F word - forecast. Change control is critical to the finances of any supplier - so you need to know how to use the process.
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An update on the changes between how NEC3 and NEC4 deal with the risk of extreme weather.
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