Practical Risk Management for EPC / Design-Build Projects: Manage Risks Effectively - Stop the Losses - Hardcover

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WALTER ALFRED SALMON is a Chartered Quantity Surveyor and was, until very recently, Contracts Advisor to the general manager of an international contracting organization that specializes in carrying out EPC Projects for the Oil & Gas Industry in the Middle East.

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EXPLAINS WHERE THE MAJOR RISKS LIE FOR THE EPC/DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACTOR, AND SHOWS HOW BEST TO HANDLE THOSE RISKS

This book seeks to help put the profit back into EPC and Design-Build Projects for the benefit of those contractors who are struggling with the issue. It purposefully steers away from contract interpretation and legalese so that it can focus on providing readers with a better understanding of live projects' issues and solutions all from the perspective of an author who has experienced and witnessed it many times over.

Practical Risk Management for EPC/Design-Build Projects clearly sets out the author's understanding of the problems encountered by contractors and how best to handle the risks observed. It explains in great detail all of the key roles on major projects and how those roles can and should interface successfully; looks at different construction project implementation routes such as traditional contracting, design-build, and EPC approaches; and covers project pre-implementation issues like bidding process pitfalls, cost under-estimation, and conceptual design bid pricing problems. Throughout, the book offers practical tips and guidance for navigating a route to a successful project, and placing the contractor in the best possible position when problems arise.

The book:

• Presents a uniquely personal overview of EPC project risk management
• Covers EPC project pre-implementation problems and overseas EPC project preparatory work
• Fully explains every project member's role, function, and responsibility
• Identifies the major hazards and shows how to manage the associated risks
• Provides an extensive appendix of abbreviations and acronyms

Practical Risk Management for EPC/Design-Build Projects will benefit all contractors and construction project managers, employers, and lawyers involved in taking on a new EPC or design-build project.

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EXPLAINS WHERE THE MAJOR RISKS LIE FOR THE EPC/DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACTOR, AND SHOWS HOW BEST TO HANDLE THOSE RISKS

This book seeks to help put the profit back into EPC and Design-Build Projects for the benefit of those contractors who are struggling with the issue. It purposefully steers away from contract interpretation and legalese so that it can focus on providing readers with a better understanding of live projects' issues and solutions—all from the perspective of an author who has experienced and witnessed it many times over.

Practical Risk Management for EPC/Design-Build Projects clearly sets out the author's understanding of the problems encountered by contractors and how best to handle the risks observed. It explains in great detail all of the key roles on major projects and how those roles can and should interface successfully; looks at different construction project implementation routes such as traditional contracting, design-build, and EPC approaches; and covers project pre-implementation issues like bidding process pitfalls, cost under-estimation, and conceptual design bid pricing problems. Throughout, the book offers practical tips and guidance for navigating a route to a successful project, and placing the contractor in the best possible position when problems arise.

The book:

• Presents a uniquely personal overview of EPC project risk management
• Covers EPC project pre-implementation problems and overseas EPC project preparatory work
• Fully explains every project member's role, function, and responsibility
• Identifies the major hazards and shows how to manage the associated risks
• Provides an extensive appendix of abbreviations and acronyms

Practical Risk Management for EPC/Design-Build Projects will benefit all contractors and construction project managers, employers, and lawyers involved in taking on a new EPC or design-build project.