Means & Methods of Schedule Delay Analysis

Schedule delay analysis has evolved greatly over the past fifty or so years. Advances in computer technology, and especially the advent of, and advances in, personal computing have resulted numerous ways with which to address schedule delay claims. Unfortunately, many of these methods offer only facile solutions to complex problems.In this webinar we will briefly review the concepts of Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling, and then apply the concept of the critical path to the various methods of schedule delay analysis. We will look at both modeled methods of analysis and observational methods. We will address the pros and cons of the various methods, the data necessary for their implementation of each method, and the current state of acceptability of each method. Finally, we will work some basic examples of each method, illustrating the major points of our discussion. 

In this webinar expert speaker Fritz Marth will help attendees to develop understanding of Critical Path Method scheduling and how the concepts of Critical Path Method Scheduling apply to the analysis of schedule delays. 

Session Highlights: 

The basic concepts of Critical Path Method scheduling 

Typical issues on a construction project that can impact the critical path 

The common methods of schedule delay analysis 

How the various methods of schedule analysis are implemented 

What the pros and cons of each schedule delay analysis method are 

What type of data are necessary to implement the various methods of schedule delay analysis 

Why You Should Attend: 

The webinar will equip the attendee with various approaches used to demonstrate the delaying effect that impacts and issues had on a construction project, and will also provide the attendee the necessary knowledge enabling them to address delay claims being put forth. 

Who Should Attend: 

Construction Attorneys 

Construction Company Executives 

Contractors’ Project Management Staff 

Subcontractors

Construction Managers 




Ask your question directly from our expert during the Q&A session following the live event.

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