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In the structural design profession, engineers learn project management in an ad-hoc manner as they advance from purely technical tasks to situations that require management skills. Often self-learning combined with…
Read MoreCASE Tool 5-1: A Guide to the Practice of Structural Engineering CASE Intended to teach structural engineers the business of being a consulting structural engineer and things they may…
Read MoreThis tool includes multiple staffing schedule templates to help firms ensure they have the correct manpower assigned to tasks. This tool helps firms answer the following questions: What are…
Read MoreProject planning and coordination are crucial to reducing your firm’s risk and avoiding claims. One major facet of project planning is organizing coordination items and prioritizing when you need that…
Read MorePoor communication is frequently cited among the top reasons for deteriorated client relationships and claims. Tool No. 4-5: Project Communication Matrix and Coordination Log provides an easy to use and…
Read MoreCASE Tool 4-1: Status Report Template – CASE This is an organized plan for keeping your clients informed and happy. This project status report is intended to be sent…
Read MoreCASE Tool 3-4: Project Work Plan Template Preparing and maintaining a proper Project Work Plan is a fundamental responsibility of a project manager. Work Plans document project delivery strategies…
Read MoreCASE Tool 4-2: Project Kick-Off Meeting Agenda Effective communication is one of the keys to successful risk management. Often times we place a significant amount of effort and care…
Read MoreCASE Tool 5-2: Milestone Checklist for Young Engineers CASE Toolkit Committee The ability to develop young staff has always been a crucial component of the success of any firm.…
Read MoreCASE Tool 4-4: Phone Conversation Log CASE Toolkit Committee The excel file included as part of this tool is a simple way to record phone conversations, track action items…
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