Part 2 of 6 - Project Manager's Playbook for Construction
The guide to risk, insurance and bonds
The Project Manager is completely responsible for cost control, contracts, changes and risk management. That's a tall order. Get the training you need for the position and set your project up for success.
There are an extensive amount of risks on a construction project. It is imperative that the Project Manager is able to identify many risks and manage them properly. Part 2 of 6 in the course series reviews several potential risks, describes how to quantify and manage them. A very important risk mitigation tool is insurance and this course describes the essential insurance policies on the project. Additionally, bonds are reviewed in detail as another form of risk mitigation. All concepts in this part of the series are backed up with real world examples to emphasize the importance of proper risk management.
The path to becoming a successful Project Manager takes dedication and time, but if you have the right tools in your toolbox, you'll be well on your way.
Introduction to Risk
FREE PREVIEWQuantifying Risk and an Example
Additional Risk Management Examples
Conclusion and Key Takeaways
Introduction to Insurance
Worker's Compensation Insurance
General Liability and Builder's Risk Insurance
Professional Liability and Other Types of Insurance
Insurance Claim Examples
Conclusion and Key Takeaways
Introduction to Bonds
Performance Bonds
Payment and Bid Bonds
Bond Example
Conclusion and Key Takeaways
Next Lessons in the Course Series
Matt Morris
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Contracts
Risk Management
Cost Control
Change Management
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