Build America Podcast

Scott Jennings, P.E. facilitated a live 2-hour webinar and Q&A with attorney Scott Batterman, Esq. of Clay Chapman Iwamura Pulice & Nervell, Attorneys at Law from Honolulu, Hawaii to address one of the hottest topics now in the construction industry: Force Majeure due to COVID-19

This is the audio only. For full presentation and resources, please visit: http://sjcivil.net/fm2020resources/

http://sjcivil.net/webinars/

Hoptoe

Field experience is necessary to be a best of class construction and engineering professional. Can you or your employee relate to today’s article? Can you write your own article with similar anecdotes to these below? If you cannot, schedule some time in the field.

http://sjcivil.net/news/but-what-does-it-smell-like/

Well graded material

The management structure of sizable projects usually involves four major parties:  the owner, the construction manager, the designer, and the contractor.  Here’s how project management is structured and what the parties’ responsibilities are in two common project delivery methods.

http://sjcivil.net/sjcc/project-parties-who-does-what/

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) or Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Ensure that before you sign a change order, all of the necessary components of your negotiation are included. Here’s what to look for in a change order before you sign it. And don’t forget – you don’t have to sign it.

http://sjcivil.net/contracts/signing-a-change-order-what-to-look-for/

Constructive Acceleration

As a construction professional in the field, when information conflicts between plans and specifications, you should immediately seek the order of precedence section of your contract for guidance.

http://sjcivil.net/contracts/what-information-governs-order-of-precedence/

Retention Bond