Construction delay analysis methods and delay cracker software as well as forensic analysis course over a span of eight days in London.
Delay and Disruption Claims in terms of the Society of Construction Law protocol (SCL Protocol) and the AACE International Recommended Practice; Differences and Preferences.
Study and analyse the different delay analysis methods from various guidelines. The SCL Protocol incorporates six different analysis methods, while the AACEI Protocol comprehensively separates the analyses into two groups, and proceeds to depict 16 emphases of these two groups.
Understand the difference between Delay, Disruption, and types of Acceleration Claims. In addition, explore the impact of different views from the two available guidelines (SCL and AACEI).
How to view the damages and the events that affect how you manage damages. This will also include: Estimated versus actual damages, Direct Costs, Indirect Costs, Cost Reporting, and Consequential Costs.
ISC Academy Certificate: Construction Delay Analysis
Delay / Forensic Analysis for hands-on case studies. Using manual, conventional methods and using the new software innovation “Delay Cracker”.
Hands-on practice for creating TIA analysis, both with conventional methods and with the innovative Delay Cracker tool. Build a well documented TIA report demonstrating the impact of different kinds of delays on the project’s completion date.
Learn also how to respond to a TIA report to validate the merits of a claimed delay. Learn how to select and prepare the unimpacted schedule to use as the base for the TIA claim. Learn how to clean up the unimpacted schedule using an approved schedule update or a baseline (i.e. Schedule Rectification). Learn how to generate an unimpacted schedule in case one is not readily available. Learn what documentation should be provided to support a claim.
We will also cover how to use Delay Cracker’s assisted mode to determine the start, finish and duration of each delay, assign responsibility, calculate delay impact and calculate entitlement. Understand advanced analysis that can be done using other tools in the Cracker Suite.
Hands-on practice for performing Windows Analysis, both with conventional methods and with the innovative Delay Cracker tool. Learn how to identify delay events, how to gather supporting documentation for claims, how to de-actualise and reconstruct schedule updates, how to calculate concurrency, compensable and non-compensable time extension.
We will also cover how Delay Cracker can be used for the discovery of delays that are otherwise hard to find and identify.
Hands-on practice for performing Impacted As-Planned analysis, both with conventional methods and with the innovative Delay Cracker tool.
Learn how to calculate the impact from each party’s delays, and assess their culpability and entitlement.
ISC Academy Certificate: Delay Analysis Practitioner
Dr. Mohamed believes in continuous improvement, especially in fast-paced, competitive markets. He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), a certified Planning and Scheduling Professional (PSP), an Earned Value Professional (EVP), a PRINCE2 Practitioner in Project Management, a Certified Cost Professional (CCP), a Construction Project Manager (CPM), and a Risk Management Professional (RMP). He is very experienced in PM Support Services, Value Engineering and Claims Management, Project Control Systems, Project Collaboration and Management Information Systems, Risk Management, Lean Construction, Construction Management, Claims Management and Strategy Execution.
