American Society of Professional Estimators
Santa Clara Valley Chapter 55

The Second Seminar is on Saturday – February 6, 1999

1. Developing and Monitoring Profit Centers
2. Improving the Estimating and Bidding Process
3. Practical Project Planning and Scheduling
4. Developing and Implementing a Job Site Productivity Improvement Program
5. Measuring and Monitoring Project Time and Cost
6. Budgeting and Managing Cash Flow
7. Overhead Determination and Control
8. Prevention and Preparation of Contract Extras and Claims

When we think of productivity in the construction industry, we tend to focus on labor productivity. In reality, labor is only one component of project productivity or profitability. Labor, materials, and equipment are all interdependent.

Productivity and profitability depends on numerous related resources and skills. Hear about ways to improve the profitability of your projects.

This is a one day seminar on Saturday, February 6, 1999.

Read more about Professor James J. Adrian, Ph. D., P.E., C.P.E.

If you need more information, please e-mail your questions to seminar@aspe55.org