Forensic Schedule Analysis
New information packed 90-minute recorded program detailing the when and how forensic analysis came about, why its importance has been growing steadily, and what you need to know about it.
Featuring: John C. Livengood, CFCC PSP, ARCADIS, INC.
Forensic Schedule Analysis is the study and investigation of events using Critical Path Method scheduling techniques, sometimes supported by other analysis techniques, to determine the cause and magnitude of delays and disruptions on projects of various types. CPM scheduling was first developed in the mid-20th century to meet the management needs of more complicated development programs and construction projects of the post-World War II era.
Forensic Schedule Analysis grew as an offshoot of CPM scheduling as needs for such analysis arose. Its beginnings were sometimes messy and fitful, as is common to the development of new disciplines; however, continued vigorous practical and intellectual discussion has allowed Forensic Schedule Analysis to coalesce into a mature expertise where it is possible to discuss with certainty its prerequisites, objectives and methods. As a result, Forensic Schedule Analysis has now become its own distinct field of study and practice.
Listen to this information-packed webinar program to learn about:
- The Brief History of Forensic Schedule Analysis.
- The objectives of a Forensic Schedule Analysis.
- Prerequisites to performing an analysis.
- The nine major CPM methodologies for performing a delay analysis, what they are and how they work.
- Common names of the methodologies.
- When the methodologies are appropriate for use.
- Non-CPM delay methodologies.
- Characteristics of a good methodology.
- Future challenges in Forensic Schedule Analysis.
- And much, much more!
Who Will Benefit?
This program is a must if you’re a public or private owner, design professional, engineer, architect, contractor, subcontractor, manufacturer, supplier or attorney. Order this CD today to achieve optimum project success by learning the ins and outs of Forensic Schedule Analysis!
Meet Your Presenter:
John C. Livengood, Esq., AIA, CFCC, PSP
Director of Global Claims Services, Arcadis, Inc.
John Livengood has more than 37 years of experience in construction, design, delay analysis and litigation support. He is a registered architect and attorney, with proficiency in architectural design, construction, project management, government contracts, litigation support, mediation, arbitration, and construction litigation. John’s project experience is extensive and spans the gamut of public and private projects of virtually all sizes and types. As an expert witness, John has testified in court proceedings before boards of contract appeals, arbitrations and mediations on scheduling issues, damages and causation issues. As an industry expert, John has written and lectured on issues of claims, delay, productivity, and the implications of green or sustainable technology on claims. As part of this extensive catalogue, he is a principal author of the AACE International Recommended Practice on Forensic Schedule Analysis (RP29R-03) (2011).
