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December 16-18, 2009
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Raleigh, NC
$1395 for single registrations
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Managing Capital Projects




3 day(s) , 18 instructional hours
1.8 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
18 Engineering Professional Development Hours (PDHs)

About This Event:

Investment in capital assets is on the rise. Billions of dollars are being committed to new construction as well as repairs on roadways, bridges, buildings, power plants, dams, levees, pipelines, and more. From federal stimulus packages to universities and K-12 schools improvements, investment in facilites and infrastructures is nearing record levels. Through this seminar, you'll learn to maximize your return on investment. Experience project managers will instruct you in bringing capital projects online while meeting project objectives.

Recommended For:

This program will benefit public and private owners and project managers who want to improve the delivery of capital projects. The principles and techniques presented in this class are directed toward creating a predictable project management system for capital projects, in essence, a pipeline, where standard inputs produce predictable results - success in meeting project objectives.

You Will:

Bullet for list image Learn how to assemble the right project team with clear roles and responsibilities
Bullet for list image Understand the project cycle and progressive elaboration
Bullet for list image Learn how to develop a communication plan that coordinates team member roles and keeps stakeholders informed as the project progresses
Bullet for list image Learn how to select the appropriate design professionals to help with the design and administration of the work
Bullet for list image Gain knowledge of how to define an organizational methodology which will help to reduce stress and improve success
Bullet for list image Understand how to develop a design intent report to serve as a foundation document within the project management plan
Bullet for list image Learn how to select the appropriate project delivery system for project parameters - design-bid-build, design-build, construction manager as agent, construction manager at risk, turn-key lease, partnerships
Bullet for list image Learn how to manage conflict and incorporate a regular program of lessons-learned
Bullet for list image Understand how to maximize project success through appropriately developed plans and specifications - detailed vs. performance, pear review, modeling, mock-ups

Topics Covered Include:

Bullet for list image Project teams
Bullet for list image Project cycles
Bullet for list image Communication plans and team roles
Bullet for list image Organizational methodology
Bullet for list image Design intent report
Bullet for list image Project delivery systems
Bullet for list image Conflict management
Bullet for list image Lessons-learned
Bullet for list image Plans and specifications

Additional Information:

Bullet for list image Participants will receive a comprehensive workbook
Bullet for list image Participants will receive a certificate of attendance
Bullet for list image There will be three networking luncheons

Instructor(s):

Dr. James P. Lewis has 16 years of experience as an electrical engineer and project manager, focusing on the design and development of communication equipment. He conducts seminars worldwide, and has trained more than 20,000 individuals. Widely recognized as one of the top writers on the subject, he has published six books of his own and a seventh with co-author Bob Wysocki. His Lewis Method® of managing projects has been adopted by thousands of managers. Jim has a BS in Electrical Engineering and a Doctorate in Psychology, both from NC State University.

The Lewis Institute is a registered education provider with the Project Management Institute.
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Office of Professional Development
(919) 515-2261
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