26-Construction Project Management

Overview

Construction Project Management develops the organizational and leadership skills required to successfully manage residential construction operations. Beginning with project scope and documentation systems, students progress through scheduling, procurement, subcontractor coordination, field communication, change management, safety planning, and quality control procedures.

Table of Contents

1. Chapter 1: Define Residential Construction Project Scope
2. Chapter 2: Set Up Project Management Job File
3. Chapter 3: Build Residential Project Work Breakdown Structure
4. Chapter 4: Sequence Residential Construction Activities
5. Chapter 5: Build Residential Construction Schedule
6. Chapter 6: Create Two-Week Lookahead Schedule
7. Chapter 7: Build Material Procurement and Delivery Plan
8. Chapter 8: Coordinate Subcontractors and Trade Handoffs
9. Chapter 9: Run Jobsite Coordination Meeting
10. Chapter 10: Manage RFIs and Field Clarifications
11. Chapter 11: Track Changes, Allowances, and Change Orders
12. Chapter 12: Build Jobsite Safety and Housekeeping Plan
13. Chapter 13: Create Quality Control Inspection Plan

Learning Outcomes

• Define residential construction project scope and objectives.
• Organize project files and construction documentation.
• Create work breakdown structures and construction sequences.
• Develop residential construction schedules.
• Create short-term lookahead schedules for field operations.
• Coordinate material procurement and deliveries.
• Manage subcontractor communication and trade handoffs.
• Conduct effective jobsite coordination meetings.
• Manage RFIs, changes, allowances, and change orders.
• Create safety and quality control management systems.