The Trillium Health Centre(THC), as one of the largest community hospitals in Canada, plans to perform project involve work at Mississauga site and West Toronto site. The mission of THC team is to create an innovative kind of health care for a healthier community, which is the initiative of THC redevelopment project. The capital projects began in March 2006 and is to be finished in 2009. Overall, the hospital’s capacity will increase by 135 beds to 886 beds. The major change includes 206 Continuing Complex Services beds. New construction will add 196,004 square feet of space to current health center, while more than 86,000 square feet will be renovated, resulting in around 282,000 square feet of total redeveloped space. Besides, …show more content…
Costs related to delays in worker’s liability must be recompensed by the builder. In this circumstance, the builder has the risk to pay extra money if time delay occurs. What’s more, the project documents prescribed that the builder would be responsible for any unexpected increase in financing costs caused by possible builder delay in reaching provisional and major completion. This shifts notable risk in financing budget to the constructor for late delivery.
The second time management in this project was about response measures to schedule eventuality. The project documents including project charter provided Trillium Health Centre construction with a one-month schedule contingency, also known as a schedule buffer, which extends Trillium Health Centre’s deferral costs for up to 30 days and lessens the burden for THC construction team. Although delays caused by the THC project are expected to be negligible, the schedule buffer provides the progress of THC project with some insurance from the possible delay risk caused by the construction accidents. Through this schedule management strategy, it considered that there might be something risky happened in the …show more content…
The redevelopment in Mississauga added a new cardiac catheterization lab, additional cardiovascular intensive care beds and 135 in-patient beds in the newly-built wing. And the project in West Toronto included expansion of the Urgent Care Centre, creation of a cancer detection and treatment facility and a new south entrance. During the construction phase this project created approximately 100 jobs at two sites.
A. Introduction
The Durham Consolidated Courthouse was built on a brownfield site and Access Justice Durham was the main constructor for this successful project. The new site includes 3 motion rooms, 2 hearing rooms and more than 30 courtrooms. Besides that, a jury assembly room can get together about three hundred people, it’s far more people than before. It also upgrades security features in this project, for example, video and audio surveillance systems and a primary passageway security checkpoint. The financial plan for this project is $334 million and the real cost is $49 million lower than the financial plan. Furthermore, the project is combined on one site, Superior and Ontario courts and other value interests are as of now passed on from 8 unique zones all through the Durham