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Time-cost relationship and factors

Direct factors:
 - Crowding
 - additional supervision
 - overtime
 - extra delivery costs


Indirect factors:
 - salary for supervision
 - utilities
 - rent
 - site equip and temp struct.

Direct factors:


- Crowding


- additional supervision


- overtime


- extra delivery costs




Indirect factors:


- salary for supervision


- utilities


- rent


- site equip and temp struct.


Resources 4Ms

Money


Materials


Machines


Manpower



consequences of fluctuating resources

- admin costs (recruitment training, storage, learning)


- cost of idling or overtime


- overcrowding or logistic problems


- uncertainty of resources


- poor productivity/more from inconosistent work groups

Resource levelling constraints

Limited




Resources:


project is delayed to keep withing resource lim




Time:


aims to reduce resc fluctuations by using floats

resource limited algorithm

Advantages of linear scheduling

- more intuitive than network


- more info than bar charts


- production rates areclearly show


- resource utilizations are maximized


- location is clearly shown


- learning curve increase priductivity

Linear scheule formulas

C = R * D


(# of Crews) = (Production rate) * (Duration)




R = (n-1)/(TL - T1 + TF)


R: Rate of delivery


n: number of units


TL: time to finish


T1: time for one unit


TF: float time for each activity

PERT acronym and steps

Program Evaluation and Review technique




1) Build Network sched


2) Est. Tm, Tb, Ta (most likely, posseimistic and optimistic)


3) Est. Te (expected) and σ (std dev) of each activity


4) CP for Te


5) Sum Te and σ^2 (variance) for whole project


6) Define normal dist of the project duration




becomes normalized by Central limit Theorem

Notes on PERT

- Higher variance more uncertain schedule


- Small number of activities causes PERT to fail


- Independant activity durations causes PERT to fail


- the CP is fixed for PERT, and that can cause under estimation

Monte Carlo simulation

Random samples to create a model




Uses random number genereators (RNGs) to repeat schedule many times with varying durations and calcs a predicted

Project control definition

Project management function 
 - compares actual to planned performance 
 - takes appropriate corrective action 
 - to yield desired outcome

Project management function


- compares actual to planned performance


- takes appropriate corrective action


- to yield desired outcome

EVA and rel. terms

Earned value analysis




BCAC


- Budgeted cost at completion




BCWS


- Budgeted cost of work scheduled




BCWP


- Budgeted cost of work performed




ACWP


- Actual cost of work performed




BQAC


- Budgeted quantity at completion




AQWP


- Actual quantity of work performed

EVA indexes

CV - Cost variance


= BCWP -ACWP




SV - Schedule variances


= BCWP - BCWS




CPI - Cost performance index


= BCWP/ACWP




SPI - Schedule performance index


= BCWP/BCWS




CPI and SPI > 1 is good

Retainage

Money held back by the owner until completion

How to reduce overdraft

- initial payback


- shorter payback


- less retainage


- use subcontracting



NPV

Net present value
 r = discount rate (opportunity cost)

Net present value



r = discount rate (opportunity cost)

IRR

Internal rate of return




the discount rate for an NPV of 0

top causes of fatalities and injuries

Fatalities::


Falls


Transportation


Contact w/ objects


Exposure


Other




Injuries:


Bodily reaction/exertion


Contact / objects


Falls


Exposure


Transportation


Other

Cost of accidents

iceberg


Injury and illness: medical, compensation
Ledger costs (uninsured)
Miscellaneous costs

iceberg




Injury and illness: medical, compensation


Ledger costs (uninsured)


Miscellaneous costs

Heinrichs domino theory

DART

The incident rate for recordable cases involving days away from work, days of restricted work activity or job transfer (DART)

incident rates

incidents per # of workers per time




e.g. # / 100 workers / year

Construction safety improvement

BBS

Behavior- Based Safety Improvement


Observation


Feedback


Continuous improvement

ABC Model

Construction safety management




Antecedent


- prompt peoples actions


- precede the behaviour


- communicate info


- work only for short term if no consequences


Behaviour


Consequences


- stronger than antecedents


- strengthen or weaken behaviour


- self feedback vs feedback from others