Cot) TTC Le ame ud UT re Mite ( fed) Accredited by "=== at ie fea ANALYSIS = 3 ees Entry to : eo as (Associate Member of APE)com. of INTRODUCTION Forensic Schedule (or Delay) Analysis will determine the root cause of project delays and its effect on the planned schedule, by choosing an appropriate delay analysis method for the particular project under analysis. The Professional Diploma in Forensic Schedule Analysis programme offers the necessary skills to determine how specific events impact a project schedule. This course will provide you an overview and the necessary skills to quantify delay, determine causation, and assess responsibility and financial consequences for any delay. If you are currently working as a Planner, Planning Engineer, Contract Manager, Quantity Surveyor, Civil Engineer, Contract Administrator or Commercial Manager, you can develop your career as a Forensic Schedule (or Delay) Analyst which gives you access to positions with higher salaries and desirable positions all over the world. A forensic schedule analyst will be required to advise about the potential risks of proceeding with a project and taking shortcuts or relying upon the work of others to stay within a very tight budget. So, your position is in higher demand in the construction industry. These skills are sought after worldwide therefore you will be able to find a higher paid job easily. Why do you need to follow this programme at College of Contract Management? This programme will be delivered by industry experts who are highly experienced in forensic schedule analysis, with ‘over significant level of experience with the construction projects in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. The programme will be delivered in clive and practical format. The courses will inclu practical aspects and professionals and the i =Unit FS420 - Schedule Analysis and Protocols. >> Understand Types of Delay - Excusable Delay Event - Non-Excusable Delay - Exousable and Compensable Delay = Concurrent Delay Purpose of EoT Claims Purpose of Forensic Scheduling Taxonomy of Forensic Schedule Analysis VVVV Method of Delay Analysis - As-planned vs. As-built schedule analysis, ~ Impact as-planned schedule analysis - Collapsed as-built schedule analysis, - Time impact analysis method - Window Analysis >} Protocols COURSE CONTENT The course contents total four mandatory units. For each Module, there is a written final assignment which will be sent to you for completion by a certain deadline. You can take the modules in any order, one at a time or together, covering all four modules. For details of module content, please see the individual course descriptions. Unit FS410 - Schedule and Primavera P6 Fundamentals of Planning and Primavera P6 Produce Projects in Primavera P6 Manage Activities and Resources in Primavera P6 Manage Baselines Updating Schedules in Primavera P6 Earned Value Analysis VVVVVV Unit F$430 - Delay Events with Specific Events Unit FS440 - Determination and Case Studies > Schedule Risk Types > Apply and Compare Delay Analysis Methods > CPM Scheduling Practices for Risk Assessment > Identify Delay Events > Good Planning for Risk Management >} Selection of Delay Method } Direct Damages > Identify Start Date of Delay Event > Indirect Damages > Manage Delay Analysis in Primavera P6 5} Determination of Critical Delay } Directed Acceleration >} Constructive Acceleration ccm . 04SMEWTEFSSMIWTEFSSeIwre sey COURSE DELIVERY Live online lectures Lecturer marked assignments VVV Access to your lecturer for help and guidance by email, telephone or live online interaction Our Moodle Access for the recording of the lectures and course materials Course Guide VVV A valid Professional Diploma which is recognised worldwide CoM . 05 KEY BENEFITS Maximise the revenue and prevent and recover potential losses. Determine if you are entitled to schedule extensions or delay compensation as a result of certain events. Alleviate potential pressure to deliver complex projects on time within budget as a commercial advantage. Vv VV Providing @ unifying reference of basic technical principles and guidelines for the application of Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling in forensic schedule analysis. Developing familiarity with contractual entitlements and obligations. Increasing the probability of successful resolution of any dispute. VV stink 2 petra ocho pais 202 Gena com. 06ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Minimum 2 years managerial or planning experience in the construction or related industry. If you are currently working in the construction or related industry less than two years or are a fresh graduate, you need to email your CV to admission@theccm.co.uk with a subject line “Am i eligibility to follow the Forensic Schedule Analysis live online programme?" Our programme manager will assess your CV and confirm your eligibility. couPERIOD OF STUDY This is a 6 months part time course Ee Re eet ae Pert ee ee Ree ee eR ust) eg cn ae eS eRe ec) Pee mec e ike gel The full cost of the course is £1,770. We do offer a monthly payment plan but iM ee AU ee aT Parad Pa Ny This option requires an upfront fee of £283 and a monthly direct debit of £283 ace ee naeCollege of Contrac' : , me Cr adie oleh) 5 St. Georges Yard, Farnham, GU9 eae Kingdom: DAU tune ae CPUC CLM Ue