(SAFETY)
1. Who is responsible for personal safety?
2. Who is responsible for construction safety?
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, 1. The CM, contractor, owner, and employees are all responsible for
personal safety.
2. Contractor
(RISK) Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
Dispute Review Boards / Dispute Resolution Boards: Like arbitration in that each party
presents its position to an impartial panel empowered to render a ruling.
While the panel is not typically empowered to render binding decisions on all
disputes, the decisions may be admissible in later arbitration or litigation.
o Unlike an arbitration panel, the board typically consists of construction experts, one
member selected by each party, and a third member selected by the first two
members. Typically, the DRB regularly visits the project during construction and meets
with the parties in a dispute prevention role.
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Dispute Review Boards / Dispute Resolution Boards: Like
arbitration in that each party presents its position to an
impartial panel empowered to render a ruling. While the
panel is not typically empowered to render binding
decisions on all disputes, the decisions may be admissible in
later arbitration or litigation.
o Unlike an arbitration panel, the board typically consists of
construction experts, one member selected by each party,
and a third member selected by the first two members.
Typically, the DRB regularly visits the project during
construction and meets with the parties in a dispute
prevention role.
(RISK) Planning - Risk Management Plan (RMP)
, Risk Response & Mitigation
(1) Who should own the risk?
(2) Risks can be? (Four items)
(3) Opportunities can be? (Four items)
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(1) Risk should be owned by the party best able to manage
it.
(2) Risks can be avoided, mitigated, transferred, or
accepted.
(3) Opportunities can be exploited, shared, enhanced, or
accepted.
Mitigation is possibly the most important part of the risk
management process
(RISK) The first step in risk management strategy is acknowledging that the potential
for risk consequences can be mitigated, but not .
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Eliminated
(RISK) Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
Mediation: Mediation is a _________ process where each party agrees to engage a _________
to help the parties reach a settlement of the dispute.
o Statements made in mediated negotiations are typically not discoverable nor
binding in subsequent resolution forums.
1. Who is responsible for personal safety?
2. Who is responsible for construction safety?
Give this one a try later!
, 1. The CM, contractor, owner, and employees are all responsible for
personal safety.
2. Contractor
(RISK) Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
Dispute Review Boards / Dispute Resolution Boards: Like arbitration in that each party
presents its position to an impartial panel empowered to render a ruling.
While the panel is not typically empowered to render binding decisions on all
disputes, the decisions may be admissible in later arbitration or litigation.
o Unlike an arbitration panel, the board typically consists of construction experts, one
member selected by each party, and a third member selected by the first two
members. Typically, the DRB regularly visits the project during construction and meets
with the parties in a dispute prevention role.
Give this one a try later!
Dispute Review Boards / Dispute Resolution Boards: Like
arbitration in that each party presents its position to an
impartial panel empowered to render a ruling. While the
panel is not typically empowered to render binding
decisions on all disputes, the decisions may be admissible in
later arbitration or litigation.
o Unlike an arbitration panel, the board typically consists of
construction experts, one member selected by each party,
and a third member selected by the first two members.
Typically, the DRB regularly visits the project during
construction and meets with the parties in a dispute
prevention role.
(RISK) Planning - Risk Management Plan (RMP)
, Risk Response & Mitigation
(1) Who should own the risk?
(2) Risks can be? (Four items)
(3) Opportunities can be? (Four items)
Give this one a try later!
(1) Risk should be owned by the party best able to manage
it.
(2) Risks can be avoided, mitigated, transferred, or
accepted.
(3) Opportunities can be exploited, shared, enhanced, or
accepted.
Mitigation is possibly the most important part of the risk
management process
(RISK) The first step in risk management strategy is acknowledging that the potential
for risk consequences can be mitigated, but not .
Give this one a try later!
Eliminated
(RISK) Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
Mediation: Mediation is a _________ process where each party agrees to engage a _________
to help the parties reach a settlement of the dispute.
o Statements made in mediated negotiations are typically not discoverable nor
binding in subsequent resolution forums.
