FIDIC Silver Book Construction Management | EPC Contract | Podcast Episode

Описание: Are you a contractor, project manager, or engineer looking to navigate the complexities of large-scale project execution? In this video, we deep-dive into the official Employer Requirements for Construction Management, specifically focusing on the standards set in Document E2.5.

We break down the essential components of a successful Construction Execution Plan (CEP), which must be submitted within four weeks of the commencement date. This plan covers everything from HSE protocols and site security to modularization strategies and mechanical completion.
In this video, you will learn about:

• The Constructability Program: How to integrate construction knowledge early in the engineering phase to maximize efficiency.
• Site Organization: The roles and responsibilities of the Construction Manager and the importance of language fluency for local stakeholder communication.
• Plant & Materials Management: Best practices for tracking, warehousing, and managing "Free-Issue" materials.
• Core Construction Practices: A look at Work Method Statements (WMS), Job Hazard Analyses (JHA), and the critical requirements for underground works.
• Quality & Readiness: Why maintaining cleanliness, tightness, and preservation of systems is a non-negotiable prerequisite for a safe start-up.
• Environmental & Social Protocols: Managing ecology risks (such as bird breeding seasons) and adhering to strict Social Media Protocols—including the "no photographs" rule on site.

Whether you are preparing for a new contract or refining your site management skills, this guide provides the professional framework needed to meet employer expectations and ensure project success.

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