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Construction Financial Reporting – Why It’s Important and How To Do It

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Keeping an owner, and your own company informed of the financial status of a project is just as important as quality and schedule. These reports should summarize the overall budget, potential change orders, cash flow, risks and more. This will typically cover your from both a liability and due diligence standpoint.

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A position is vacant for Quantity Surveyor / Estimator

Construction Cost Estimating

Duties and liabilities: • Costings and budgets formation for the allotted projects. Accomplishing monthly valuations of work progress, along with forecasting of final costs. Should contain sound practical organisation skills, planning of resources and programme scheduling. Advocating on the procurement policy.

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8 Tips to Manage Cash Flow Like Your Construction Business Depends on It

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The real problem is that poor cash flow management can be disastrous…impacting your project schedules, profitability, and relationships. Almost 9 out of 10 construction projects worldwide go over budget. This is why integrating your schedule and cost data—or better yet, “connecting” your schedule and cost systems—is so crucial.

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Integrated Project Delivery – Your Complete Guide to IPD in Construction

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This document outlines the following details for each participant: The role they play in the project Their rights and obligations Any liability they agree to or are assigned Their responsibilities Source: Skanska This document officially establishes a smaller team within an organization that is dedicated to a single project.