TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1Projects in Construction

1.2Purpose and Audience for the Construction Extension

1.3Context and Structure of the Construction Extension

1.4Relationships with Project, Program, and Portfolio Management and Other Organizational Considerations for Construction Projects

1.5The Role of the Project Manager in Construction and Special Areas of Expertise

1.5.1The Role of the Project Manager in Construction

1.5.2Special Areas of Expertise

1.6Public Stakeholders

1.7Explanation for the Use of and Reference to the PMBOK® Guide Processes, Inputs, Tools and Techniques, and Outputs

1.8Other Standards

2. THE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ENVIRONMENT

2.1Organizational Influences on Construction Project Management

2.1.1Types of Construction Projects

2.1.2Project Delivery Methods

2.1.3Organizational Structures

2.1.4Enterprise Environmental Factors

2.1.4.1Economic Factors

2.1.4.2Financial Factors

2.1.4.3Site Location Factors

2.2Project Stakeholders and Governance

2.2.1Project Stakeholders

2.2.2Project Governance

2.2.3Social Responsibility and Sustainability

2.3Project Life Cycles

2.3.1Front End Loading

2.3.2Adaptive Life Cycles

3. PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY: OVERVIEW AND ADVANCEMENTS

3.1Project Management Knowledge Areas, Process Groups, and Processes

3.1.1Project Integration Management

3.1.2Project Scope Management

3.1.3Project Schedule Management

3.1.4Project Cost Management

3.1.5Project Quality Management

3.1.6Project Resources Management

3.1.7Project Communications Management

3.1.8Project Risk Management

3.1.9Project Procurement Management

3.1.10Project Stakeholder Management

3.1.11Project Health, Safety, Security, and Environmental Management (HSSE)

3.1.12Project Financial Management

3.2Advances and Societal Influences in Construction Project Management

3.2.1Advances

3.2.1.1Technology

3.2.1.2Building Information Modeling (BIM)

3.2.1.3Modern Methods of Construction

3.2.1.4Emerging Management Techniques: Alternative Project Delivery Methods, Integrated Project Delivery (IPD), Lean, and Agile

3.2.2Societal Influences in Construction

3.2.2.1Sustainability and Social Responsibility

3.2.2.2Skilled Human Resources

3.2.2.3Global and Regional Recessions (Global Economies)

3.2.2.4Global Markets and Future Projects

3.2.2.5Ethics

4. PROJECT INTEGRATION MANAGEMENT

4.1Project Integration Management in Construction

4.2Project Integration Management Initiating

4.2.1Project Stakeholders

4.2.2Enterprise Environmental Factor Considerations

4.2.3Project Service Provider Engagement

4.3Project Integration Management Planning

4.3.1Planning Inputs

4.3.2Value Engineering

4.3.3Intermittent Contract Closures and Commissioning

4.3.4Project Strategy

4.4Project Integration Management Executing

4.4.1Work Performance and Inspection

4.4.2Value Engineering in Executing

4.4.3Construction Administration

4.4.4Initiate and Manage Partnering

4.4.5Change Order Management

4.5Project Integration Management Monitoring and Control

4.5.1Technology Integration

4.5.2Integrated Change Control

4.5.3Sources of Problems with Project Changes

4.6Project Integration Management Closing

4.6.1Delayed Project Closure

4.6.2Closeout Documents

4.6.3Project Punch List

4.6.4Beneficial Occupancy and Substantial Completion

4.6.5Close Contracts

4.6.6Final Project Report and Lessons Learned

4.7Integration Management Advancements

5. PROJECT SCOPE MANAGEMENT

5.1Project Scope Management in Construction

5.2Project Scope Management Planning

5.2.1Define Scope

5.2.2Create WBS

5.3Project Scope Monitoring and Control

5.3.1Scope Validation/Verification

5.3.1.1Request for Information (RFI)

5.3.2Scope Creep and Change Management

6. PROJECT SCHEDULE MANAGEMENT

6.1Project Schedule Management in Construction

6.2Project Schedule Management Planning

6.2.1Define Activities

6.2.1.1Work Breakdown Structure

6.2.1.2Decomposition

6.2.1.3Activity Attributes

6.2.1.4Progress Measurement Plan and Criteria

6.2.2Sequence Activities

6.2.3Estimate Activity Resources

6.2.4Estimate Activity Durations

6.2.5Activity Weightage Definition

6.2.6Develop Schedule

6.2.6.1Vendor or Subcontractor Schedule Analysis

6.2.6.2Constraints

6.2.6.3Schedule Baseline

6.2.6.4Use of Metrics

6.2.6.5Schedule Dictionary

6.2.6.6Schedule Risk Analysis (SRA)

6.2.7Progress Curves Development and Update

6.2.7.1Weights Distribution Standard Curves

6.2.7.2Mathematical Analysis

6.3Project Schedule Management Monitoring and Control

6.3.1Progress Curve Updates

6.3.2Schedule Impacts

6.3.3Progress and Performance Reviews

7. PROJECT COST MANAGEMENT

7.1Project Cost Management in Construction

7.2Project Cost Management Planning

7.2.1Estimating Costs and Techniques

7.2.1.1Analogous (Conceptual) Estimating

7.2.1.2Parametric Estimating

7.2.1.3Bottom-Up (Detailed) Estimating

7.2.1.4Three-Point Estimating

7.2.1.5Monte Carlo Simulation

7.2.2Bill of Materials (Bill of Quantities)

7.2.3Allowances, Contingency, and Management Reserve

7.2.4Escalation, Inflation, and Currency Exchange

7.2.5Metrics

7.2.6Additional Considerations in Estimating

7.2.7Determine Budget

7.2.7.1Construction Work Package (CWP)

7.2.7.2Cost Baseline

7.3Project Cost Management Monitoring and Control

7.3.1Actual Cost

7.3.2Earned Value Management

7.3.3Progress and Performance Reviews

7.3.4Forecasting or Estimate at Completion

8. PROJECT QUALITY MANAGEMENT

8.1Project Quality Management in Construction

8.1.1Quality Requirements

8.1.2Modern Quality Management

8.2Project Quality Management Planning

8.2.1Contract Requirements

8.2.2Project Stakeholder Requirements

8.2.3Quality Policy

8.2.4Quality Assurance Measurements

8.2.5Quality Checklist

8.2.6Project Requirements Review

8.2.7Quality Management Plan

8.3Project Quality Management Executing

8.3.1Quality Audits

8.3.2Quality Management Reviews

8.4Project Quality Control

9. PROJECT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

9.1Project Resource Management in Construction

9.1.1Resource Types

9.1.2Project Location

9.1.3Project Size and Type

9.2Project Resource Management Planning

9.3Project Resource Management Executing

9.3.1General Resources

9.3.2Human Resource

9.3.2.1Staffing

9.3.2.2Team Building

9.3.2.3Interpersonal Skills

9.4Project Resource Management Monitoring and Controlling

9.5Project Resource Management Closing

9.5.1General Resources

9.5.2Human Resource

10. PROJECT COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT

10.1Project Communications Management in Construction

10.2Project Communications Management Planning

10.2.1Communications Management Plan

10.2.2Project Documentation Assessment

10.2.3Communications Skills

10.2.4Corporate Communication and Social Responsibility

10.2.5Communication Flow for Construction Change Orders, Requests for Information (RFIs), Instructions, and Variation Requests

10.2.6Daily Report

10.2.7Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Project Management Information System (PMIS)

10.3Project Communications Management Executing

10.3.1Managing Conflict

10.3.2Managing Meetings

10.3.3Project Documentation and Information Distribution

10.4Project Communications Management Monitoring and Control

10.4.1Performance and Progress Reports

10.4.2Other Reporting Systems

10.4.3Contractor Performance Evaluation (CPE)

11. PROJECT RISK MANAGEMENT

11.1Project Risk Management in Construction

11.2Project Risk Management Planning

11.2.1Bidding and Contract Documents

11.2.2Organizational Methods

11.2.3Budgeting

11.2.4Scoring and Interpretation

11.2.5Project Risk Management Planning Under Collaborative Construction Project Arrangements

11.2.6Project Risk Management Planning in Public-Private Partnership (PPP)

11.2.7Project Risk Management Planning in International Projects

11.2.8Risk Identification in Construction Projects

11.2.8.1Resource Plan

11.2.8.2Documentation Reviews

11.2.8.3Checklist Analysis

11.2.8.4Assumption Analysis

11.2.8.5Lessons Learned and Learning from Others’ Experiences

11.2.8.6Local Expert Judgment

11.2.8.7Concept Hazard Analysis

11.2.8.8Preliminary Hazard Analysis (PHA)

11.2.8.9Hazard and Operational Studies (HAZOP)

11.2.8.10Constructability Review and Checklist

11.2.8.11Value Analysis Study

11.2.8.12Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)/Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)

11.2.9Qualitative Risk Analysis in Construction Projects

11.2.10Quantitative Risk Analysis in Construction Projects

11.2.11Plan Risk Responses in Construction Projects

11.2.11.1Strategies for Negative Risks or Threats and Positive Risks or Opportunities

11.2.12Insurance in Construction Projects

11.2.12.1Types of Insurance

11.3Project Risk Management Monitoring and Controlling

12. PROJECT PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT

12.1Project Procurement Management in Construction

12.1.1Contractor's Perspective

12.1.2Owner's Perspective

12.2Project Procurement Management Planning

12.2.1Procurement Management Plan

12.2.2Enterprise Environmental Factors

12.2.3Supply Chain Management

12.2.4Organizational Process Assets

12.2.5Project Scope Statement

12.2.6The WBS in Procurement

12.2.7Other Service Provider Procurements

12.2.8Make-or-Buy Analyses

12.2.9Project Delivery Methods

12.2.9.1Traditional Approach

12.2.9.2Integrated Project Delivery and Turnkey Approaches

12.2.10Construction Contracts

12.2.11Contract Risk Allocation

12.2.12Procurement Planning Outputs

12.3Project Procurement Management Executing

12.3.1Procurement Solicitation

12.3.2Contract Statement of Work

12.3.3Procurement Documents

12.3.4Prequalification of Service Providers

12.3.5Nongovernment Organizations (NGO) Solicitation of Seller Responses

12.3.6Public and Government Solicitations

12.3.7Evaluation and Selection of Sellers

12.3.8Single-Source Procurement

12.4Project Procurement Management Monitoring and Controlling

12.4.1Contract Management and Contract Administration

12.4.2Work Performance Reporting

12.4.3Approved Change Requests

12.4.4Buyer-Conducted Performance Review

12.4.5Inspections and Audits

12.4.6Progress Payment System

12.4.7Claims Administration

12.4.8Records Management Systems

12.4.9Project and Contract Documentation

12.4.10Project Management Plan Updates

12.5Project Procurement Management Closing

12.5.1Punch List

12.5.2Administrative Closeout

13. PROJECT STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT

13.1Stakeholder Management in Construction

13.1.1Community

13.1.2Labor Unions

13.1.3Insurance Providers

13.1.4Financial Institutions

13.1.5Regulatory Agencies

13.2Project Stakeholder Management Initiating

13.3Project Stakeholder Management Planning

13.4Project Stakeholder Management Executing

13.5Project Stakeholder Management Monitoring and Controlling

14. PROJECT HEALTH, SAFETY, SECURITY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL (HSSE) MANAGEMENT

14.1Project Health, Safety, Security, and Environment Management in Construction

14.1.1Health

14.1.2Safety

14.1.3Security

14.1.4Environment

14.2Project HSSE Management Planning

14.2.1Contract Requirements

14.2.2Safety and Environmental Policy

14.2.3Safety Metrics

14.2.4Site Neighborhood Safety and Environmental Characteristics and Constraints

14.2.5Trials and Simulations

14.2.6Cost of Safety (COS) and Cost of Environment (COE)

14.2.7Process Mapping

14.2.8Flowcharting

14.2.9Project Safety and Environmental Requirements Review

14.2.10HSSE Management Plan

14.2.11Safety and Environmental Zoning and Signage

14.2.12Safety and Environmental Training and Induction Requirements

14.2.13Traffic Management Plan

14.2.14Emergency Response Plan

14.2.15Permit to Work Management Plan

14.2.16Waste Management Plan

14.2.17Safety and Environmental Programs

14.3Project HSSE Management Executing

14.3.1Project HSSE Assurance

14.3.1.1Safety and Environmental Audits

14.3.1.2Safety and Environmental Hazard Risk Analyses

14.3.1.3Safety and Environmental Assurance Measurements

14.4Project HSSE Management Monitoring and Controlling

14.4.1Key Performance Indicators

14.4.2Heinrich's Accident Triangle

14.4.3Accident Investigation

14.4.4Defect Repair Review

15. PROJECT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

15.1Project Financial Management in Construction

15.2Project Financial Management Planning

15.2.1Sources of Funds for Construction Projects

15.2.2Short-Term Financial Fluctuations

15.2.3Economic Environment

15.2.4Analytical Techniques, Feasibility Study, and Sensitivity Analysis

15.2.5Construction Project Finance and Corporate Finance

15.2.6Legal Entity

15.2.7Contract Requirements

15.2.8Financial Impact Risk Factors

15.2.9Tax Planning as a Financial Factor

15.3Project Financial Management Monitoring and Control

15.3.1Project Accounting Systems

15.3.2Financial Internal and External Audits

15.3.3Cash Flow Analysis

15.3.4Financial Reports

15.3.5Professional Expertise: Project Monitor, Lender's Engineer, Investor's Engineer, or Technical Advisor

15.3.6Ex-Post Evaluations

ANNEX A1

APPENDIX X1

APPENDIX X2

APPENDIX X3

APPENDIX X4

REFERENCES

GLOSSARY

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