Construction Claims: Changed Work

Construction Claims: Changed Work

2 Hr(s).
SKU: aicc-954858

This 2-hour online interactive course provides a basic understanding of types of changes in work—directed or constructive change—and changed conditions. It provides an in-depth examination of cumulative impact, emphasizing how to identify types of change-related impacts, that includes a detailed discussion of the Leonard Study. In addition, it discusses how to address cumulative impact and assess allowance for recovery. Summaries of actual court cases are incorporated into the course to illustrate how changed work claims are determined.

Construction Claims: Changed Work

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Author | Vector Public Sector Team

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What operational challenges does this course address?

This course addresses evolving technical practices, tools, and professional expectations across the AEC industry related to Construction Claims: Changed Work. This 2-hour online interactive course provides a basic understanding of types of changes in work—directed or constructive change—and changed conditions. It provides an in-depth examination of cumulative impact, emphasizing how to identify types of change-related impacts, that includes a detailed discussion of the Leonard Study.

What real-world situations or incidents is this training designed to prepare personnel for?

The training is designed to prepare personnel for day-to-day project decisions and workflow challenges shaped by new technology, tools, and industry practices associated with Construction Claims: Changed Work. This 2-hour online interactive course provides a basic understanding of types of changes in work—directed or constructive change—and changed conditions. It provides an in-depth examination of cumulative impact, emphasizing how to identify types of change-related impacts, that includes a detailed discussion of the Leonard Study.

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This course helps organizations address professional development and continuing-education expectations tied to AEC licensure and practice standards tied to Construction Claims: Changed Work. It supports stronger awareness, more consistent practices, and better day-to-day decision-making on real municipal AEC projects.

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