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Subject - Newsletter Member Needs Help - Electrical Project Management

December 17, 2009
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Newsletter Member Needs Help
Electrical Project Management

 

Image1 Mike,
Do you have any recommendations for literature on Electrical Project Management? I have studied both your estimating and business management courses and want some more material to teach a course to my fifth year and journeyman electricians to give them a better understanding of the complete construction process. I would appreciate if you have anything to go along with your material.
Brad

 

Mike Holt’s comment: If anyone has any knowledge on Electrical Project Management, or can recommend literature for Brad, please let us know by posting your comments.

 

 
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  • One factor that facilitates el. project managment is to accept that the other trades usually have precedence on space allocation as their items are big, need certain slopes, depths, etc. Provided you have code compliant space for your main gear, much of the el. distribution may well have flexible routing, elevation, etc. Coordinate this with the other trades, recognizing their comparative inflexibility and requitements. I have been doing el. power design, construction, and operation for 50 (yes) years and still love it.

    kevin cassidy
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