ARE_Construction_Scheduling Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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Who is responsible for maintaining the construction schedule?

A

The contractor (per A201, Section 3.10)

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What is the difference between the project schedule and the construction schedule?

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Project schedule includes design and construction; construction schedule only covers the construction period.

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In design-bid-build delivery, who is responsible for the schedule during the design phase?

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The architect.

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What changes when a CMc is used in terms of schedule responsibility?

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The CMc becomes responsible for the entire project schedule.

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5
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What is Fast Track scheduling?

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A method where bid packages are issued for portions of the work to compress the schedule.

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Why is Fast Track scheduling riskier?

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Higher risk of errors/omissions due to non-linear design and construction processes.

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What must the Owner-Architect Agreement reflect if Fast Track is used?

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That multiple bid packages are extra services and carry more risk.

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8
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What tool is commonly used to present a construction schedule?

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Gantt chart.

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9
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How does a Gantt chart display activities?

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Rows for activities, columns for time; filled cells show activity durations.

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10
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What is a task dependency in scheduling?

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It defines which tasks must precede others.

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What is the critical path?

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The longest sequence of dependent tasks determining the project’s end date.

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12
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What is float in a schedule?

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The time a task can be delayed without affecting the project’s end date.

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13
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Why must contractors update the schedule regularly?

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Because the critical path changes as the project evolves.

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14
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How does the construction schedule affect site visits?

A

It helps the architect plan site visits within the agreed number in B101.

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15
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How does the architect use the schedule for payment applications?

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To verify that progress in the pay app matches reported construction progress.

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16
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Why must the architect coordinate the submittal and construction schedules?

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To ensure submittals are reviewed in time and allow for revisions.

17
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What should the architect do if they notice the schedule slipping?

A

Notify the owner and help develop a strategy to get back on track.

18
Q

How does the construction schedule affect submittals?

A

It determines the order and timing for reviews and potential revisions.

19
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What document defines the architect’s scope for number of site visits?

20
Q

What should the architect do if additional site visits are required?

A

Amend the agreement with the owner.