Chapter 9 Flashcards
Scheduling and Project Management (14 cards)
What is used as a buffer between tasks to protect against unforeseen task delays?
Contingency Time
What is the remaining time after a task is complete and before the next task begins?
Float Time
The amount of time an activity can be delayed without impacting the early start of the next activity is called what?
Free Float Time
_______________ time refers to the amount of leeway allowed in starting or completing an activity without delaying the project completion date.
Total Float
Activities with ____________ are considered critical activities.
Zero Float
What are the three types of scheduling methods used in the construction industry?
Calendar Scheduling, Bar Chart Scheduling, and Critical Path Method
Is calendar scheduling recommended for smaller or larger projects?
Smaller
Which scheduling method does not show the interdependence of activities?
Bar Chart
Which scheduling method illustrates the interdependent relationship of tasks?
Critical Path Method
_______________ refers to the amount of cash available after the liabilities or debts are paid.
Working Capital
Who plans and coordinates construction projects to meet the overall goals of the project and serve as the main contact with the owner?
Construction Project Managers
Who is the onsite supervisor responsible for daily operations?
Superintendent
Who assists the superintendent with daily project operations?
Foreman
Balancing the owner’s cost, quality, and time priorities while delivering the highest value product are objectives of the _______________ approach.
Value Engineering
