Permitting for construction projects can be, and often is, a complicated undertaking. From knowing when and which permits are required, to navigating the necessary bureaucracy to obtain permits, even a simple misstep in the permitting process can lead to delays and added costs. Moreover, the permitting process, which requires the complex coordination of many parties, often with competing interests, provides many opportunities for someone to “drop the ball.”
In this webinar join expert speaker Fritz T. Marth, where he will explore the various delay related costs, or damages, incurred on a construction project both from an owner’s perspective as well as a contractor’s.
Session Highlights:
Types of Permits
Responsibility for Permitting
Causes of Permitting Delay
Avoiding Permitting Delay
Managing Permitting Delays that do Occur
Why You Should Attend:
After attending this webinar, you will understand and be able to knowledgeably navigate the permitting process so as to minimize the risk of potential delays associated therewith. You will be able to identify areas of work on your project susceptible to permitting delays; and recognize any potential causes of permitting delays. Also, after attending this live webinar, you will be able to discuss, strategize, and plan ways to minimize the possibility of permitting delays on your project.
Who Should Attend:
Construction Company Executives
Contractors’ Project Management Staff
Construction Managers
Project Owners and Sponsors
Construction Attorneys
Subcontractors
*You may ask your Question directly to our expert during the Q&A session.
** You can buy On-Demand and view it as per your convenience.
Fritz Marth
Fritz Marth is a Senior Managing Consultant with GREYHAWK, a nationally recognized construction management and claims consulting firm. He has 30 years of experience in construction and construction program management, specializing in construction disputes and claims resolution, critical path method scheduling and delay analysis, cost damages analysis, and litigation support. He has provided his services on over 100 projects and is recognized, and has testified, as an Expert in Courts and in Arbitration forums.
Mr. Marth holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Drexel University, and is a licensed Professional Engineer as well as a Certified Forensic Claims Consultant. He is a member of American Society of Civil Engineers, The Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering International, and the American Bar Association - Forum on Construction Law.
Mr. Marth has presented seminars to contractors, subcontractors, attorneys, and other project stakeholders on topics related to claims avoidance, mitigation, and analysis, with a focus on delay and disruption claims. He has also written articles in this regard.