Our Most Frequent Participants Include:
We Encourage any Construction Project Professionals to Attend Concord's Workface Planning Certification Program
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Construction Coordinators
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Construction Planners
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Construction Managers
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Junior Project Management Professionals
At the end of this program, you will:
Course Learning Objectives
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Understand How Workface Planning Improves Construction Projects
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Know How to Apply Workface Planning Practices and Methodology To Any Future Project
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Be Fluent in the Fundamentals of Workface Planning
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Collaborate Productively with Your Peers to Achieve a Safer and More Predictable Construction
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Have Learned Key Practices Including the Development of Installation Work Packages, Building of a Backlog, and Effective Monitoring of Project Constraints
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Gain Certification in the Workface Planning Methodology and Get Access to Concord Academy's Methodology, Tools, and Materials
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Become a Certified Workface Planner™
Course Curriculum
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01
Welcome to the course!
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How to Use this Course
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Before we begin...
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Copyright Notice
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Why Does Your Project Need Workface Planning?
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Introduction to Construction Excellence
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Test your learning
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What Is Workface Planning?
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Definitions
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Test your learning
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How To Prepare For Workface Planning?
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Understanding the Path of Construction
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Test your learning
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Understanding Construction Work Packages
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Test your learning
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How To Create Installation Work Packages?
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Building an IWP
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Test your learning
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How To Manage Constraints?
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Monitoring IWP Constraints
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Test your learning
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How To Manage Your Backlog?
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Building Your Backlog and the Lookahead Plan
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Test your learning
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How To Effectively Collaborate With Your Team?
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Effective Team Collaboration
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Test your learning
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09
Lessons Learned For A Workface Planner
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Pro Tips
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Congrats! Here's what's next...
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Before you go...
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Olfa Hamdi
Meet Your Instructor
Andrew Foy
Meet Your Instructor
He then transitioned to a full-time AWP Manager role in 2015, spending five years establishing AWP programs for three large downstream organizations, covering projects ranging from $100 million to several billion. This AWP experience includes early planning efforts during the engineering phases through to implementation of Work Face Planning in the field, including responsibility for writing AWP procedures for these clients and training of client and contractor personnel.
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