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Disaster Recovery Project Management - Bringing Order from Chaos (Paperback)
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Disaster Recovery Project Management - Bringing Order from Chaos (Paperback)
Series: Purdue Handbooks in Building Construction
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The scope of disasters ranges from man-made emergency to natural
calamity, from a kitchen grease fire to a hurricane or volcanic
eruption. It may be just one house that is destroyed, or perhaps a
whole infrastructure system is threatened. While each type of event
requires a very different scale and type of immediate response, the
project management challenges that face restoration and
reconstruction professionals after the emergency phase is complete
are remarkably similar. Using insights acquired through decades of
real-world experience, as well as from his academic research and
teaching responsibilities, the author explains pertinent
requirements and methods for the contractors and other
professionals who bring order from chaos. The first section of the
book surveys the managerial skills required to confront the range
of disasters that might be encountered and the different project
environments involved. The second section examines the details of
recovery project management and administration, from materials
management to health and safety. The third and final section
provides an overview of restoration techniques, from restorative
drying to debris management and demolition. This is the first
systematic presentation of the tools and skills needed for disaster
recovery project management. It is designed primarily for
contractors (both large and small firms), although it will also be
of value for those who might hire them, the communities they serve,
and their organizational partners in the disaster recovery effort.
Those who are new to disaster restoration and reconstruction will
find the volume particularly useful. Focused on informing the
management of projects that recover the built environment, after
emergency conditions sufficiently stabilize, the volume supplements
and complements books devoted to conventional construction or
emergency relief management.
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