This presentation sheds light on the state of practice in the construction workplace from a socio-psychological framework and suggests that the concept of partnered risk management is a practical method to manage project risk and a means to create awareness and develop behaviors that promote productive project relationships, resulting in successful project delivery. The scores of baby-boomers beginning to retire in the engineering and construction industries are taking a lifetime of institutional knowledge with them. This scenario results in a relatively limited supply of experienced personnel. As this webinar explains, partnering is one potential solution to mitigate this problem. Advancing the emotional intelligence (EI) of the project participants can improve the partnering effort and ultimately result in increased project performance. This improved performance, reduces the effects of the loss of institutional knowledge.
Duration: 1 hour | PDHs: 1 | Subscription: Members Only
Presented by: Mark Cacamis, PE, CCM, CPC