Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
The Engineer's Role in Project Development
Civil engineers play different roles in the project delivery process. Civil engineers must work with a staggering number of determinant and nondeterminate processes, a vast array of participants, and the need to evaluate outcomes and manage risk to develop and evaluate prospective designs. This chapter examines the civil engineer's role in project development. It discusses the people involved in moving projects from ideas and needs, through design and permitting, and through to completion. It explores the many roles civil engineers play in the design and the project delivery process, as well as the deliverables. Co‐players in the project development process—clients, civil engineers and other design professionals, contractors, and regulatory agencies—possess diverse perspectives and agendas. Much of design, especially the early phases, requires civil engineers to take abstract ideas and convert them into tangible deliverables. Developing and implementing a quality control plan also yields tangible benefits.
The Engineer's Role in Project Development
Civil engineers play different roles in the project delivery process. Civil engineers must work with a staggering number of determinant and nondeterminate processes, a vast array of participants, and the need to evaluate outcomes and manage risk to develop and evaluate prospective designs. This chapter examines the civil engineer's role in project development. It discusses the people involved in moving projects from ideas and needs, through design and permitting, and through to completion. It explores the many roles civil engineers play in the design and the project delivery process, as well as the deliverables. Co‐players in the project development process—clients, civil engineers and other design professionals, contractors, and regulatory agencies—possess diverse perspectives and agendas. Much of design, especially the early phases, requires civil engineers to take abstract ideas and convert them into tangible deliverables. Developing and implementing a quality control plan also yields tangible benefits.
The Engineer's Role in Project Development
Hansen, Karen Lee (Autor:in) / Zenobia, Kent E. (Autor:in)
29.01.2025
33 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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