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Clive HollowayMember for 25 years 5 months
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My company provides Forensic Programming services to the construction industry, and we have two in-house senior programming experts, both with over 25 years of experience as Planners, who are both willing to spend an hour after work (6pm) in our Wanchai office for anyone that would like to draw from our experience and learn about the art of Planning. This offer does not extend to training in the use of Project Management software.
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    James Williams ·
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    Clive, Sounds like a generous great offer. Why has no-one responded ? Looks like no one wants FREE assistance. Perhaps you have had some direct email responses? Kind Regards...James
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    Mark Lomas ·
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    Let's start with the basics: Describe the project. Typically for a construction project we need to define what we want to build and how we want to procure it. These details would affect the basics of the design process. Do you have a project in mind, or is it general info you are after ?
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    Stephen Hepburn ·
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    Claims Planning

    I would very much like to take you up on your offer, question within the realms of claims; do you have a tried and tested methodolgy or process, you use to establish. What sort of claim you are handling, where is the documentation to build or establish cause and effect, what do you do when there is none, or very fragmented information to access.

    I could go on, but I think you can get the just of my question.

    Kind Regards

    Stephen Hepburn

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    Mike Testro ·
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    Hi All Planning Academy will

    Hi All

    Planning Academy will soon be launched and one of the tuition modules is Basic Principles of Delay Analysis

    Please email mike.t@planningacademy.co.uk

    And I will put you on the mailing list.

    Best regards

    Mike Testro

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