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Last 2007 1-Day Workshops!

 
NAVIGATING THE WORKFORCE CRISIS -
Attracting, Retaining & Focusing
Team Members for Project Success
 

Engineering & Construction Projects

      BEST PRACTICES WORKSHOP

 

Join other project leaders in learning the best practices that drive…

    Recruiting success

    Discretionary productivity

    Safety

    Quality

    Profitability

    Client loyalty

    Retention & employee loyalty

Identify the practices that will have the biggest impact on the success of your projects, then develop a customized plan to achieve project success through your people.

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Executives responsible for projects, project managers and project leadership team members

 

BACKGROUND

24 critical people management practices spell the difference between projects with strong employee and client loyalty, a strong record of safety and quality AND 93% more gross profit margin dollars than the average project! These practices were identified through a matched comparison study of 177 projects, together with data from over 500 major capital construction project managers representing more than 1500 projects.

 

YOU'LL LEARN HOW TO…

          Identify which best project people practices are in place on your project, and which you need to add to most effectively…

1.       increase employee retention

2.       manage employee focus, accountability, and follow-through

3.       ensure employees have the support they need to achieve project goals

          Prioritize the highest-impact practices for your project

          Integrate implementation of these practices with current project activities

 

WORKSHOP TAKE-AWAYS

          You'll take home a customized, simple plan for integrating the highest-impact practices to retain your people while quickly enhancing results for your projects.

 

YOUR WORKSHOP LEADERS

Rocky Sasser: Ed.D, Vanderbilt; 12 years Engineering &Construction project improvement experience, working with companies such as Fluor, Shaw, Black & Veatch and BE&K.

 

Richard McCormack: MSCE, Stanford, with an emphasis on Construction Management; over 30 years Engineering & Construction project experience with the Navy, Greiner Engineering, Fluor and a wide variety of Owner-side large capital construction projects.

 

 

WHEN: December 7 or 12, 2007

            from 9:30 to 4:30

 

WHERE: The Buckhead Club, Atlanta

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Register before October 31 and save!

$695 per person

After October 31:  $795 per person

 

Course materials and lunch included

 
 
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Questions?
CALL 800-987-6450     e-mail: workshops@humaneering.com
 

 

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