Title: Estimating and project management for building contractors
First published: 1996
Description: A useful overview for both beginners and seasoned professionals, this book provides insight and practical guidelines on the day-to-day processes of construction estimating and project management. Kitchens reviews the varied tasks of the estimator, project manager, and project superintendent, from the decision to bid to completing paperwork and managing project risks.

He draws from his years of professional experience, as well as case histories, to examine estimate preparation, procedures to follow on bid day, job site safety, quality assurance, financial considerations, cost control, and much more. Ethics in construction, errors in estimating and project management, and information regarding training key personnel are also addressed.
Subjects: Building, Estimates, Superintendence, Building, superintendence, Buildings, specifications
Places: United States
LC classification: TH435 .K495 1996