Project team for building design and construction - Revision history

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	* OGC: [http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20100503135839/http://www.ogc.gov.uk/documents/CP0065AEGuide5.pdf The Integrated Project Team].		* OGC: [http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20100503135839/http://www.ogc.gov.uk/documents/CP0065AEGuide5.pdf The Integrated Project Team].

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	* OGC: [http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20100503135839/http://www.ogc.gov.uk/documents/CP0065AEGuide5.pdf The Integrated Project Team].		* OGC: [http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20100503135839/http://www.ogc.gov.uk/documents/CP0065AEGuide5.pdf The Integrated Project Team].

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	NB: NRM1: Order of cost estimating and cost planning for capital building work defines the project team as; '...employer, project manager, quantity surveyor/cost manager, design team and all other consultants responsible for the delivery of the building project on time, on cost and to the required performance criteria (design and quality). The project team will include the main contractor where the main contractor has been engaged by the employer to provide pre-construction services.'		NB: NRM1: Order of cost estimating and cost planning for capital building work defines the project team as; '...employer, project manager, quantity surveyor/cost manager, design team and all other consultants responsible for the delivery of the building project on time, on cost and to the required performance criteria (design and quality). The project team will include the main contractor where the main contractor has been engaged by the employer to provide pre-construction services.'

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	* Appointing consultants.		* Appointing consultants.

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	NB: NRM1: Order of cost estimating and cost planning for capital building work defines the project team as; '...employer, project manager, quantity surveyor/cost manager, design team and all other consultants responsible for the delivery of the building project on time, on cost and to the required performance criteria (design and quality). The project team will include the main contractor where the main contractor has been engaged by the employer to provide pre-construction services.'		NB: NRM1: Order of cost estimating and cost planning for capital building work defines the project team as; '...employer, project manager, quantity surveyor/cost manager, design team and all other consultants responsible for the delivery of the building project on time, on cost and to the required performance criteria (design and quality). The project team will include the main contractor where the main contractor has been engaged by the employer to provide pre-construction services.'
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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

Editor: Reverted edits by 86.160.98.82 (talk) to last revision by Editor

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	Projects to design and construct buildings can involve large numbers of people, and on major projects many thousands of people. The structure and composition of the project team tends to change ~~throug~~	+	Projects to design and construct buildings can involve large numbers of people, and on major projects many thousands of people. The structure and composition of the project team tends to change through the duration of the project; some team members might only have a very brief involvement, bringing specialist knowledge or supplying specialist components during a particular phase, whilst others, such as the client, project managers or lead consultants may be involved for many years.

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	A roles and responsibilities matrix can help identify the roles required, what actions individuals and groups will need to take, whether there are any gaps, and what additional resources may be needed to complete the project. An assessment can then be made as to whether any required resources exist within the current organisation or whether new appointments will be required. As the project develops, a responsibility assignment matrix can be created to set out in more detail which specific tasks are assigned to which individuals.		A roles and responsibilities matrix can help identify the roles required, what actions individuals and groups will need to take, whether there are any gaps, and what additional resources may be needed to complete the project. An assessment can then be made as to whether any required resources exist within the current organisation or whether new appointments will be required. As the project develops, a responsibility assignment matrix can be created to set out in more detail which specific tasks are assigned to which individuals.

−	= Collaborative ~~praccy~~ to adopt a single-discipline mentality, not in the best interests of the client (see Government Construction Strategy, the Latham Report and the Egan Report and others). =	+	= Collaborative practices =
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		+	Successive reports about the UK construction industry have described it as fragmented and adversarial, with a tendency to adopt a single-discipline mentality, not in the best interests of the client (see Government Construction Strategy, the Latham Report and the Egan Report and others).

	For consultants to work effectively as a team however, they should adopt collaborative practices as early in the project as possible. This can include procurement routes (such as partnering), clarity of organisation, co-location, financial motivation (such joint 'pain or gain'), problem resolution procedures and information management procedures (see collaborative practices for more information). The requirement to adopt such practices should be included in appointment documents.		For consultants to work effectively as a team however, they should adopt collaborative practices as early in the project as possible. This can include procurement routes (such as partnering), clarity of organisation, co-location, financial motivation (such joint 'pain or gain'), problem resolution procedures and information management procedures (see collaborative practices for more information). The requirement to adopt such practices should be included in appointment documents.

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−	Projects to design and construct buildings can involve large numbers of people, and on major projects many thousands of people. The structure and composition of the project team tends to change through the duration of the project; some team members might only have a very brief involvement, bringing specialist knowledge or supplying specialist components during a particular phase, whilst others, such as the client, project managers or lead consultants may be involved for many years.	+	Projects to design and construct buildings can involve large numbers of people, and on major projects many thousands of people. The structure and composition of the project team tends to change throug

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	A roles and responsibilities matrix can help identify the roles required, what actions individuals and groups will need to take, whether there are any gaps, and what additional resources may be needed to complete the project. An assessment can then be made as to whether any required resources exist within the current organisation or whether new appointments will be required. As the project develops, a responsibility assignment matrix can be created to set out in more detail which specific tasks are assigned to which individuals.		A roles and responsibilities matrix can help identify the roles required, what actions individuals and groups will need to take, whether there are any gaps, and what additional resources may be needed to complete the project. An assessment can then be made as to whether any required resources exist within the current organisation or whether new appointments will be required. As the project develops, a responsibility assignment matrix can be created to set out in more detail which specific tasks are assigned to which individuals.

−	= Collaborative ~~practices =~~	+	= Collaborative praccy to adopt a single-discipline mentality, not in the best interests of the client (see Government Construction Strategy, the Latham Report and the Egan Report and others). =
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−	~~Successive reports about the UK construction industry have described it as fragmented and adversarial, with a tendency~~ to adopt a single-discipline mentality, not in the best interests of the client (see Government Construction Strategy, the Latham Report and the Egan Report and others).	+

	For consultants to work effectively as a team however, they should adopt collaborative practices as early in the project as possible. This can include procurement routes (such as partnering), clarity of organisation, co-location, financial motivation (such joint 'pain or gain'), problem resolution procedures and information management procedures (see collaborative practices for more information). The requirement to adopt such practices should be included in appointment documents.		For consultants to work effectively as a team however, they should adopt collaborative practices as early in the project as possible. This can include procurement routes (such as partnering), clarity of organisation, co-location, financial motivation (such joint 'pain or gain'), problem resolution procedures and information management procedures (see collaborative practices for more information). The requirement to adopt such practices should be included in appointment documents.

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	* Design team.		* Design team.
	* Egan report.		* Egan report.
		+	* Five steps towards a successful construction project.
	* Government Construction Strategy.		* Government Construction Strategy.
	* Integrated project team.		* Integrated project team.

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	* OGC: [http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20100503135839/http://www.ogc.gov.uk/documents/CP0065AEGuide5.pdf The Integrated Project Team].		* OGC: [http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20100503135839/http://www.ogc.gov.uk/documents/CP0065AEGuide5.pdf The Integrated Project Team].

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