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Pre-Task Planning and Post-Job Review: Continuously Improve Your Site Safety Planning Process

To help contractors design, implement, assess, and continuously improve their Pre-Task Planning (PTP) process, CPWR has developed a comprehensive, all-in-one PTP package. In this session, learn what this package has to offer including checklists, templates and practical examples to help you through the process. CPWR will also discuss their developed Electrical Task Analysis Documents that contain task-specific challenges, hazards, and applied solutions compiled directly from field interviews and onsite observations.

Project Rescue

Ugly projects can happen. This session will help you identify warning signs, preventative measures as well as rescue tips to minimize loss and increase successful completion without burning bridges. Contract negotiations, good project schedules, quantity of RFIs and CORs, executive involvement and collaboration with other trades will also be discussed.

Common Compliance Pitfalls You Can Avoid Using Time Tracking Tech

There are numerous laws on the state and federal level that govern how employees should be paid for overtime hours, rests, breaks and travel. Contractors may be aware of the basics but not the nuances or the risks of these regulations associated with non-compliance. In this session, receive an overview of the most common types of regulations related to tracking employee work time and paying people accurately, insights into the business risks associated with non-compliance and technology solution tips that will help contractors track employee time easily and accurately.

Empowering Future Leaders: Exploring the ELECTRI Project Management Apprenticeship Program

During this session, attendees will gain insights into the ELECTRI International Project Management Apprenticeship Program. Discover how this innovative initiative is shaping the future of project management in the electrical contracting industry. Learn about the program’s curriculum, benefits and how it empowers aspiring project managers to excel in their careers. Whether you’re an industry veteran or new to the field, this session offers valuable insights into advancing your skills and navigating the evolving landscape of project management.

Fair Outcomes for Electrical Contractors for Schedule Compression and Out of Sequence Work

The business of electrical contracting is as challenging as ever. Projects often move at a rapid pace with minimal design documentation and less experienced managers. Identifying the “warning signs” on a project and understanding the tools that can help manage the documentation process is important. This session will arm contractors with best practices, standard tools and processes to properly document and make notifications of contractual changes.

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