FIG Commission 10
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Work Plan 2007-2010
Original work plan in .pdf-format.
Title
Construction Economics and Management
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Mr.
Andrew Morley, Chairperson of Commission 10. |
Terms of reference
- Construction Economics, including Quantity Surveying, Building
Surveying, Cost Engineering and Management, Estimating and Tendering
- Commercial Management including Procurement, Risk Management and
Contract Law for construction and non construction activity
- Project and Programme Management including Planning / Scheduling.
Mission statement
- To promote discussion of professional practice of surveyors working in all
disciplines of Construction Economics and Management
- To research and identify “best practice” of surveyors working in different
cultures and economies
- To facilitate the exchange and interchange of information, knowledge and
experience between surveyors
- To publicise the work of surveyors to the public, particularly young
people, governments and non-governmental organisations and enhance their
perception of the value of surveyors and the services that they provide
- To co-operate and work with fellow surveyors in all branches and groupings
of the profession to advance the objectives of FIG.
General
An extensive paper setting out an Agenda for the future work and direction of
Commission 10 was published in November 2005. This paper was circulated to FIG
council members and other Commissions (Chairs and Chairs elect) as well as the
named delegates of those Member Associations nominating a representative to
Commission 10. It was also published in the FIG Newsletter and placed on the
website. Very little response has been received. Therefore this Work Plan is
tentative pending the Congress and Working Week in Munich, when further efforts
will be made to secure active participation in Commission 10’s work; It is hoped
to secure the active participation of more Member Associations than have
committed to date. The remit of the proposed three Working groups has been
written wide so as to allow them optimum flexibility to encourage participation.
The work plans will be developed and finalised for presentation at the Working
Week in Hong Kong, May 2007.
Commission 10 is keen to work with other Commissions so as to achieve unity
of purpose in the pursuit of inter-disciplinary interests.
Policy Issues
- Map skills and knowledge process for both Quantity Surveyors and Building
Surveyors
- Research current practice in differing cultures and economies to develop
and publish generic guidelines as to “best practice”
- To monitor and, if possible, join and contribute to research projects
being carried out by others.
Chair
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Ms. Sara Wilkinson
University of Melbourne
Australia
E-mail:
Sara.Wilkinson[at]uts.edu.au |
Specific projects
- To work with other Commissions to support their work on the technical
and cost issues of affordable housing and associated matters in developing
and emerging economies
- To support and monitor the Commission’s attention to all minority
interest issues.
Publication(s)
- Report at each FIG working week outlining activity and progress.
Policy Issues
- To study, analyse and compare different procurement models and publish
generic guidelines as to “best practice”.
Chair
Specific projects
- To work with other Commissions to support their work on the procurement of
infrastructure and affordable housing in developing and emerging economies.
Publication(s)
- Report at each FIG working week outlining activity and progress.
Policy Issues
- To describe and compare different Project Management methods and publish
generic guidelines as to “best practice”
- To describe and detail a “best practice” model for the successful
management of multi-project programmes in both developed and developing
economies.
Chair
Specific projects
- A review of and comparison of construction procurement-Europe, and a
different procurement policy
- A comparison and analysis of the methods of design, procurement and
construction of buildings and their engineering installation
Publication(s)
- Report at each FIG working week outlining activity and progress.
Co-operation with Sister Associations
The Chairman-elect proposes to review with the International Cost Engineering
Council, the current Memorandum of Understanding. It is foreseen that the
agreement needs reappraisal and development so as to be more effective and
therefore beneficial to the parties.
Co-operation with the United Nations Agencies
Within the limits of its resources, the Commission will work with the UN
Agencies. However it is foreseen that most inputs will be through cross
Commission participation.
Calendar of Events
Full participation in FIG working weeks and appropriate regional and
strategic meetings.
Commission Officers
Commission Chair
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Mr. Andrew Morley
CCM Associates Limited
89 Priory Road
Peterborough
PE3 9EE
UNITED KINGDOM
Tel. + 44 1733 892727
Fax + 44 1733 896475
Email:
Andrew.Morley[at]ccmassociates.com
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Commission Chair Elect
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Mr. Robert Šinkner
CZECH REPUBLIC
Tel. + 420 602 461 655
Email: sinkner[at]gefos.cz
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Vice Chair of Administration
Vice Chair and Chair of WG 10.1 - Construction Economics
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Ms. Sara J Wilkinson
University of Melbourne
Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning
Melbourne
AUSTRALIA
Tel. + 61 3 8344 8733
Fax + 61 3 8344 0328
E-mail: Sara.Wilkinson[at]uts.edu.au |
Vice Chair and Chair of WG 10.2 - Commercial Management
Vice Chair and Chair of WG 10.3 - Project and Programme Management
30 December 2006 |