Schedule of Events 2007-2008


 

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September 7th 2007

  • Site Tour - Turner Construction - Providence Hospital Tour
 

October 7th 2007

  • Cost Estimating in a Fluctuating Market 
Speaker: Dennis VanKirk

November 8th 2007

  • New Advances in CPM Scheduling
Speaker: Blake Marchand

December 13th 2007

  • Holiday Break - No Meeting
 

January 8th 2008

  • Annual Economic Forecast Joint w/ CSI & ASPE 
Speaker: Kermit Baker (AIA)

February 14th 2008

  • Business Development in China
Speaker: Paul Boundy
March 13th 2008
  • Palomar Gas Transmission Line 

    Palomar is a proposed natural gas pipeline that is designed to increase the reliability of natural gas service in the Willamette  alley, and to enhance the supply of natural gas in the Pacific Northwest by connecting the Portland area to gas pipelines from one of the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminals proposed along the Columbia River.

Speaker: Henry Morse

Henry Morse, the Project Manager for the proposed Palomar pipeline project. Mr. Morse holds a bachelor’s degree in Engineering ( with honors) and a master’s degree in management from the University of Redlands and is a member of the Board of Trustees of Outward Bound USA.

 

April 10th 2008

  • Columbia River Crossing (I-5 Bridge)

Speaker:
Frank Green

Frank Green, P.E., is the Project Engineer for the Columbia River Crossing Project. Mr. Green is responsible for ensuring that design concepts being developed by the Columbia River Crossing Project Staff meet the standards and policies of Washington, Oregon, and the Federal Highway Administration.

April 24th 2008

  • Spring Workshop - Project Management & Scheduling Workshop

This workshop is designed to provide fundamentals of project planning and scheduling to establish an acceptable course of action (“plan”) to execute a project in an effective manner through the review of project objectives and scope. The purpose of the workshop is to develop planning and scheduling techniques to define activities, durations, and relationship logic to implement the project plan, and update, monitor, and communicate the schedule to reflect current status and the impact of project changes. You will gain knowledge to become a planning and scheduling professional and critical project management skills to deliver a project in an effective manner. You will also acquire an understanding of the roles, responsibilities and professional ethics of Planning and Scheduling Professional’s.

Hosted by: CH2M Hill, JMJ, Pinnell/Busch, and Scheduling & Information Services

Presenters: Patti Drewett, Blake Marchand and Tony Bolstad

Patti Drewett with CH2M Hill has over 13 years experience in project management, project controls, CPM scheduling and training for the construction industry. She is a certified Engineer in Training (EIT) from the state of Alaska.

Blake Marchand with Pinnell Busch has over 14 years of project management, CPM scheduling, estimating, training, and consulting experience, and has served as a construction manager and planner for both owners and contractors on many diverse projects.

Tony Bolstad with Scheduling and Information Services has 25 years of project experience in cost controls, planning, CPM scheduling, cost engineering, and training. He also has an extensive background in various types of industrial construction projects.

 

May 8th 2008

  • TBD - Come back for more Details !
 

June 8th 2008

  • Tour (Watch for Details)
 

July 2008

 

Location:  University Place - 310 SW Lincoln St - Portland, OR 97201

 

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