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Author Rapp, Randy R.
Title Disaster recovery project management : bringing order from chaos / by Randy R. Rapp.
Publication Info West Lafayette, Ind. : Purdue University Press, ©2011.


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Contents Section I. Introduction to Disaster Recovery Project Management: 1. Natural and man-made disasters; 2. Not quite the same; 3. The project environment and manager -- Section II. Project Management and Administration: 4. Bids, proposals, and delivery mechanisms; 5. Contracts; 6. Planning, organizing, and mobilizing; 7. Time, cost, and quality control; 8. Logistics, materials management, and procurement; 9. Communication and documentation; 10. Health safety, environment, and security; 11. Demobilization and closeout -- Section III. Restoration Techniques: 12. Restorative drying; 13. Fire and smoke restoration; 14. Microbial remediation; 15. Personal property restoration; 16. Disaster debris management and demolition.
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ISBN 9781612491660 (e-book)
1612491669 (e-book)
1283283840
9781283283847
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Author Rapp, Randy R.
Series UPCC book collections on Project MUSE.
Subject Building -- Superintendence.
Emergency management.
Descript 1 online resource (viii, 265 pages) : illustrations
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents Section I. Introduction to Disaster Recovery Project Management: 1. Natural and man-made disasters; 2. Not quite the same; 3. The project environment and manager -- Section II. Project Management and Administration: 4. Bids, proposals, and delivery mechanisms; 5. Contracts; 6. Planning, organizing, and mobilizing; 7. Time, cost, and quality control; 8. Logistics, materials management, and procurement; 9. Communication and documentation; 10. Health safety, environment, and security; 11. Demobilization and closeout -- Section III. Restoration Techniques: 12. Restorative drying; 13. Fire and smoke restoration; 14. Microbial remediation; 15. Personal property restoration; 16. Disaster debris management and demolition.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781612491660 (e-book)
1612491669 (e-book)
1283283840
9781283283847
Standard no. 9786613283849
Author Rapp, Randy R.
Series UPCC book collections on Project MUSE.
Subject Building -- Superintendence.
Emergency management.

Subject Building -- Superintendence.
Emergency management.
Descript 1 online resource (viii, 265 pages) : illustrations
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents Section I. Introduction to Disaster Recovery Project Management: 1. Natural and man-made disasters; 2. Not quite the same; 3. The project environment and manager -- Section II. Project Management and Administration: 4. Bids, proposals, and delivery mechanisms; 5. Contracts; 6. Planning, organizing, and mobilizing; 7. Time, cost, and quality control; 8. Logistics, materials management, and procurement; 9. Communication and documentation; 10. Health safety, environment, and security; 11. Demobilization and closeout -- Section III. Restoration Techniques: 12. Restorative drying; 13. Fire and smoke restoration; 14. Microbial remediation; 15. Personal property restoration; 16. Disaster debris management and demolition.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781612491660 (e-book)
1612491669 (e-book)
1283283840
9781283283847
Standard no. 9786613283849
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