Understanding New Jersey Environmental Constraints for Engineers
(2 PDH NJ, NY & PA)
(2 PDH NJ, NY & PA)
David P. Moskowitz, PhD, SPWS
Principal Owner
EcolSciences, Inc
Michael Levinson, PWS
Vice President
EcolSciences, Inc
This course provides an intensive overview of environmental constraints that can affect development projects, permitting basics and how to convey those to clients. The course utilizes a broad suite of maps, aerial photographs, historical resources, ground level photographs, GIS database utilities, real field examples and environmental permitting plans. Upon completion of the course, the participant will have a solid understanding of the most commonly encountered environmental issues impacting land development in New Jersey.
(1 PDH NJ, NY & PA)
Adam Puharic,
President
Puharic and Associates, Inc.
The temptation can be great to expand the operations of a design firm and begin to dabble in construction management. New revenue sources, larger projects, and promises of future and ongoing work are alluring indeed. The road to perdition is often plated with gold.
Even a small percentage of construction management within a consulting engineering firm can fundamentally change the risk profile, insurability and ability to obtain adequate limits to meet the contractual demands of clients all too eager to transfer their own inherent risk onto an unsuspecting and novice engineer.
Choosing to add construction management operations to your design firm have many other impacts and provide opportunities both good and bad. The purview of this talk is to look at the impact to Insurance and risk management. Engaging with your risk manager or insurance professional on a broad-reaching conversation to plan long-term impacts is essential to making a wise and fruitful design with regards to construction management being added to your design firm’s operations portfolio.
Contact Meagan Rosina at mrosina@njpsi.com if you have any questions.
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