What Do You Want to Do When You Grow Up? “I Don’t Know Yet” is a fully acceptable answer!
Nan She is a project controls officer at Ontario Power Generation and an active volunteer in the AACE Women in Project Controls Committee at AACE International. Outside of work, she enjoys fishing, baking, and immersing herself in science fiction…
Unlock Your Expertise with the Relaunch of the Decision & Risk Management Professional (DRMP) Certification Exam
The AACE International Certification Institute’s Certification Board is excited to announce that the DRMP certification examination is officially open for registration after a two-year restructuring. This expertise-level certification, long considered a benchmark for excellence in cost engineering and project controls, has been reimagined to reflect our profession’s evolving landscape better and ensure it continues to set a high standard for professional expertise…
Rising Professional Spotlight – Megha Udayshankar
Megha Udayshankar is a dedicated professional with over 10 years of experience in the heavy civil construction industry. She has advanced through various roles, including estimator, field engineer, project engineer, and currently she is a scheduler. Based in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area, Megha’s career has been shaped by her involvement in a diverse range of projects, from commercial construction to heavy civil roadway and bridge projects…
Is Emeritus Certification For You?
For credentialed professionals nearing or having entered retirement, it might seem like a good time to give up the credentials you have worked so hard to maintain rather than worry about earning CEUs or retaking the exam to keep them. However, that AACE credential may have become part of your identity and, therefore, not so easy to abandon. For those of you who are nearing the end of your career or already in retirement, there may be an alternative to recertifying that will allow you to maintain your certificate…
New Member Profile: Lee Vandevort
My name is Lee Vandevort, and I was born in Sacramento, CA. I am a sixth-generation native Californian. I attended high school in Auburn, NE, and then USC for architecture and civil engineering. I work at Construction Claims International where I provide dispute finance to large contractors involved with public works projects. What I love most about my job is helping cash-strapped companies with their cash flow to finish jobs…
New Recommended Practice 131R-23: Introduction to Fault Tree Analysis for Projects
This document is intended to provide a guideline, not a standard, for using fault tree analysis (FTA) to improve the quality of the outputs of the project or product by providing a comprehensive and systematic way to identify, assess, and prioritize risks. FTA enhances a decision-maker’s understanding of the complex relationships regarding potential risks or failure points that should be addressed to improve or optimize project outcomes…
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