Project Engineering Responsibility Tactical Management and Control

Author: Ren Hanbo et al.
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: With the deepening of the economic system reform, the competition in the construction market is becoming increasingly fierce. Whether a construction enterprise can win in the competition depends on its reputation and strength. And the strength of the enterprise comes from the projects it completes, whether it can achieve better profits to develop and expand the enterprise. Therefore, improving the economic benefits of projects is imperative, which requires the implementation of responsibility cost management and control to achieve the goal of enhancing efficiency. This book is written to adapt to this situation. Based on systematic theory, information theory, control theory, production and economic theory, and current financial systems, this book employs modern theoretical methods and tools to comprehensively discuss the concept, characteristics, organization, and content of responsibility cost in construction projects, as well as the theory and methods of responsibility cost control. The book mainly consists of four parts: Part 1 introduces the concept of responsibility cost and its relationship with construction plans, construction schedules, quality and safety, and on-site layout management. Part 2 introduces the basic work of responsibility cost management and control, as well as the preparation and breakdown of responsibility cost plans. Part 3 introduces the economic accounting and control of responsibility cost. Part 4 introduces the analysis methods, content, and ways to reduce costs in economic activities. This book is highly theoretical and closely integrates theory with practice, making it highly operational. A distinctive feature of this book is treating responsibility cost as an integrated system, considering it alongside construction plans, construction schedules, quality and safety, financial management, and economic management, to implement comprehensive management and control of responsibility cost. This book is suitable for economic management personnel, engineering technicians, and accounting staff in construction enterprises for project economic studies. It can also serve as a teaching material for students majoring in construction management and financial management at universities and for adult education training programs.