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June 2010 AGC Building Contractors Conference
Presentations from the June 2010 Building Contractors Conference in Midway, Utah.
View the final conference program.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
- Overview of Lean Construction Forum Activities and Lean Competency Clusters – Tariq Abdelhamid, Enovio Consulting/Michigan State University
- AGC Building Division Overview – Michael Kenig, Holder Construction
- Case Studies: Lean Construction in Practice
- Variation in Production Systems – Jennifer Oliverio, Linbeck Group
- Pull in Production Systems – Dave MacNeel, Baker Concrete Construction
- Streamlining the Design and Construction Workplace –Thomas Demko, Burt Hill
- Problem Solving Principles and Tools – Kevin McClain, The Weitz Company
Friday, June 11, 2010
- ELG Background and AGC Action – Michael F. Stark, AGC of America
- ELGs and the Construction Industry: What Does This New Rule Mean to My Project? – David G. Oshinski, The Home Depot; Jennifer Hildebrand, Weis Builders; and Richard S. Davis, Beveridge & Diamond P.C.
- State of the Surety Industry – Todd Loehnert, Wells Fargo Insurance Services
- OSHA's Changing Agenda - Greg Baxter, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
- Materials Prices: Spiking, Side – Stepping or Sliding? – Ken Simonson, AGC of America
Saturday, June 12, 2010
- The Challenges of Growth in Construction – José L. Fernández–Solís, PhD, Texas A&M University
- Improving and Demonstrating ROI of Sustainable Designs During the Construction Process – Robert Middlebrooks, Autodesk
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