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Capital Project Best Practices: More Construction for Your Money

Originally delivered Aug 12, 2009
Source: AIChE
  • Type:
    Archived Webinar
  • Level:
    Intermediate
  • PDHs:
    1.00

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James B. Porter, Jr., Principal Consultant for DuPont Safety Resources, discusses project best practices and how to deploy them to ensure the most business effective expenditure of resources, such as people, money, and time. He also covers how to assess the state of project development and judge when it is ready for authorization. He presents key material that enables organizations to execute projects more safely and quickly, and at less cost. Anyone who approves or manages capital or large cost projects can benefit from this presentation.

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James B. Porter, Jr.

James B. Porter, Jr. is Principal Consultant for DuPont Safety Resources. Drawing on over 40 years of hands-on DuPont safety, health and environment engineering, as well as operations experience, Jim helps customers make significant and sustainable improvements in workplace safety, process safety management, and operational excellence. Previously, Jim was chief engineer and vice president of Engineering and Operations for DuPont until his retirement in 2008. Jim joined DuPont in 1966 as a chemical engineer in the engineering service division. He was named vice president of Engineering in...Read more

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