Construction audit webinar series

Small capital projects are perhaps the riskiest construction projects in your capital program. During this on-demand webinar, Baker Tilly presenters discuss why small capital project risk is elevated and how to efficiently audit the capital and maintenance project portfolio.

In this on-demand webinar, hear from Baker Tilly presenters as they share process knowledge, reporting and control strategies, and discuss ways in which proper construction project monitoring with your university's existing resources can ensure improved capital sustainability.

During this on-demand webinar, Baker Tilly presenters share what they have learned since the start of the pandemic, contracting and construction control strategies, increasing project cost transparency and minimizing construction cost escalation.

The function of project controls is to provide proactive monitoring to ensure that capital projects are completed on time, on budget and within the contracted scope. During this on-demand construction audit webinar, our presenters show how this discipline touches every aspect of an organization and directly effects the outcome of projects and corporate initiatives alike.

This webinar covers effective strategies to shorten the construction schedule, avoid unnecessary costs and identify potential overcharges.

This webinar explored the root causes and early indicators of issues that can derail a project and lead to relationship failure between an owner and contractor.

Identifying and mitigating construction project risk is not limited to the quantitative analysis of project cost data.

Mega project conditions demand predictive risk mitigation programs to test project management effectiveness, safety program compliance, engineering specification compliance, and non-traditional construction methods from internal audit.

This webinar covers examples of claims and court decisions and what your role in the resolution process is.

Listen to the second webinar in this construction claims series as we review what procedures are necessary to understand, quantify the potential financial impact and generate a claim.

Every construction project is unique and eventually most experience a construction claim. Listen in to learn more about fundamentals of the different types of construction claims and their root causes.

Normal conflicts occur during construction projects, but when these conflicts turn into unresolvable issues claims and disputes may result. Listen as we uncover ways to resolve and mitigate potential claims.

Organizations with continuous capital programs are likely to encounter claims and litigation sooner or later. This presentation will use a case study to guide participants through the lifecycle of a dispute, providing insight to owners from both a plaintiff and defendant perspective.

Pre-construction auditing brings transparency to billing rates and general conditions estimates by examining the underlying cost assumptions before the construction contract has been executed. This pre-construction audit webinar will discuss the elements of the audit program and contractor documents required to successfully analyze proposed project financial terms.

This on-demand construction audit webinar covers how an auditor can test and analyze direct labor rates and costs to prevent unnecessary direct labor costs.

This on-demand webinar focuses on customizing a construction audit program to monitor and mitigate price risk volatility.

Cost shifting is the unauthorized transfer of costs from non-reimbursable cost centers to reimbursable cost centers. Reallocated costs are the authorized repurposing of budget dollars resulting from advantageous purchasing practices or efficient delivery of construction services.

Tools and resources for auditing direct construction costs. Case studies from real construction projects to apply the auditor’s toolbox and demonstrate the value of auditing direct construction costs.

Small capital projects are perhaps the riskiest construction projects in your capital program. During this on-demand webinar, Baker Tilly presenters discuss why small capital project risk is elevated and how to efficiently audit the capital and maintenance project portfolio.

During this on-demand webinar, Baker Tilly presenters share what they have learned since the start of the pandemic, contracting and construction control strategies, increasing project cost transparency and minimizing construction cost escalation.

This on-demand construction audit webinar covers how an auditor can build a post occupancy construction monitoring program, recognize post occupancy construction risk and audit the punch list for completion and back charges.

This on-demand webinar focuses on the action items that an auditor can perform to identify the financial risk of change orders and quantify the impacts.

In this webinar, we review what risks are associated to using public-private partnerships as a funding mechanism in your next development project.

This webinar covers how auditing fixed price contracts earlier in the development phase can help owner's of real estate prevent unexpected costs and risk.

Learn how an owner can mitigate risks with a well-written contract.

Dan Brennan, founding partner of Laurie & Brennan, LLP, rejoins our series to break down the terms and conditions any good construction contract should contain. He provides an overview of terms that can be used which are explicit and protect the owner and contractor from misinterpretation and unintended consequences.

All construction contracts have general conditions provisions. Analyzing these contract terms enables the construction contract auditor to build the project audit program and contribute to on time, under budget project delivery.

Learn how to decompose change orders to expose the underlying pricing strategies and the financial risk associated with each change order.

Analyze an EPC contract for risk and plan to audit EPC projects.

Assess a unit priced construction contract for project risk and develop an audit program for unit priced projects.

The function of project controls is to provide proactive monitoring to ensure that capital projects are completed on time, on budget and within the contracted scope. During this on-demand construction audit webinar, our presenters show how this discipline touches every aspect of an organization and directly effects the outcome of projects and corporate initiatives alike.

This on-demand webinar illustrates contract terms that expose an owner to increased overcharge risks, billing practices and behaviors that auditors should be aware of during the construction contract audit.

Avoid construction fraud and decrease risk by learning how to identify risk, fraud and financial impacts within the construction environment.

Learn how to keep jobs on time and on budget by analyzing and developing real time controls on complex accounting information such as progress billings, labor hour data and other project records.

Effective project controls are an organization’s best construction risk mitigation strategy. Through a series of case studies, we illustrate effective and ineffective project control scenarios and how to verify that the project controls environment is performing as expected.

Establish construction audit fundamentals by learning how to identify high-risk capital projects, perform contract risk analyses and write construction audit programs.

This presentation reviews the process for building consensus around construction project audit findings, setting a positive tone in the report, and writing for the target audience.

Learn more about testing transactions and verifying compliance once your audit plan is in place. We’ll help you understand which transactions need to be tested, what factors drive testing populations, and more.

Learn how to write a construction audit plan in today’s facility development environment and understand what has changed over the last five years.

How internal audit can successfully participate in pre-construction planning activities to help mitigate financial, operational, and compliance risk. A review of the construction lifecycle and responsibilities.