how auditors can work effectively with contractors, sub
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How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
Live Webinar
Presented by
Tuesday June 18 201911 am ndash 12 pm Central Time
June 2019
How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors
Engineers and Architects
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
4copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Agenda
bull Housekeeping
bull Audience engagement in todayrsquos webinar
bull Guidelines for earning CPE credit from NACA
bull Recap learning program and learning objectives
NACA is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuingprofessional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors State boards of accountancy have the final authorityon the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted tothe National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website wwwlearningmarketorg
5copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Program Summary
1 Change The Budget Killer ndash How small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
2 Communication Common Safeguards for Every Project
3 Construction Audit The Last Line of Defense ndash How construction auditors work to save you money
Learning Objectives
To discuss risks that confront project owners during and after construction thepositive impact of open coordination and communication how the timely exchangeof information translates into better budget management of the constructionprocess and how to bridge the gap between owner and contractor
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 6
ChangeThe Budget Killer
How small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
7copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 1
Which of these small changes has the biggest impact to a construction project (pick one)
bull Minor design changesbull Schedule changesbull Reallocation of budgetbull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
8copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Small Changes With Big Impact
bull Minor design changes = Big Dollars
bull Schedule changes
bull Reallocation of budget
bull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
9copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Examples of Small Changes
bull Moving a wall 1rsquo- 0rdquo
bull Delay of a door shipment
bull Moving costs from General Conditions into COW (Cost of Work)
bull Unnecessary overtime charges billed against allowances and
contingencies
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 10
CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
11copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
bull Importance of communication
bull Causes of bad communication
bull Possible results of lack of communication
bull Areas of opportunity to improve communication
bull Involvement of Stakeholders
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
June 2019
How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors
Engineers and Architects
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
4copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Agenda
bull Housekeeping
bull Audience engagement in todayrsquos webinar
bull Guidelines for earning CPE credit from NACA
bull Recap learning program and learning objectives
NACA is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuingprofessional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors State boards of accountancy have the final authorityon the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted tothe National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website wwwlearningmarketorg
5copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Program Summary
1 Change The Budget Killer ndash How small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
2 Communication Common Safeguards for Every Project
3 Construction Audit The Last Line of Defense ndash How construction auditors work to save you money
Learning Objectives
To discuss risks that confront project owners during and after construction thepositive impact of open coordination and communication how the timely exchangeof information translates into better budget management of the constructionprocess and how to bridge the gap between owner and contractor
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 6
ChangeThe Budget Killer
How small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
7copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 1
Which of these small changes has the biggest impact to a construction project (pick one)
bull Minor design changesbull Schedule changesbull Reallocation of budgetbull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
8copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Small Changes With Big Impact
bull Minor design changes = Big Dollars
bull Schedule changes
bull Reallocation of budget
bull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
9copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Examples of Small Changes
bull Moving a wall 1rsquo- 0rdquo
bull Delay of a door shipment
bull Moving costs from General Conditions into COW (Cost of Work)
bull Unnecessary overtime charges billed against allowances and
contingencies
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 10
CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
11copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
bull Importance of communication
bull Causes of bad communication
bull Possible results of lack of communication
bull Areas of opportunity to improve communication
bull Involvement of Stakeholders
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
4copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Agenda
bull Housekeeping
bull Audience engagement in todayrsquos webinar
bull Guidelines for earning CPE credit from NACA
bull Recap learning program and learning objectives
NACA is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuingprofessional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors State boards of accountancy have the final authorityon the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted tothe National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website wwwlearningmarketorg
5copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Program Summary
1 Change The Budget Killer ndash How small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
2 Communication Common Safeguards for Every Project
3 Construction Audit The Last Line of Defense ndash How construction auditors work to save you money
Learning Objectives
To discuss risks that confront project owners during and after construction thepositive impact of open coordination and communication how the timely exchangeof information translates into better budget management of the constructionprocess and how to bridge the gap between owner and contractor
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 6
ChangeThe Budget Killer
How small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
7copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 1
Which of these small changes has the biggest impact to a construction project (pick one)
bull Minor design changesbull Schedule changesbull Reallocation of budgetbull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
8copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Small Changes With Big Impact
bull Minor design changes = Big Dollars
bull Schedule changes
bull Reallocation of budget
bull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
9copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Examples of Small Changes
bull Moving a wall 1rsquo- 0rdquo
bull Delay of a door shipment
bull Moving costs from General Conditions into COW (Cost of Work)
bull Unnecessary overtime charges billed against allowances and
contingencies
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 10
CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
11copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
bull Importance of communication
bull Causes of bad communication
bull Possible results of lack of communication
bull Areas of opportunity to improve communication
bull Involvement of Stakeholders
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
5copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Program Summary
1 Change The Budget Killer ndash How small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
2 Communication Common Safeguards for Every Project
3 Construction Audit The Last Line of Defense ndash How construction auditors work to save you money
Learning Objectives
To discuss risks that confront project owners during and after construction thepositive impact of open coordination and communication how the timely exchangeof information translates into better budget management of the constructionprocess and how to bridge the gap between owner and contractor
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 6
ChangeThe Budget Killer
How small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
7copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 1
Which of these small changes has the biggest impact to a construction project (pick one)
bull Minor design changesbull Schedule changesbull Reallocation of budgetbull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
8copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Small Changes With Big Impact
bull Minor design changes = Big Dollars
bull Schedule changes
bull Reallocation of budget
bull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
9copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Examples of Small Changes
bull Moving a wall 1rsquo- 0rdquo
bull Delay of a door shipment
bull Moving costs from General Conditions into COW (Cost of Work)
bull Unnecessary overtime charges billed against allowances and
contingencies
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 10
CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
11copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
bull Importance of communication
bull Causes of bad communication
bull Possible results of lack of communication
bull Areas of opportunity to improve communication
bull Involvement of Stakeholders
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 6
ChangeThe Budget Killer
How small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
7copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 1
Which of these small changes has the biggest impact to a construction project (pick one)
bull Minor design changesbull Schedule changesbull Reallocation of budgetbull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
8copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Small Changes With Big Impact
bull Minor design changes = Big Dollars
bull Schedule changes
bull Reallocation of budget
bull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
9copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Examples of Small Changes
bull Moving a wall 1rsquo- 0rdquo
bull Delay of a door shipment
bull Moving costs from General Conditions into COW (Cost of Work)
bull Unnecessary overtime charges billed against allowances and
contingencies
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 10
CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
11copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
bull Importance of communication
bull Causes of bad communication
bull Possible results of lack of communication
bull Areas of opportunity to improve communication
bull Involvement of Stakeholders
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
7copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 1
Which of these small changes has the biggest impact to a construction project (pick one)
bull Minor design changesbull Schedule changesbull Reallocation of budgetbull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
8copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Small Changes With Big Impact
bull Minor design changes = Big Dollars
bull Schedule changes
bull Reallocation of budget
bull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
9copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Examples of Small Changes
bull Moving a wall 1rsquo- 0rdquo
bull Delay of a door shipment
bull Moving costs from General Conditions into COW (Cost of Work)
bull Unnecessary overtime charges billed against allowances and
contingencies
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 10
CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
11copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
bull Importance of communication
bull Causes of bad communication
bull Possible results of lack of communication
bull Areas of opportunity to improve communication
bull Involvement of Stakeholders
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
8copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Small Changes With Big Impact
bull Minor design changes = Big Dollars
bull Schedule changes
bull Reallocation of budget
bull Improper use of allowances and contingencies
9copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Examples of Small Changes
bull Moving a wall 1rsquo- 0rdquo
bull Delay of a door shipment
bull Moving costs from General Conditions into COW (Cost of Work)
bull Unnecessary overtime charges billed against allowances and
contingencies
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 10
CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
11copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
bull Importance of communication
bull Causes of bad communication
bull Possible results of lack of communication
bull Areas of opportunity to improve communication
bull Involvement of Stakeholders
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
9copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Examples of Small Changes
bull Moving a wall 1rsquo- 0rdquo
bull Delay of a door shipment
bull Moving costs from General Conditions into COW (Cost of Work)
bull Unnecessary overtime charges billed against allowances and
contingencies
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 10
CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
11copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
bull Importance of communication
bull Causes of bad communication
bull Possible results of lack of communication
bull Areas of opportunity to improve communication
bull Involvement of Stakeholders
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 10
CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
11copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
bull Importance of communication
bull Causes of bad communication
bull Possible results of lack of communication
bull Areas of opportunity to improve communication
bull Involvement of Stakeholders
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
11copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
bull Importance of communication
bull Causes of bad communication
bull Possible results of lack of communication
bull Areas of opportunity to improve communication
bull Involvement of Stakeholders
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
12copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 2
What is the biggest opportunity to improve communication on your projects that would have the most impact on the budget (pick one)
bull Establish a chain of commandbull Establish preferred method of communicationbull Be an active listenerbull Open dialogue and discussionbull Stick to the facts
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
13copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Communication
Ways to Improve Communication During Construction Audits
1 Establish a communication chain of command2 Choose the right communication method for the message3 Be an active listener4 Avoid confusion be clear and concise5 Keep written communication professional at all times6 Stick to the facts
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 14
Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
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Communication
Owner A Owner Bbull Performed contract review bull Contract already in placebull Kickoff meeting in-person bull First meeting via conference callbull Team roles defined bull Team roles undefinedbull Audit program established bull Audit program misunderstood
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 15
Construction AuditThe Last Line of Defense
How construction auditors work to save you money
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
16copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Three Lines of Defense
bull 1st Line of Defense ndash Contract
bull 2nd Line of Defense ndash Ownerrsquos Representative
bull 3rd (Last) Line of Defense ndash Construction Audit
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
17copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
The Three Lines of Defense in Effective Risk Management amp Control
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
18copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
Largest Areas of Opportunities for Cost Savings
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals amp entertainment)
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
19copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Polling Question 3
During a construction audit which cost center do you feel has the most potential for cost savings for the Owner (pick one)
bull Labor wagesbull Equipment ratesbull Material costsbull Expenses (meals and entertainment)
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
20copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Construction Audit
bull Benefits of starting out on the front end of a projectbull Audit clause
bull Benefits of establishing the audit teambull Who should be involvedbull Project coordination
bull Benefits of working side-by-side with the Owner amp General Contractorbull Benefits of a closeout construction audit
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP 21
Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
22copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
Contact Information of Todayrsquos Presenters
Amina Terry CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallaceaterrybswllccom
(314) 824-5251
Henry Woods CCA CCP CRIS MBAAdvisory Services Supervisor
Brown Smith Wallacehwoodsbswllccom
(314) 983-1266
Laura Kiefer CPC CCA CCPAdvisory Services Senior
Brown Smith Wallacelkieferbswllccom
(314) 983-1247
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-
copy 2019 All Rights Reserved Brown Smith Wallace LLP
6 CityPlace Drive Suite 900 St Louis Missouri 63141 3149831200
1520 S Fifth St Suite 309 St Charles Missouri 63303 6362553000
1254 University Drive Ste 110 Edwardsville Illinois 62025 6186543100
18882792792 brownsmithwallacecom
Brown Smith Wallace is a Missouri Limited Liability Partnership
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- How Auditors Can Work Effectively with Contractors Sub-Contractors Engineers and Architects
- Slide Number 4
- Slide Number 5
- ChangeThe Budget KillerHow small changes have a ripple effect that can break a budget
- Slide Number 7
- Slide Number 8
- Slide Number 9
- CommunicationThe Safeguard to Every Project
- Slide Number 11
- Slide Number 12
- Slide Number 13
- Slide Number 14
- Construction AuditThe Last Line of DefenseHow construction auditors work to save you money
- Slide Number 16
- Slide Number 17
- Slide Number 18
- Slide Number 19
- Slide Number 20
- Question amp AnswerClosing Comments and Announcements
- Slide Number 22
- Slide Number 24
-