In this video, we continue our in-depth exploration of delay analysis methods with a focus on Windows Analysis— one of the most reliable and widely used techniques for forensic schedule assessments. Unlike prospective methods such as Impacted As-Planned and Time Impact Analysis (TIA), Windows Analysis is a retrospective approach, analysing actual project updates to determine the real impact of delay events.
Key Topics Covered:
- The Fundamentals of Windows Analysis: Learn why this method is recommended by the Society of Construction Law (SCL) Delay & Disruption Protocol for accurate and fact-based delay assessments.
- How It Works: Discover how to divide the project into time windows and assess delays based on real progress updates rather than theoretical predictions.
- Practical Application: See a detailed Primavera P6 demonstration, where we analyse a Substructure & Superstructure project using Windows Analysis. Through multiple time windows, we evaluate delay events affecting the project’s completion date.
- Comparative Analysis: Understand how Windows Analysis differs from TIA and Impacted As-Planned, highlighting its strengths in resolving construction claims and dispute resolution.
- Practical Application in Primavera P6 – A real-world case study demonstrating how Windows Analysis helps determine time extension and cost entitlements.
Windows Analysis is particularly valuable for projects where accurate record-keeping and real progress tracking are essential. By examining actual project updates, this method ensures that delay assessments are objective, transparent, and defensible in legal disputes.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/-59hq-mHJIc
