Online 2-Week Intensive LIVE Course
Forensic Schedule Delay Analysis LIVE Course
Learn to analyze project schedule delays for
construction delay claims and extension of time.
Next Session Starts September 15th, 2025
What You Will Learn
"I am a planning manager. By attending this course I gained valuable information, which I intend to implement in my ongoing project. I am facing a similar scenario as explained in the course as well as in the case study."
srirag manjunath
Course Reviews
Course Schedule & Outline
DAY 1: Monday Sept 15th 11:00AM - 13:00PM EST
- Claims Background and Terminology
- Schedule Delays
- Claims Components and Damages ($)
- Schedule Analysis Taxonomy
- Analysis Method Selection Discussion
DAY 2: Wednesday Sept 17th 11:00AM - 13:00PM EST
- Introduction to the Impacted As-Planned & Time Impact Analysis Methods
- Comparing Impacted As-Planned and Time Impact Analysis
DAY 3: Friday Sept 19th 11:00AM - 13:00PM EST
- As-Planned, As-Built & Contemporaneous Period Analysis
- Examples of Applying the Half-Step Analysis
DAY 4: Monday Sept 22nd 11:00AM - 13:00PM EST
- Other Methods of Analysis Including As-Built Analysis
- In-Class Interactive Case Study
DAY 5: Thursday Sept 25th 11:00AM - 14:00PM EST
- Student Case Study Presentations
About the Course
"Poorly drafted or incomplete and unsubstantiated claims became the top cause of construction disputes for 2021."
In this course, you will be introduced to the concepts, processes and techniques that are key to understanding the root causes of project schedule delays. Whether you’re confused by what schedule delay analysis is for, or you just need to fill in your knowledge gaps, Tyler Konter & I will share everything you need to know about Forensic Delay Analysis for Construction projects, from definitions to expert techniques and processes.
You'll learn the most commonly used forensic methodologies from trusted protocols issued by:
- AACE (Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering)
- CMAA (Construction Management Association of America)
- ASCE (America Society of Civil Engineers)
The most important principles you'll receive from this training is clarity on what methodologies to use when, and an understanding of what is defensible in court, from expert witnesses who have been there.
Download the Forensic Schedule Delay Analysis Course Outline
Your Instructor
MEET TYLER KONTER - PE, PSP, CCP, Senior Consultant
Tyler Konter joined the engineering consulting industry after years of experience performing project management, engineering, project controls, CPM scheduling, and cost analysis on live construction projects. Mr. Konter has performed and critiqued forensic analyses of industry-recognized methods including the measured mile for productivity analysis; and the contemporaneous, impacted as-planned, and as-planned vs. as-built for schedule analysis.
Mr. Konter served in U.S. Air Force Special Operations for five years before changing his focus to the construction industry. He has a B.S. in Civil Engineering and has lectured on topics in this subject for various organizations and professionally at project controls and construction events. He is an expert in damages quantification and cost engineering.
Highlights From Our Last Course
Hands-on is the only way to learn. In this course, students complete assignments to ensure they’re mastering the analysis techniques. Here are some of the analyses students compiled for their final presentation.
frequently asked questions
Yes. You must have experience in building and managing CPM schedules. It is essential to know how to perform CPM scheduling calculations manually without software. This course is not for beginners to project controls, but for professionals who have minimum 2 years of experience in project controls. If you are a beginner in project controls, contact us about other training courses that are a better fit for your experience.
No, it is not necessary to have access to any scheduling tools. The course will focus on fundamental techniques and concepts outside of any software package. This is NOT a Primavera P6 course, but rather a course that focuses on techniques.
We understand that PMI allows 1 PDU for every 1 hour of contact training, within the Category “Courses or Training / Courses from other 3rd party providers.” This course is 8 hours of training and should result in 8 PDUs. Please refer to PMI CCR guide for more information. Plan Academy is not a PMI Registered Education Provider.
The training sessions will be conducted over a collaborative & screen-sharing platform. You will have to install the software client on your computer to attend the sessions.
We understand that our live courses may not be the right fit for everyone. That's why we encourage you to:
- Review the course outline
- Read our course reviews from previous students
- Ask us questions about the course by email to info@planacademy.com
You can request a refund up to 1 hour before the first live session starts.
Once the course has started, unfortunately no refunds will be issued.