Collapsed As Built Delay Analysis

In this video, we dive deep into the Collapsed As-Built delay analysis method, also known as the "But For" approach. This retrospective technique is used when no baseline schedule is available, relying only on the As-Built schedule to determine the hypothetical impact of delay events. We’ll cover: ✅ What is Collapsed As-Built and how it differs from other methods ✅ Step-by-step breakdown of how this analysis is conducted ✅ Key challenges and limitations, including bias and lack of concurrency assessment ✅ A practical example demonstrating the process in action While simple and straightforward, this method has limitations that must be considered, especially in legal disputes and forensic delay analysis. 📌 Watch now to understand when and how to use this method effectively! 💡 Like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth insights on delay analysis and forensic planning!