Time Impact Analysis Delay Analysis

In this video, we dive into the Time Impact Analysis (TIA) method—an essential technique recommended by the Society of Construction Law for accurately determining how potential delay events affect a project’s timeline and costs. Building on our previous discussion of Impacted As Planned, we now explore how TIA relies on the most recent schedule updates to deliver a real-time perspective on delay impacts. In this video, you will learn: • What makes TIA a proactive and forward-looking approach to delay analysis • How to incorporate real-time schedule updates just before a delay event • The process of inserting and linking delay activities in Primavera P6 to see the resulting time extension • Why TIA is often more precise than methods that rely solely on the original baseline schedule • Potential limitations, including the need for frequent schedule updates and the risk of overlooking earlier, unaccounted-for delays Watch how a delay in receiving Engineer's approval shifts the project’s completion date and discover how TIA can provide critical insights for managing time extensions and cost entitlements. Whether you’re a project manager, scheduler, or simply interested in best practices for delay analysis, this video offers valuable guidance for your next project. Stay tuned as we continue our Delay Analysis Series, covering Windows Analysis, As-Planned vs. As-Built, and Collapsed As-Built in upcoming videos. If you find this content helpful, please like, share, and subscribe for more insights from CSPM Consulting. #DelayAnalysis #ProjectManagement #ConstructionManagement #CSPMConsulting #PrimaveraP6