The construction phase of a project brings a design firm’s hard work to realization. By approaching this phase proactively, Architects & Engineers can exercise greater control over the interpretation of the final design, address questions and problems as they arise, and support the client’s objectives more effectively. However, anyone who has been involved in construction phase services knows the process also has plenty of traps for the unwary, traps that can leave firms open to a professional liability claim.

Join Holmes Murphy Construction for an overview of AXA XL’s Risk Drivers research, highlighting how many factors are linked or related to Certificate Authority (CA) services. Attendees will learn to review the purpose and importance of CA services, typical CA activities, and best practices in each of these areas. The course identifies how to spot and manage disputes, looks at project close-out procedures, and wraps up with an opportunity for you to reflect on potential areas of improvement.

This is a recording from a previous virtual event. After viewing the webinar recording, please download the Completion Certificate from the Reference Materials section to self-report your participation. This course qualifies for 1 Continuing Education Unit. No premium credit is available for viewing. Holmes Murphy will not report participation directly to the AIA.