CLIENT MANAGEMENT DOCUMENTS

The Restart Notice

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What Is the Role of the Restart Notice?

The Restart Notice closes the loop on the Delay Notice.

It should carry the same number as the Delay Notice. For example, if the Delay Notice was DN-01, then the Restart Notice is RN-01.

It states that the problem which caused the Delay Notice to be issued has been remedied. It states a projected restart date.

Be certain to issue a Restart Notice for any Delay Notice that has been issued and remedied. It does no good to have open Delay Notices floating around while you are back to work on a job. It is confusing and looks sloppy.

The document states clearly what was done to effect the Restart Notice...

And provides a new "tentative" completion date.




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An Alternative to Creating Your Own Documents

The PDF and description of the document above provides sufficient information for you to replicate the document.

However, you may want to consider subscribing to the entire Client Management package, consisting of:

  • a dashboard with all the important job information entered one time in one place and then distributed to all the other documents,
  • interlinked Specification Change documents,
  • Notices of Acceptance,
  • Draw Requests,
  • Delay Notices, and
  • Restart Notices.
  • More than an hour of instructions and suggestions for how to use the documents

All important information is shared between the documents, reducing input error.

You simply install the entire package into each job file so all the Client Management documents you need are at your fingertips.



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