The Basic Cost of a Change Order
7 basic elements contributing to the cost of a change
How do you control the cost of change orders? To begin with, you need to identify the basic elements of the cost of a change:
- Identification of a needed change
- Design process of the change to be made
- Management of the change process
- Additional time needed to make the change
- Labor and materials needed to make the change
- Negative impact of change on completed work
- Labor’s attitude toward dealing with the change
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