Execute jobs worth $1 million or less with efficiency and cost / schedule control
V. S. Joshi and T.D.
Cook, Bechtel Corporation, Houston,
Texas; and R. Bonner, Eastman Chemical
Company, Kingsport, Tennessee
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Worldwide, the petroleum and chemical industry
spends billions each year to maintain existing manufacturing
facilities. Except for routine maintenance tasks, all other
retrofit and debottlenecking efforts may be best executed as
small capital projects. Here's a proven approach for managing
small projects.
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