@@iambuilders I had my first interview - with the recruiter. He said the firm is GC. Previously I worked for a sub and did AIAs on/off when the A/R person was unavailable. Hence the need to refresh my memory on AIAs.
I used your almost break even strategy to get structural steel job from a client thats gets me one or two projects a year. Now the project is almost going to double in scope because of mistakes the engineers made so now I'm about to rake it in lol
Awesome! And likely you’ll get more work from those people. Make sure you charge premium on change orders. If it’s a change order caused by your GC, help them out, but if it’s an owner change, then make sure you go premium.
Watching this because I have an interview for a construction accounting position tomorrow that involves AIA billing and change orders.
Is it for a GC or Sub? What experience do you have with AIA and G702/703 payment applications?
@@iambuilders I had my first interview - with the recruiter. He said the firm is GC. Previously I worked for a sub and did AIAs on/off when the A/R person was unavailable. Hence the need to refresh my memory on AIAs.
@@iambuilders Thanks for the time and effort you put into making these videos. Extremely useful.
I used your almost break even strategy to get structural steel job from a client thats gets me one or two projects a year. Now the project is almost going to double in scope because of mistakes the engineers made so now I'm about to rake it in lol
Awesome! And likely you’ll get more work from those people. Make sure you charge premium on change orders. If it’s a change order caused by your GC, help them out, but if it’s an owner change, then make sure you go premium.
How are you tracking Change order amounts from the original proposal amount?
Buena info gracias!
You're talking so fast. Slow down a bit. Great content
Yeah speak slow a bit 😊
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Lol how so?