March 2020
Engineering and Construction
The importance of engineering and construction alignment throughout the project lifecycle
Construction is where the rubber meets the road. This phase historically is the most challenging time of the project, often characterized by problems with high levels of urgency and difficulty.
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The Author
Payami, H. - Fluor, Aliso Viejo, California
Houman Payami is Quality Manager for Fluor’s Southern California office, and has 14 yr of experience in project execution within the energy, chemical and power industries. He has held various roles in the fields of project management, contract management, engineering coordination and quality assurance, covering a wide range of engineering and construction projects. Mr. Payami holds an MS degree in industrial and systems engineering from the University of Southern California.
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