“EHAB is an absolute must use tool for infrastructure projects today.”
Ian Thrupp, PMO at Smart Motorways Alliance
Partner benefits:
Simple interface
Accurate decisions
Data Driven
The EHAB Weather Risk Management Platform
Empowering planning teams with hyper-local climate adjusted datasets, machine learning and modern planning features.
Achieve fast results with the EHAB platform
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Construct accurate, winning
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Minimise weather risk in construction and deliver significant cost savings per project
We help you tackle the increasing issue of climate change today and build a resilient business for tomorrow. EHAB empowers your planners to build weather risk free programmes, limiting down time and delivering significant cost savings per project.
Without reliable data, your team’s planning process is inconsistent, resulting in a suboptimal sequence of tasks and avoidable delays. EHAB’s weather risk management platform helps you rearrange priorities and tasks within minutes to prevent further delays.
Create more accurate and competitive plans
Improve your planning and workflow with the EHAB Enhanced Planner. The EHAB platform uses industry data, machine learning and industry-specific features to help you create the best planning process possible.
Planning
- Forecast impact in the long term.
- Reduce the exposure of your project.
- Plan critical weather windows.
Smart Contracts
- Reduce dispute risk through automating your weather clause.
- Improve how you and your client share risk, build a better long term.
- Reduce the time spent administering the contract.
Weather Risk Insurance
- Instant payouts. You’ll get your money a day or two after the incident.
- Protect your company’s balance sheet against extreme weather.
- Minimise delay disruption due to unforeseen events and get your
project back on track.
Why clients love EHAB
“We are partnering with EHAB to help our mutual construction clients increase their resilience to extreme weather events and tackle the growing threat from the physical risks of Climate Change. This will help our clients gain powerful insights to manage construction risk.”
Patrick Bravery, Global Head of Civil Construction, Liberty Specialty Markets
Benefits:
Proactive management
Risk reduction
Improved margins
Chris McGinness,
Regional Planning Manager – BAM Nuttall
EHAB helped achieve:
• A robust price backed up by data at bid stage.
• A competitive advantage for BAM when bidding for this work.
• A more accurate long term view on risk and schedule certainty.
Colin Evison,
Head of Innovation, BAM Nuttall
EHAB helped achieve:
• A smart contract sees clear thresholds and rules setup from the start. Leaving no room for subjectivity.
• Data is collected automatically, with all parties knowing exactly when a threshold is broken. The contract executes itself.
• Agreeing to a schedule of payment tied to the contract itself offers best value for money, with no need for human involvement and lightning fast resolution.
Common Use Scenarios
Create accurate and
winning bids
Optimise project plans and
minimise costs
minimise costs
Plan critical
weather windows
weather windows
Automate extreme
weather insurance
weather insurance
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
To help you get started, here are the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions. If you can’t find the answer to your question, check out our knowledge base or contact the team.
What are weather risks?
Flash floods, storms and heatwaves are all examples of extreme weather events. These events can damage infrastructure, force people out of their homes, place overwhelming pressure on healthcare and significantly impact construction project planning and delivery. Longer-term climate risks, such as droughts causing water shortages and food supply disruption, can result in systemic issues.
What is weather risk management in Construction?
Weather risk management is a form of risk management that addresses financial losses caused by unusual weather. Weather risk management solutions enable organisations to manage the financial impact of weather through more accurate scheduling and rescheduling of construction activities and utilising risk transfer instruments based on a variety of weather factors, such as temperature, rain, snow, wind and so forth. These methods help organisations limit their financial exposure to disruptive weather events and keep their construction projects on track.
What are weather risk examples in construction?
The weather is one of the most significant risks in construction. Unforeseen events can occur in even the most carefully managed jobs. This is further complicated by making sure you have the right equipment and activities scheduled for days with the most suitable weather and conditions. For example, you won’t want to carry out earthworks on a day with heavy rain or if a large load is dropped from a tower crane because of a strong wind, there may be severe material damage as well as worker fatalities. In addition to human and financial losses, a serious mishap may also lead to legal issues for contractors and developers.
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