David T. Hulett
California, USA
Hulett & Associates, LLC
David Hulett, PhD, FAACE is recognized as a leader in project cost and schedule risk analysis and project scheduling. He has conducted many risk analyses focusing on quantifying the risks and their implications for project cost and schedule estimating and mitigation, and many schedule assessments. He is a Fellow of AACE International.
Clients of Hulett & Associates, LLC represent many industries and are in the US, Canada, Europe, South America, South-East Asia and the Middle East.
Dr. Hulett is well-known as a leader in the Project Management Institute (PMI) for project risk standards, including leading the risk management chapter in the Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) and the Practice Standard for Project Risk Management. He is the author of Recommended Practice 57R-09 published in 2011 by the Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering (AACE) International on Integrated Cost and Schedule Risk Analysis and 85R-14 Use of Decision Trees in Decision Making.
Dr. Hulett has published Practical Schedule Risk Analysis (Gower, 2009) for which he was recognized by the PMI College of Scheduling for “contributions to the scheduling profession” in 2010 and Integrated Cost- Schedule Risk Analysis (Gower, 2011).
Dr. Hulett has held strategic planning positions at TOSCO, an oil shale company, and at TRW in aerospace and defense. In the Federal government, Dr. Hulett managed offices in the Federal Energy Agency (FEA), the Department of Energy (DOE) and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). He was also an economist with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. Dr. Hulett was an Instructor in the Economics Department at Harvard University. His Ph.D. in Economics is from Stanford University and his B.A. is from the Special Program for Public and International Affairs (Woodrow Wilson School) at Princeton University.
David Hulett can be contacted at david.hulett@projectrisk.com
Created August 2015
BOOKS
Integrated Cost-Schedule Risk Analysis, Gower (2011)
Practical Schedule Risk Analysis, Gower (2009)
