The Value Engineering Law Pioneer

The value engineering methodology for manufacturing was first developed by the late Larry Miles a General Electric employee during W.W.II, and later pioneered by Mr. Alphonse Dell'Isola, PE, RICS, FSAVE for its application, and use in the construction industry twelve years after his graduation from MIT in 1950.

The Value Engineering Law, now known as Public Law 104-106 is, in great part credited to, Mr. Alphonse Dell'Isola pioneering of the application in construction, and his expert testimony to several Senate and House Committees. He has been instrumental in introducing VE Programs in over 35 countries, 30 government agencies and 30 large corporations. He has conducted over 1000 contracts for various organizations and agencies on projects valued at over 55 billion dollars that resulted in implemented savings of some $2.5 Billion. In addition, workshops, seminars and briefings in VE, construction management and project cost control were conducted to over 15,000 professionals, and was a consultant to the Presidential Advisory Council on Management Improvement.

The Value Engineering Online Certification Course was developed by Al Dell'Isola, and adapted to the Internet by Richard Ridgeway is, the "only" online course approved By SAVE International for Module I – Certification (Pt. I).