Without effective project time management, there can be no effective resource management, cost management or delay management! This intensive one-day workshop is focused on defining the standards by which project schedules should be prepared, quality controlled, updated, reviewed and revised by an effective project scheduler. The workshop is designed to help planners and schedulers who know how to use their software effectively to move up to the next level of developing and using schedules that proactively contribute to the timely completion of complex projects. It is designed to be a valuable skills development process for working
It is designed to be a valuable skills development process for working schedulers who want to move beyond simply processing data in a scheduling tool, and elevate their planning and scheduling practice to a more advanced level by focusing on the skills and know-how needed to use the schedule to make a positive contribution to successful project delivery.
We offer a range of 1 and 2 workshops on a variety of project controls subjects, customised to your requirements. A typical 1-Day intensive scheduling course plan is outlined below, for more options visit our workshops and short courses page.
Or, Contact Us with your training requirements.
This intensive workshop lays out the basis for an effective planning and scheduling practice. It is based on the PMIPractice Standard for Scheduling and the CIOB 'Guide to Good Practice in the Management of Time in Complex Projects' plus other key references. The workshop covers:
Design and Structure your Road Map
Analyse the Schedule
Resources and Tools
Maintaining the Schedule
All workshop attendees will be provided with a course workbook, a copy of the CIOB Guide to Good Practice in the Management of Time in Complex Projects and references to an extensive library of papers to assist planners and schedulers develop their skills, and the managers of planners and schedulers appreciate the direct linkage between ‘good scheduling’ practice and the successful delivery of any project or program.
The ideas and practices discussed during this practical workshop are applicable to any schedule, developed using any software tool, to provide a framework that today’s schedulers can use to build their careers; and that project, program, PMO, and other senior managers can use to improve the scheduling practice within their organisations.
In addition to the course outlined above, we offer a range of 1 and 2 workshops on a variety of project controls subjects, customised to your requirements. For more options visit our workshops and short courses page.
Or, Contact Us with your training requirements.