Objectives
- Improved managerial approaches to project management
- Ability to identify and mitigate risk factors and associated commercial and programe implications
- Increase understanding of commercial liabilities resulting from schedule changes and variations
- Ability to apply Advanced Scheduling techniques
- Develop strategies for project execution
- Control project execution effectively and efficiently
- Help participants to begin immediate implementation of the steps needed to maximize value in the projects they deliver for their organization
Who Should Attend?
- Professionals from all industries who have a desire to advance their skills in contracting and project management
- The program would be particularly suitable for those from project management teams, planning departments, process improvement teams, contracting teams, claims and business audit personnel, risk and/or contract strategists
- Construction Engineers and Senior Construction Supervisors.
Course Contents :
Projects and Contracts
Risk Management
- The Basic Foundations of Risk Management
- Risk Management Planning
- Risk Identification
- Risk Analysis and Prioritization
- Risk Response Planning
- Risk Response Control
Stakeholder Analysis and Management
- Identify Stakeholders
- Prioritize Stakeholders
- Understand Key Stakeholders
- What Do You Need From Each Stakeholder (and What Do They Want)
- Identify Messages to Convey
- Identify Actions and Communications
Scheduling and Estimating
- Degrees of Accuracy and Reliability
- Scheduling
- Estimating
Critical Chain Project Management
- Theory of Constraints (TOC)
- PMBOKTM, TQM and TOC
- Critical Chain Method
Supervising and Monitoring Progress
- Earned Value Management
- Lessons Learned
- Moving Forward