Scheduling and Planning
“Plan
your work (schedule), and work your plan (success)."
The most important reason for developing a schedule is to
communicate and manage the work plan. Schedules are key to
improved communications between the prime and subcontractors
and between the owner and the contractors during the course
of the project. While the types of schedules vary from bar
chart to short interval to precedence diagrams, their value
remains a key to a successful project. Schedules are the tool
that solidifies the plan.
• Critical
Path Method (CPM)
• Bar Chart
• Ghantt
• Cash Flow and Cost Loaded
• Phasing
• Manpower
• Counter Measure
• Alternate Planning and Sequencing
• GC Schedule Review for Subcontractors
• Subcontractor Schedules |
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CPC
will analyze your project and the contract documents for
the best scheduling
application. Whether through bar chart,
arrow diagram or precedence method, CPC’s schedules
will help you manage the work and bring your project to
a successful
completion. We do not insure you will complete your project
on schedule. Our effort will be to insure you have a workable
plan and assist you with counter measures should the inevitable
occur.
We utilize
Microsoft Project™ Software and Primavera™ Software
for our scheduling tools. |