CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING &

MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS

Training Name:
HOW TO BECOME A PLANNING
ENGINEER
INTRODUCTION
Project Planning : A sentence to remember

Failure to Plan
Is
Planning to Fail
 8 Classes @ 2 Hours = 16 Hours
Project Management and Project
Field Oriented Training Management Plans

Theme-Oriented MS PowerPoint Extensive PM Tools Training

Presentations

Excellent Blogs and Articles related Resource and Cost Planning

Planning and Primavera

Extensive Class Interaction FIDDIC Clause 14

Assignments Progress Reports

Encourage Creative Thinking Methodology Statements

Field Oriented Full Fledge Project

Practical Projects Overview
(Robert Wysocki / Robert Beck Jr. / Daniel B. Crane:
Effective Project Management, John Wiley & Sons,
2002, p.65)
(Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge,
the Project Management Institute, 4th. Ed., 2008, p. 6)
Managing the
project within
the constraints
of time, budget,
and given
Specifications.
Project Planning reduces
uncertainty and increases
understanding of the project

Many project failures are

attributed to mistakes and
shortcomings which
occurred in the projects
planning phase.
The Project Management Plan is the
output of the project planning phase.

It contains
What Activities or tasks that need
to be performed??? (Scope)
Why they need to be done???
When they will be done???(Time)
Who will do them???
What resources are needed???
How much cost is needed??? (Cost)
for the project to be considered
SUCCESSFUL.
 Project Integration Plan
Project Scope Plan
Project Communication Plan
Project Cost Plan
Project Time Plan
Project Quality Plan
Project Risk Plan
Project Human Resource Plan
PMI Standard
Project ProcurementPlan
Project Scope Plan

Project Time Plan

Project Cost Plan

 The project management process means planning the work and then
working the plan.
7 steps of planning
1. Clearly define the project objective.
2. Divide and subdivide the project scope into major pieces
3. Define the specific activities for each piece (work package)
4. Graphically portray the activities that need to be performed fro each
work package in order to accomplish the project objective in the form
of network diagram.
5. Make a time estimate for how long it will take to complete each activity
resources needed.
6. Make a cost estimate for each activity.
7. Calculate a project schedule and budget to determine whether the project
can be completed within the required time, with the allotted founds, and
with the available resources.
 MUHAMMAD ABDUL WAJID RAI
0344-5464491
m_a_wajid@yahoo.com

ADEEL SHEHZAD GONDAL

0331-5285052
adeelgondal90@gmail.com
Those who cannot remember the past are
condemned to repeat it
THANK YOU!