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CONSTRUCTION PROJECT PLANNING & COST CONTROL

Introduction:

This program aims to teach you how to plan every aspect of a construction project, from scheduling to resource allocation. You will acquire the tools and strategies needed to control costs, avoid overruns, and ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget.

Whether you are an aspiring engineer, a project manager, or someone interested in improving their skills in the field of construction, this program will set you on the right path to achieving your professional goals.

Who Should Attend

This program is ideal for a variety of individuals who work or aspire to work in the field of construction and project management. Here’s who can benefit from attending:

  1. Civil Engineers: Those who wish to enhance their skills in planning and managing construction projects.
  2. Project Managers: Those looking for effective ways to control costs and improve project execution efficiency.
  3. Contractors: Those needing to improve their abilities in organizing and managing resources to ensure projects are completed on time.
  4. Financial Planners: Those working in construction companies who seek a deeper understanding of project planning and cost control processes.
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Course Contents

Day 1: Introduction and Project Planning

  • Introduction to Project Management: Fundamentals and principles of project management in construction.
  • Project Planning Process: How to prepare a comprehensive project plan.
  • Setting Goals and Criteria: How to define project objectives and success criteria.
  • Schedule Analysis: Creating and developing project timelines.

Day 2: Resource and Cost Management

  • Resource Management: Identifying and allocating human and material resources for the project.
  • Cost Estimation: How to accurately estimate project costs.
  • Project Budget: Preparing and monitoring the project budget.
  • Tools and Software: Using technological tools and software in resource and cost management.

Day 3: Scheduling and Risk Management

  • Schedule Development: Techniques and tools for developing the project schedule.
  • Risk Management: Identifying, analyzing, and assessing potential risks.
  • Contingency Planning: How to prepare alternative plans to address risks.
  • Tracking and Updating Schedules: How to update schedules to keep up with changes.
  • Interactive Activity: Practical application of risk management and scheduling.

Day 4: Performance Monitoring and Cost Control

  • Key Performance Indicators: How to use performance indicators to measure project progress.
  • Reporting and Analysis: Preparing periodic reports and analyzing financial data.
  • Cost Control: Strategies for controlling costs and minimizing overspending.
  • Practical Applications: Case studies on performance monitoring and cost control.
  • Group Discussion: Sharing experiences and tips among participants.

Day 5: Project Execution and Closure

  • Execution Management: How to manage execution processes in the project.
  • Project Handover: Procedures and legal and technical requirements.
  • Performance Evaluation: Assessing the overall performance of the project and documenting lessons learned.
  • Closing Session: Summarizing the program and exchanging ideas and feedback.

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