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PM Case Study2-Revised
PM Case Study2-Revised
A. General Information
Information to be provided in this section is general in nature and quickly provides the
necessary information pertaining to the organization of the project and project
participants.
Points of Contact.
Please list the individuals who will be responsible for this project during its init ial
conceptual and planning stages, as
appropriate. This will be the group of individuals that meets to review and discuss the project statement
and sizing.
Position Name/Organization Phone E-mail
Finance Director Ivan Russell Junos +63 997 833 7582 Ivanjunos@gmail.com
Construction Carlangelo.breganzasantos@
Carl Angelo Santos +63 926 612 4263
Director gmail.com
B. Project Charter:
Business Problem.
Provide a brief concise description of the business problem.
Create and execute a project construction plan for the proposed 2-storey dormitory in the most
efficient, strategic, low-risk, financial-wise, and high-quality work to provide a high satisfaction for the
owner.
Project Objectives:
Provide a brief, list of what the project is to accomplish. The project objectives are a detailed version of
the statement of work. Taken with the statement of work, the objectives define the boundaries (scope) of
the project. The objective statement can also be seen as a decomposition of the statement of work into a
set of necessary and sufficient objective statement.
Objectives may include both short and long-term objectives.
The work to be done under this project will include the furnishing of all materials, prefabricated
parts, labor and equipment needed to complete a TWO STOREY DORMITORY construction and
assembly.
C. Planning Budget:
A small amount of high-level planning information should be provided with this project statement if any sizable
effort of business analysis needs to be completed. If not, this section may be omitted.
Use the following table to estimate the overall cost of the proposed project after the project plan is approved.
Remember that these cost figures are to be general estimates. The detailed project plan will follow
in the planning phase.
TOTAL
Attach a schedule for these tasks if available.
The above signatures represent agreement with the attached plan including agreement with the activities, the risks, the effort and the cost of the
associated project.
Current Stage of
Project:
Please answer the following questions by marking “Yes” or “No” and provide a brief response as appropriate Yes No
Is this an updated Project Plan? If so, reason for Update:
Budget for project by fiscal year and is project funded? If so, for what amount(s) and period(s):
Budget Amount: Year: Funded?
Budget Amount: Year: Funded?
Budget Amount: Year: Funded?
Total Budget:
Points of Contact
This should be the list of individuals that will be involved with the project during the execution phase.
Position Name/Organization Phone E-mail
Company:
Position Name Phone E-mail
Project: Date:
Business Problem.
Project: Date:
Project: Date:
Project Objectives:
Provide a brief, concise list of what the project is to accomplish.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Project Dependencies/Constraints:
Project: Date:
Provide an organization chart that defines the person reporting responsibility for the project organization.
Project: Date:
Provide an activity list (work breakdown structure) that describes each task required by the project
Activity Activity Name Description Duration Start Date Finish Dependency Resources Milestone
# Date
Project: Date:
Provide the project schedule, using a Gantt chart. The schedule must include milestones, task dependencies, task duration, work product delivery dates, quality
milestones (reviews/audits/inspections), configuration management milestones, and action items (with deadlines and responsibilities).
Project: Date:
A description of project risks, the probability of the risk occurring, the impact of the risk on the project, and the suggested mitigation activities.
Ref Risk Loss Probability Risk Previous Preventive Contingency Responsible Comments
Category/ Hours Risk Measures Measures Person
# Hours
Event Hours
Late filing Penalty None Follow up Non-Significant
and issuance from time to
of business time
documents
Severe -Financial -Request for Significant
weather and time
conditions Project extension
Delay -Tailor-fit
-Damage the
to construction
property schedule
with
probable
delays
Materials -Improper -Safety -Buddy Significant
lifting handling training system
may lead -Safety implementat
to Control ion
accidents -Updating
and death. of
-work psychologic
stoppage al state of
Project: Date:
machine
operators
before
execution
Payment -Financial -Select -Incentivize Non-significant
delays of - highly members
cooperative Reputatio trusted and
billings nal losses work
leading to - proficient
non- Productivi cooperative
payment of ty loss s
salaries to -Project
coop Delay
workers -Loss of
cooperativ
es
Warehousin -may lead -Provision -Acquire Non-significant
g to of quality competent
accidents, control and workers to
materials quality perform the
spoilage, assurance task
and teams -Conduct
damages skills
training
about proper
handling
Equipment - -Frequent -Consistent Significant
Breakdown Unexpecte machine update with
d and checkup Machine
uncontroll and Manufactur
Project: Date:
ed maintenanc er/
machinery e Equipment
breakdow -Controlled renter
n. daily
workload
for
equipment
Excessive - -Minimize -Provision Non-significant
Constructio Neighbori loud of decibel
n Noise ng operational meter in the
structures works site
may file during
complaint night
s leading
to work
stoppage
Excavation -Civilians, -Sequential -Covering Non-significant
Process operators, excavation temporary
and process to excavations
vehicles avoid with
may fall massive excavations
off at excavations supports
excavatio within the (Metal
ns site sheets, etc.)
-Work
Stoppage
Delivery of -Project -Advanced -Delivery
purchased Delay provision Alerts
materials -Financial of work
(supplier to Losses instruction
Project: Date:
Project: Date:
complains
-Work
Stoppage
Project: Date:
Maintain a list of action items, including a description of the item, a point of contact a date by which action should be taken and a description of the action taken to
close items.
Comments:
Project: Date:_________________
Significant Accomplishments:
Financial Status:
Planned Versus Actual Costs:
Technical Status/Issues:
Project: Date:
WBS Activity Description Depend Owner Planned Schedule Actual Schedule Target Schedule
Start Finish Dur. Start Finish Dur. Start Finish Dur.
Comments: All activities that are not meeting planned dates need to define: reason, approach to bring into conformance, and impact.
Project: Date:
Justification:
Alternatives:
Project: Date:
Review Date:____________________________
Review Results:
Reason:
Project: Date:
Control Number_____________________
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Project Name:________________________________ Date:____________
Requester:________________________________Organization:_______________________
(Specify)____________________________________________________________________________
Description:
Recommendation
Proposed Assignee:____________________________
Attachments (if any):
Project: Date:
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Reviewer:__________________________________ Review Completion Date:________________
Reviewer Comments:
Comments: