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BSBPMG522 Assignment 1
BSBPMG522 Assignment 1
Instructions
This assessment task requires you, in response to a simulated business scenario, to answer define a
project and develop a project plan. Using the workplace scenario information provided, you will determine
the scope of a project and develop a portfolio of planning documentation, to discuss with your Operations
General Manager (the Assessor) of the simulated business – Max Lionel Realty. You will negotiate
aspects of the project with their assigned project team. Finally, you will submit planning documentation for
approval.
During this assessment task you are required to participate in simulated project meeting/s with a project
team of 2-4 members. Assessors will ensure you are assigned a project team for this Assessment Task,
and members of the team should be drawn from other Students undertaking this unit of competency.
Specific instructions for the project conditions, including budget and team roles are contained within the
Scenario information below.
Where you are not able to access other participants to be team members, the Assessor may role-play the
project team members. Either way, you will need to meet with the Operations General Manager (the
Assessor) in person regularly to discuss project scope and portfolio of planning documents.
Procedures
There are two parts to this assessment task. Part A requires you, using the workplace information
provided for Max Lionel realty in Appendixes 1 and 2, will determine the scope of the project and develop
a portfolio of draft planning documentation to discuss with Operations General Manager of Max Lionel
Realty. The Assessor will simulate the Operations General Manager role. In part B you will then negotiate
aspects of the project with your assigned project team members.
You will then work independently of the project team and submit your final planning documentation for
approval to the Operations General Manager
To satisfactorily complete this assessment task, you are required to undertake each activity in the order
listed below, to an acceptable industry standard:
PART A
1. Read the simulated business documentation, including policies and procedures, in the document
‘Max Lionel Realty - Simulated Business’, provided in Appendix 1 of this Assessment Task 1.
2. Review the templates contained in the document ‘IBSA - Project planning templates’ for possible
use or adaptation in completing project requirements. These documents are provided in Appendix
2.
3. Students should then read the information supplied in the Max Lionel Realty Scenario below.
Max Lionel Realty (MLR), in order to build customer goodwill and satisfy its legal and ethical
obligations, has decided to implement a program to:
• inform agents of legal and ethical obligations (particularly with respect to WHS and anti-
discrimination legislation) and any standards or codes of conduct followed by the organisatio
• promote high standards in professional conduct (see Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV)
Code of Conduct and relevant legislation
• inform clients, tenants and potential tenants of MLR’s commitments
• achieve employee and client buy-in for initiative.
You are an external consultant (from Ace Consultants) contracted to project manage activities to
achieve the objectives above.
Previous needs analysis for the project has uncovered characteristics and requirements of
Residential and Commercial Agents and Clients:
4. Once reviewed all three documents, you should then arrange a suitable time and date for the
project team to meet with and to receive additional details from the Operations General Manager
(the Assessor) of the project team, about cost, skills, and suggested project deliverables and
timeframes.
During this project team meeting and/or over a period of time at subsequent meetings, Students
should work collaboratively with fellow team members and undertake the following activities:
5. Determine the project scope. The team should develop appropriate initiation and scope
documents for discussion with Operations General Manager (the Assessor).
6. Determine additional documentation required to determine project and develop deliverables.
7. Define project stakeholders. Students are to determine how they will engage and manage
stakeholders to achieve the project objectives.
8. Develop communication and stakeholder management plans for discussion. The team
should consider all scenario information and the organisational structure of Max Lionel realty to
determine stakeholders and stakeholder interests.
Once the teams Project Plan, Risk Management Plan and the Budget are developed, Students and their
team members should:
16. Arrange to meet with the Operations General Manager (the Assessor) to consult and discuss:
a. Project scope
b. Additional documentation required to determine project and develop deliverables
c. Project stakeholders
d. Personal responsibilities
e. Relationship of project to other projects, systems, strategic aims of organisation
f. Resources and access to resources
g. Portfolio of documents:
i. project initiation and scope documents
ii. project plan (version 1)
iii. risk management plan (version 1)
iv. budget (version 1).
17. During the meeting Students and their fellow team members must solicit feedback from the
Operations General Manager (the Assessor) on each of the three (3) Version 1 drafts and ensure
understanding of any additional project issues or changes to project parameters.
PART B
18. After the meeting Students should meet with their project team to:
Decision-making rules
To achieve a satisfactory result, you must:
• Meet with Operations General Manager to discuss project scope and portfolio of planning documents
• Participate in project meeting/s with project team
• Submit individual copies of:
a. Project initiation and scope documents, including: a project brief; a project scope; a
stakeholder analysis; a communication plan; roles and responsibilities; project snapshot
b. A project plan (version 1 and version 2)
c. A risk management plan (risk register and risk assessment for each of four risks) (version 1
and version 2)
d. A budget (version 1 and version 2).