Progress Measurement System- Downloadable Course

You Can’t Manage What You Don’t Measure. Why an accurate Progress Management System  (PMS)? Does it really matter to spend time and effort to compile such detail system? There might be so many reasons for having an accurate progress measurement system depending on the type of project but the most important reason for us is to effectively Plan, Monitor, and Control The Project. And This is the Aim of Our Course.

This short, yet effective course will not only teach you the Progress Management System, and which type of measurement you should use to report the project progress, but also we will give you amazing collection of the Excel dashboards, template, and project management tools you could start using immediately in your daily work. And guess what,  The course contents are downloadable 😉

Course Content

Work Progress Definition

• Standard definition  of Work Progress
• Schematic example of Work Progress

Work Progress Measurement Techniques

• Fix Formula
• Weighted Milestones
• Percent Complete
• Apportioned effort
• Level of Effort
• Opinion Expert

Progress Measurement System Definition

• Data vs Information
• What is PMS?

Progress Measurement Framework

• PMU
• Activity
• Deliverable
• Practical Example

EPC Phase Measurement Techniques

• Main steps to develop a measurement system
• Create WBS
• Organize Estimated Quantity
• Develop The Detail Progress Tracking Systems/Sheets
• Engineering Phase
• Procurement Phase
• Construction Phase

Importance of Having an Accurate PMS

• Integration in Reporting
• Inputs for Scheduling
• Contracting and Cash Flow

Dealing with changes in scope and price

• Actual Work and Remaining Work when changes happen
• Updating S-curves

Project Management Templates:

• 16 amazing template (we are even adding much more, and will notify you to download them once we added new contents)

This course is part of the Golden Package Offer with 50% discount: click here to see golden package

After you purchase this course you will find the lessons in the Curriculum  tap as per the photo below: