3. Project Management
Purpose of the Project
Purpose is to complete the all
window work of the Himalaya boys
hostel , academic building . so that
building will work according to their
own function.
Brief description of project
In 2020 Poornima university
infrastructure is expending .the
purposed infrastructure work has
started from 1jan2020.
And also purposed hotel Himalaya-3
has started .so all the window work
has be done with in 3month. window
work of Poornima university in block
2-3 floor2
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4. Window work
• The project name – Poornima window work
• The project number (if you have one) – 2 blocks
• Number of windows – 80
• Name of the project manager – chandar prakash
suthar
• Project sponsor – Poornima foundation
• Start date of the project – 1jan’2020
• Expected end date – 1April’2020
• The date the report is released – 10jan’2020
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5. Tentatively CONSIDERING points
• Introduction-window
work of Poornima
university in block 2-
3 floor2
• Properties
• BIS (Bureau of Indian
Standard)
Specifications &
Requirements
• Uses & Applications
• Present Indian
Market
Position/Overview
• Export & Import
Statistics Data
• Names and
Addresses of Existing
Units (block 2)
• List of Plant &
Machineries
• Miscellaneous Items
and Accessories
• Instruments,
Laboratory
Equipments and
Accessories
•Electrification, Electric
Load and Water
•Maintenance,
Suppliers/Manufacturers
of Plant and Machineries
•Process of Manufacture
with Formulations, if
applicable
•List of Raw Materials
•Availability of Raw
Materials
•Requirement of Staff &
Labour
•Personnel Management
•Skilled & Unskilled
Labour
•Requirement of Land
Area
7. DESIGNING STEP FOR WORK
START
start
DESIGN
MATERIAL
WINDOW
TRANSPOTATI
ON/FIXING
TOOLS/LABOURS
PURCHESING
PURCHESING
PURCHESING
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8. WBS OF
WINDOW
WORK
Data collection
Construction
Material &
Tools
manufacturing Installation
Quantity
•Depend on
speed of work
•Depend on
available
storage
•Labours etc.
Storage
•Window part
sizes
•L –angle
1.5x1.5 inch
•Mosquito jali
200m
•Hinges
100x40mm
size
•Iron rod
8x8mm
•Z section
•Patti 1.5inch
Way of
transportation
•Manual
tools
•Hammer
•Plier
•Screw driver
•Chisel
•Cutter
•Etc.
paint
•Oil paint
•Asian paint
20lit. Black
•Primer 20lit.
•Thinner 40ltr.
Number of
windows
•80-100
Sizes of
window
•Metal
•Mosquito jali
materials
•1.5x1.8m
Time limit
•2 months
cost
•15-180k
Welding types
•Arch welding
•Screw joints
9. Manufacturing
labour
• Welder-
3
• Helper-
3
cutting
•First
marking
will be
done
according
to size
Welding
• Anand
13
welding
rod
• Tools.
Transporting
• Manu
ally
Storing
•Require
storage
space
•Partitions
etc
Installation
transportation
• By truck
• Depend
on
distance
fixing
• Require
storage
space
• Partitions
etc
Storing
• Require
fixing
tools
• 2 labour
• etc
Finishing work
• Final
painting
• Cleaning
13. • Purchased goods: n Purchasing costs.
• Freight costs.
• Inwards goods and inspection costs.
• Warehouse labour for storing, moving etc.
• Manufactured goods
• Manufacturing time/labour.
• Manufacturing materials. n Time/labour
• Inspection costs.
• Increased space needed.
• Increased materials handling needed.
• increased physical stocktaking (and increased risk of
errors).
• Increased record keeping and accounting.
• Increased probability of loss, damage and deterioration.
Increased probability of obsolescence.
14. Along with financial
details as under
• Summary of Capital
Cost of Project
• Land & Side
Development Exp.
• Buildings
• Plant & Machineries
• Misc. Fixed Assets
• Technical Know how
Fees & Exp.
• Preliminary Expenses
• Pre-operative
Expenses
• Provision for
Contingencies
• Cost of Project and
Means of Finance
• Assessment of
Working Capital
requirements
• Sources of Finance
• Break-Even Analysis
and profitability
analysis.
• Quantitative Details-
Output/Sales/Stocks
•Raw Material Cost
•Other Raw Material
Cost
•Packing Material
Cost
•Consumables, Store
etc.,
•Employees Expenses
•Fuel Expenses
•Power/Electricity
Expenses
•Repairs &
Maintenance Exp.
•Administration
Expenses
•Selling Expenses
•Assumptions for
Profitability
workings
•Assessment of
Working Capita
18. (i) concept and site finalization,
(ii) feasibilities studies and establishing of
project schedules, (iii) approvals and consents
(iv) design and engineering
(v) project planning
(vi) monitoring of all project activities and
processes along with control of changes
(vii) contract and procurement,
(viii) materials’ receipt and storage,
(ix) budget and expenditure, and
(x) construction activities at site consisting of
civil, structural, erection and commissioning
work, and
(xi) project handing over and closing.
20. Effective factors
(i) work scope,
(ii) time period,
(iii) resources,
(iv) costs,
(v) quality,
(vi) communication,
(vii) co-ordination,
(viii) risk, , and safety of men and equipment.