To Minimize The Time And Cost Overrun Of Similar Buildings ( p6 primavera )
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2. To Minimize The Time And Cost Overrun Of The
Similar Projects
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Arshad Khan 13CE41
Israfel Bangash 13CE53
Mohammad Emad 13CE70
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• Introduction, Problem Statement
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• Literature Review & Research Objectives
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• Methodology
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• Results & Discussion
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• Conclusions and Recommendation
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• Future Scope
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Over view Of Our Project
2) Structural Drawing
1) Specification
4) BOQ
Standard And Non
Standard
7) Primavera P6
3) Architectural
Drawing
6) Estimation
5) MRS and CSR
7)Result
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What is a Project?
A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product,
service, or result. The temporary nature of projects indicates that a project
has a definite beginning and end
What is Project Management?
Project management is the application of knowledge, skills, tools, and
techniques to project activities to meet the project requirements.
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The Triple Constraint of Projects
• On Time, Budget, Quality = Required Scope
SCOPE
Time
Cost Quality
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8. Planning Engineer Roles and
Responsibilities
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Prepare and update project schedule based on the contract. Set
work program and target milestones for each phase based on the
project plan....
USING PRIMAVERA P6
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9. Prepare and update project schedule based on the contract.
Set work program and target milestones for each phase based on the project
plan.
Monitor critical activities based on the project schedule and advise project
management.
Prepare look ahead plan for the Execution team.
Monitor day to day work progress and prepare the weekly and monthly
program and report.
Prepares monthly report reflecting work progress summary.
Performs other duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from time to
time.
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10. Appropriately skilled & experience Project Manager
Clear authority for the PM to act
Commitment to the PM methodology
A skilled PM team agreed to the project goals
A complete project plan that is understood by all participants
Objectives that contribute to the larger goals of the organization
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Success Factors In Project Management:
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11. The project management process accomplished through the Following five
groups.
1. Initiating,
2. Planning,
3. Executing,
4. Monitoring and Controlling, and
5. Closing.
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Common Types of Construction Contracts
1) Lump Sum or Fixed Price
Contract Type
2) Item Rate Contract
3) Measurement contract
4) Percentage Rate Contract
14. Cost are basically two types
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COST
Indirect
Cost
Direct
Cost
Cost of (Material )
Gravel, Sand , Cement
etc.
Accounting and legal expenses
Administrative Salaries
Office Expenses
Rent
Telephone Expenses
Utilities
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COST
Indirect
Cost
Direct
Cost
TOTAL COST =
RS: 1017002.47/-
TOTAL COST =
RS: 10164000/-
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TOTAL COST (DIRECT + INDIRECT)
= RS: 11181002.47/-
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Duration
1) Similarity to other
activities
2) Historical data
3) Expert advice
4) Delphi technique
5) Three-point technique
Expert
Advice
Qamar Rohal Hasan
(Project manager of
Telenor head Islamabad)
Naveed Nawaz
(Project manager of
Paradise city center
bahria town )
Habib Rafiq
(Project Manager of
District Complex
Rawalakot)
Productivity Base
Experience Base
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
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A cost overrun, also known as
a cost
increase, underrated or budget
overrun, involves
unexpected costs incurred in
excess of budgeted amounts due
to an underestimation of the
actual cost during budgeting
A time overrun, also known as a
time increase is an unexpected
time incurred in excess of a
estimated/ allocated time
Time Over-Run Cost Over-Run
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CostOverrunPOORDECISION
MAKING
COMMUNICATIONGAP
INACCURATE
ESTIMATION
PROCUREMENT
DELAYS
Discussing causes of cost overrun is a step in enhancing the professional practice through trying to
avoiding the occurrence or the impact of these causes
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BOQ(MISSING DATA)
Scope Change(Material
changes)
21. OBJECTIVIES
To minimize the Cost over Budget
To minimize the Time over Run
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22. REVIEW OF PAST STUDIES
LITERATUREREVIEW
Study Year of Study Research Findings
Mohammadreza Emadi
Andani & Golsa Moshayedi 2016 Cost Control in Construction Project Using Primavera Project Planner
Oko John Ameh, Department
of Building, University of
Lagos, Nigeria
Number 2011
STUDY OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TIME OVERRUN AND
PRODUCTIVITY ON CONSTRUCTION SITES
U.Sindhu Vaardini
S.Karthiyayini
2016 STUDY ON COST OVERRUNS IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS.
Sindhu Vaardini September 2015
IDENTIFICATION OF CAUSES AND IMPACTS OF TIME
OVERRUN IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Nabil Al-Hazim, Zaydoun Abu
Salem, Hesham Ahmad*
2008 Delay and Cost Overrun in Infrastructure Projects in Jordan
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23. COST
SENIOR DOCTOR
BUILDING PHASE (2)
FACTORS WHICH EFFECT BUILIDING
ANALYSIS
1) SCOPE Change
2) BOQ ( MISSING DATA )
3) PROCUREMENT DELAYS
1) Changes in scope of projects
2) Unforeseen problems
3) Late Decision for approval
of materials
TIME
1) BOQ VARIENCES
2) POOR MANAGEMENT
3) POOR PLANNING
4) DELAYED AND FUNDING
BOQ
NON
STANDARD
STANDARD
GOVT OF PUNJAB
(MRS)
CONTRACTOR
(BIDDING)
SENIOR DOCTOR BUILDING
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METHODOLOGY
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OBS (Organizational Break Down Structure)
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METHODOLOGY
CALENDAR
GLOBAL PROJECTRESOURCES
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Work Break Down Structure (WBS)
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RESOURCES SHEET
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Activities
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Gantt Chart
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S CURVE ( RESOURCES)
34. – Time and cost overrun DIFFERNECE:
COST OVERRUN:
• Previous project completed RS 90821925.3/- while
our project will be completed in RS 80640922.56/-
TIME COMPARISON:
• Previous project completed in 24 month while our
project planning is completing in 12 months.
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Company required to complete their project with
specific TIME and COST and to maintain a
required SCOPE and QUALITY
• On Time, Budget, Quality = Required Scope
SCOPE
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Cost Quality
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36. LABORATORY CHARACTERIZATION OF ASPHALT MIXTURES USING DYNAMIC
MODULUS TEST
Department of Transportation Engineering, National Institute of Transportation (NIT), School of Civil and Environmental Engineering (SCEE), National
University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad, Pakistan.
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QUESTIONS