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4. 4
● Our mobilisation approach is flexible according to Client needs.
● However there are certain steps which need to happen at the beginning of any mobilisation to ensure
equal understanding and clarity, these are:
• Mobilisation Reporting Approach meeting
• Project Plan – Deep Dive
• Integrated Project Team (IPT) Workshop
Mobilisation Approach
5. 5
● To ensure that Mobilisation and Transition remain on track, we host a regular set of one off and weekly
meetings:
1. Contract Kick-off meeting
2. Individual Workstream Review’s (optional)
3. Internal weekly conference calls
4. Weekly Client Review
5. Weekly Governance call
6. Weekly Risk Register review
Meetings
6. 6
● This first level of reporting is for the key (Internal) stakeholders
● It is the highest, summary level of reporting
● Governance reporting is carried out weekly and is supported by a conference call to discuss
progress in greater detail
● The Governance report includes details on;
– Plan on a Page summary of all workstream functions
– Risks and issues (high, medium and low)
– Achievements and Highlights
– Planned achievements for the next reporting period
Level 0 – Governance Reporting
7. 7
● The Plan on a Page document highlights each of the workstream’s activity milestones
● The document is broken down into
– Central functions
– Operational functions
– Additional functions
● Each workstream reports on their milestones weekly so that the Plan on a Page document can then be
updated centrally.
● The Plan on a Page highlights key dates along the mobilisation and transition project timeline.
Level 1 – Plan on a Page & Milestones
8. 8
● Each workstream reports weekly
● Each workstream lead sends in their workstream slide update to the Project Management Office
(PMO), they are then collated into a presentation deck
● Each slide includes;
– Weekly activity summary
– Exceptions to plan
– Milestones (traffic light system and 4 week view)
– Achievements and Highlights
– Planned achievements for next reporting period
– Risks, Issues and Dependencies
● The Milestones are drawn from the Level 1 – Plan on a Page document.
Level 2 – Workstream Slide Deck
9. 9
● The Project Plan goes into greater detail and breaks each of the stages down into individual tasks
● The Project Plan also gives each task and stage a specific time frame for that activity to be completed
● The Project Plan is developed at the Kick-off meeting stage by workstream leads in collaboration with the
PMO to ensure the demands of the project fit into the given time frames
● The Project Plan feeds detail into the Plan on a Page document
Level 3 – Project Plan
10. 10
● There are a number of other document's you will be responsible for updating and providing supporting
information for, these are:
– The Risk Register
– Contract Quality Management Plan
– Business Continuity Plan
– Countdown Newsletters
Supporting documents
11. STATUS UPDATE OVERALL PROJECT STATUS
Current G
Previous G
STATUS UPDATE
CENTRAL SUPPORT FUNCTIONS
Account
Management
People &
Communications
Commercial &
Legal
Finance IT Systems QHSE
Current G G G G G G
Previous G G G G G G
STATUS UPDATE
OPERATIONAL DELIVERY FUNCTIONS
Mail Services M & E Services Security Services Front of House Cleaning Services Specialist Services
Current G G G G G G
Previous G G G G G G
STATUS UPDATE
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
Projects
Current G
Previous G
Red Risks Amber Risks
None Reported None Reported
Workgroup Weekly Update Slides
12. Plan on a Page – Central Functions
Workgroup Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16
Account
Management
People &
Communications
Commercial &
Legal
Finance
Mobilisation Phase Transition Phase
Business As
Usual
04/09 – Issue TUPE RFI
23/10 – Review ‘Welcome presentations’
with Thales
15/10 – Contact recognised Unions
30/10 – TUPE welcome packs
organised
18/12 – Collate intended measures
18/12 – All TUPE Individual consultations completed (to obtain RTW docs and issue
handbooks)
24/12 – Individual TUPE consultations completed
19/10 – Execute Contract
09/11 – Define WBS Structure for SAP
31/12 – Finance reporting
requirements established
02/12 – Contract Summary
produced
08/01 – Host Finance Workshop
04/12 – All Billing types mapped
04/12 – Finalise Contract Obligations Tracker
20/10 – All vetting forms completed by IFM
team
18/12 – CQMP and BCP reviewed by
AD
08/01 – TOM finalised
02/11 – Change control
Process agreed
11/12 – AD to complete schedule of deliverables
22/10 – Due Diligence schedule
agreed with Thales
08/01 – Transition Milestones
finalised
16/10 – Risk Register
review scheduled
17/11 – Escalation process and Hierarchy
agreed
06/11 – Draft Obligations Tracker
23/12 – Finalised list of subcontractors
agreed
27/11 – Review of contract and cost model completed
1st October 2015 11th January 2016 11th April 2016
08/01 – Contract review workshops completed Internal
MOU’s
25/01 – Contract Handbook
produced
10/12 - KPI and reporting structure agreed and
circulated
24/12 – Quality Assurance testing completed on
Helpdesk
16/10 – Implications of pay date changes investigated
30/10 – All Light
touch sessions
completed
13/11 – Review and agree additional billing
processes
11/11 – In receipt of all uniform orders 04/01 – Workflow Process
20/11 – Send service leads preparation doc
27/11 – Schedule Individual Employee Consultations
and send consultation grid to incumbents
10/01 – Completion of TUPE process
17/12 – Dispersal plan draft for ongoing update
18/12 – Ordering of IT Equipment Laptops and Phones
24/12 – Understanding Company cars on TUPE transfer
06/01 – Incident Management Escalations - review all Workstreams
13. Plan on a Page – Central Functions Cont…
Workgroup Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16
IT Systems
(inc Helpdesk &
MiWorld)
QHSE
Mobilisation Phase Transition Phase
Business As
Usual
09/11 – Commence WAN ordering
process
23/10 – Obtain reactive
call data
12/12 – Helpdesk UAT testing
complete
08/01 – CAFM system ready for Go-
Live
08/01 – Helpdesk ready for calls
26/11 - Airsweb set-up complete
15/12 – Draft BCP
produced
16/10 – Draft Risk Register produced
30/10 – Draft Health and Safety Plan
15/12 – Draft CQMP Produced
Key
On Target
Complete
Milestone has been missed but will not affect delivery
Milestone has been missed and will affect delivery
11/01 – Miworld ready for Go-Live
11/12 – Core QHSE training
identified
11th April 2016
11th January 2016
1st October 2015
27/11 – Info Sec questionnaire complete
27/11 – Confirm all
Workstream IT requirements
02/01 – Maximo ready for Go-Live
31/12 – All draft Risk Assessments completed
14. Workgroup Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16
Mail Services
(inc Portering)
M&E Services
(inc Direct Audits)
Security Services
Front of House
Services (inc
Switchboard &
Room Booking)
Plan on a Page – Operational Functions
Mobilisation Phase Transition Phase Business As Usual
11/01 – RAM’s completed on Key sites (where
practical)
20/11 – Produce CAFM Methodology
05/01– Day 1 Contingency plans
produced
11/12 – Draft AI’s produced
31/12 – Obtain and confirm rota’s for month 1
31/12 – Risk Assessments and
Method statements per site agreed
24/12 – Critical spares list collated
18/12 – Contingency plans
developed
30/11 – Uniform order placed
27/11 – Provide Helpdesk escalation
info
22/01 – DA logins circulated
24/12 – TOM
finalised
04/12 – All DD visits complete
30/11 – Uniform order placed
11/12 – Any additional recruitment needs
agreed with Thales
18/12 – TUPE consultation and
paperwork complete
18/12 – Pool of SC cleared guards identified
15/01 – Asset data surveys complete
06/11 – Uniform orders placed
11/12 – All DD visits complete
16/10 – Agree level of
security clearance for all staff
11/12 – All DD findings reported to AD
11th April 2016
11th January 2016
1st October 2015
11/12 – Revised BCP submitted
23/10 – Confirm ownership of
existing equipment
30/11 – Order/Novate equipment
13/11 – DD visit to
Basingstoke
16/11 – Order new
equipment
27/11 – Helpdesk request for info complete
13/11 – DD visit to Reading
13/11 – DD visit to Crawley
11/12 – Complete starter documents for
TUPE
24/12 – TOM finalised
06/11 – Uniform order placed
11/12 – All TUPE paperwork
complete
24/12 – TOM finalised
18/12 – Finalised list of subcontractors
11/12 – All TUPE paperwork completed
24/12 – TOM finalised
05/02 – Permanent CAFM Solution deployed
22/01 – Permanent CAFM Solution Client Readiness
review
11/01 – Interim CAFM Solution deployed
15/12 – Interim CAFM Solution readiness review
11/12 – AI’s Signed by the client
15. Workgroup Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16
Cleaning
Services
Specialist
Services (inc
Waste, Pest &
Landscaping)
Plan on a Page – Operational Functions Cont…
Mobilisation Phase Transition Phase
Business As
Usual
31/12 – Work schedules and method statements
15/12 – Pest site visit schedule
agreed
10/12 - Individual TUPE consultations complete
01/01 – All draft Risk
Assessments completed
17/12 – Incorporate building security into Your
Company docs
15/12 – Security policies per building
understood
Key
On Target
Complete
Milestone has been missed but will not affect delivery
Milestone has been missed and will affect delivery
08/01 - Ezitracker system order placed
30/11 – Site equipment ordered
28/12 – Compliance and
communication packs built
15/12 – 3rd Party suppliers updated
11th April 2016
11th January 2016
1st October 2015
18/12 – Bin delivery schedule agreed
11/12 – Out of Hours process and call out procedures recorded
18/12 – Consumables ordered and matrix
produced
04/12 – All DD visits complete
06/11 – uniform order
placed
18/12 – All TUPE paperwork complete
13/11 – Payment movement
understood
08/01 – Delivery to site of all new equipment
04/12 – All DD visits completed
24/12 – TOM finalised
24/12 – TOM finalised
16. Risk and Issues (Sample)
● TUPE no shows
● Agency staff – not visible through TUPE process
● Security – Vacancies in existing staff compliment (lead in for security clearance for new starters)
● Cleaning – Laundry Services, existing suppliers being set up on Your Company systems
● Alarm Monitoring – Clarity required on who is doing what (and where)
● Agreement of incumbent exit process and service handovers –
● Site specific Risk Assessments
● Your Company Bridging Helpdesk Solution
● Deliveries to sites for Go-Live
17. Achievements and Highlights
● Continual review of CQMP by all Workstreams
● IT equipment, email accounts and mobile devices for new employees ordered
● Welcome letters issued to Workstreams for their respective employees
● Forms for company cards - fleet organising vehicles
● Risk Assessment matrix completed
18. Planned achievements for next reporting period
● Review of CMQP/Risk Register by Workstreams
● BAFO Vs TOM – review structure
● Further FAQ’s to be completed and issued to incumbents
● Further guidance re Electricity pension query
● Create aspects and impacts register
● Identify QHSE Training requirements
● Risk Assessments to be uploaded
● Finalise Dispersal Plan
● Review Transition Milestones and cascade to Workstreams
19. Central Functions
• Account Management
• People and Communications
• Commercial and Legal
• Finance
• IT/Systems (inc Helpdesk)
• QHSE
20. Account Management
RAG Overall Process Risk Identification
Comms with affected
employees
Project Governance Team Vetting
Current G G G G G G
Previous G G G G G G
Summary
Exceptions to plan (Reasons for Reds/Ambers and Path to Green)
• None Reported
Achievements & Highlights Planned Achievements for next reporting period
EXAMPLE • EXAMPLE
Risks, Issues, Dependencies Key Milestones (4 week view)
Risks:
None reported
Issues:
None Reported
Dependencies:
None Reported
Milestone Forecast Date RAG Commentary
KPI and reporting structure
agreed
10/12/2015 B
Agreed with Thales to
complete during transition
Dispersal Plan build draft for
ongoing update
17/12/2015 B Draft available 15/12/15
Ordering of IT equipment -
Phones and Laptops
17/12/2015 B Order placed 14/12/15
21. People and Communications
RAG Overall TOM completion Union buy in
Comms with
affected employees
Movement of
employees on
SAP/ISAMs
On-going Comms
with Unions until
legal separation
Current G G G G G G
Previous G G G G G G
Summary
Exceptions to plan (Reasons for Reds/Ambers and Path to Green)
• None Reported
Achievements & Highlights Planned Achievements for next reporting period
EXAMPLE • EXAMPLE
Risks, Issues, Dependencies Key Milestones (4 week view)
Risks:
None Reported
Issues:
None Reported
Dependencies:
None Reported
Milestone
Forecast
Date
RAG Commentary
Schedule Individual
Employee Consultations
and send consultation grid
to incumbents
27/11/20
15
B
Collate intended measures
and formally write to
incumbent and
subcontractors to confirm
18/12/20
15
G
All TUPE Individual
consultations completed
(to obtain RTW docs and
issue handbooks)
18/12/20
15
G
22. Commercial and Legal
RAG Overall Contract drafting Contract approval Obligations Variations/CR Final update
Current G G G G G G
Previous G G G G G G
Summary
Exceptions to plan (Reasons for Reds/Ambers and Path to Green)
• None Reported
Achievements & Highlights Planned Achievements for next reporting period
EXAMPLE • EXAMPLE
Risks, Issues, Dependencies Key Milestones (4 week view)
Risks:
None Reported
Issues:
None Reported
Dependencies:
None Reported
Milestone
Forecast
Date
RAG Commentary
Contract Summary
produced
02/12/201
5
B
Uploaded to
SharePoint
Finalise Contract
Obligations Tracker
04/12/201
5
B
Final list of subcontractors
agreed
23/12/201
5
G
23. Finance
RAG Overall Allocate Budgets
Contract & Cost
Model
Reporting
Contract
Schedules
Final Update
Current G G G G G G
Previous G G G G G G
Summary
Exceptions to plan (Reasons for Reds/Ambers and Path to Green)
• None Reported
Achievements & Highlights Planned Achievements for next reporting period
EXAMPLE • EXAMPLE
Risks, Issues, Dependencies Key Milestones (4 week view)
Risks:
None Reported
Issues:
None Reported
Dependencies:
None Reported
Milestone
Forecast
Date
RAG Commentary
Review of contract
and cost model
completed
27/11/201
5
B
All billing types
mapped
04/12/201
5
B
Finance reporting
requirements
established
31/12/201
5
G
24. IT Systems
RAG Overall Progress Vs Plan Information Costs Risks & Issues Reports
Current G G G G G G
Previous G G G G G G
Summary
Exceptions to plan (Reasons for Reds/Ambers and Path to Green)
• None Reported
Achievements & Highlights Planned Achievements for next reporting period
EXAMPLE • EXAMPLE
Risks, Issues, Dependencies Key Milestones (4 week view)
Risks:
None Reported
Issues:
None Reported
Dependencies:
None Reported
Milestone Forecast Date RAG Commentary
Security Information check
completed
27/11/2015 B
Confirm all Workstream IT
requirements
27/11/2015 B
Helpdesk Go-Live UAT
and testing complete
14/12/2015 A
Revised date submitted
18/12/2015 as testing
underway
25. QHSE
RAG Overall Progress vs. Plan Costs Risks & Issues Information Resources
Current G G G G G G
Previous G G G G G G
Summary
Exceptions to plan (Reasons for Reds/Ambers and Path to Green)
• None Reported
Achievements & Highlights Planned Achievements for next reporting period
EXAMPLE • EXAMPLE
Risks, Issues, Dependencies Key Milestones (4 week view)
Risks:
None Reported
Issues:
None reported
Dependencies:
None Reported
Milestone
Forecast
Date
RAG Commentary
Core future QHSE
training identified
11/12/2015 B
Draft Business Continuity
Plan produced
15/12/2015 B
Draft Contract Quality
Management Plan
produced
15/12/2015 B