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This document outlines the key steps for engineering projects including planning, execution, handover, and ensuring project success. It emphasizes the importance of thorough planning, controlling execution, and focusing on quality and continuous process improvement. Secrets to success include brainstorming, forward planning, time management, controlling costs and schedules, doing it right the first time, and prioritizing the project over individual goals.
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Planning to handover
- 5. PLANNING
- 6. PLANNING - SECRETS SECRETS TO PLANNING SCHEDULE LESS TIME FOR A TASK EVERY MINUTE SPENT IN PLANNING SAVES 5 MINUTES IN EXECUTION PRODUCTIVE TO BE LEISURE
- 7. PLANNING – FOCUS ON
- 12. PLANNING – BILL OF QUANTITIES
- 13. PLANNING – BILL OF QUANTITIES
- 14. PLANNING – BILL OF MATERIALS
- 16. PLANNING – ARRIVE AT COST
- 24. EXECUTION – SETTING OUT
- 25. EXECUTION – SETTING OUT
- 26. EXECUTION – EXPLICIT - INDUCTION
- 28. EXECUTION – MATERIAL INDENT
- 29. EXECUTION – MATERIAL INDENT
- 49. HANDOVER
- 50. HANDOVER
- 51. HANDOVER - TIDY
- 52. HANDOVER
- 54. HANDOVER
- 56. PROJECT SUCCESS - SECRETS SECRETS TO PROJECT SUCCESS BRAINSTORMING FORWARD PLANNING TIME MANAGEMENT CONTROLLING DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME QUALITY IS MINDSET – DEVELOP IT IMPROVE THE PROCESSES PROJECT ABOVE INDIVIDUAL
- 57. TIME MANAGEMENT
- 58. TIME MANAGEMENT
- 59. TIME MANAGEMENT