Clearly defining the project scope establishes deliverables and ensures mutual understanding of expectations and boundaries, facilitating the creation of a clear and concise Project Programme.

Presenting project schedules in a timeline format improves readability and effectively engages stakeholder.

Developing a detailed project schedule that encompasses all construction phases, including tasks, durations, relationships, and critical paths. This facilitates progress monitoring and allows for early identification of potential delays.

Creating a framework for budget control that includes cost estimation, tracking expenditures, and forecasting to ensure financial oversight and avoid cost overruns.

Identifying key performance indicators (KPIs) helps assess project progress and performance, including metrics for schedule adherence, budget compliance, and work quality.

Developing detailed cost estimates and budgets that reflect the required resources, enabling effective financial monitoring throughout the project lifecycle.