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Project Planning & Scheduling
A schedule that works on site, and holds up later
A schedule is not paperwork for the department. It is how you know, every week, whether the job is on track, and it is the first thing anyone asks for in a delay dispute. We build programmes that work on site and hold up later.
Led by Tarun Panwar, Chartered Engineer · IEI Associate Member · IBBI Registered Valuer
When to call us
Signs you need this
- Starting a project with a fixed completion date
- The department asking for a work programme
- The site falling behind and nobody knows by how much
- Several sites competing for the same crew and machines
- A bank asking for a cash flow forecast
- Expecting to claim an extension later
What we do
The work, desk by desk
Every job starts with the cause. Here is what this department covers.
Work programmes
Bar charts and network schedules in MS Project or Primavera.
Resource planning
Labour, material and machinery planned against the programme.
Cash flow
When money goes out and comes in, month by month.
Progress tracking
Planned against actual, updated on a fixed cycle.
Recovery plans
When you are behind, a realistic plan to catch up.
Records for claims
Schedule updates that later prove who caused which delay.
What you get
In writing, every time.
Clear documents you can act on, hand to a contractor, or put in front of a department.
- Baseline programme
- Resource and cash flow plan
- Progress reports
- Updated schedules
How it works
Four steps, starting free
- STEP 01
Free 30-minute call
Tell us what is wrong. Send photos, drawings or the contract on WhatsApp. We tell you honestly what we think.
- STEP 02
Site visit and diagnosis
An engineer inspects, measures and tests where needed. We look for the cause, not the symptom.
- STEP 03
Written report and cost
You get findings, the action plan, and a BoQ or fee in writing. No surprises later.
- STEP 04
We stay till it is done
If you want, we select the contractor, supervise the work, check the bills and close it out.
Questions
Project Planning & Scheduling: common questions
Yes, scaled down. Even a one-page bar chart with key dates protects you when timelines are argued about later.
Related departments
Often needed together
Free & impartial advice
Your first 30 minutes are free.
Tell us what is going on. We reply on WhatsApp or by phone, and we tell you straight what we think.