BU 632 - Week 5 Assignment

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Week 5 Assignment – Project Plan Gwendolyn Williams BU 632 - Project Management Applications Dr. Jesus Lemus “4-7-23” Project Scope Statement Title of Project: Office Designs

Dates for Project: This project has an estimate of taking 180 days starting from 04/10/2023 to 10/10/2023. Project’s Budget: The project’s budget will be $4.8 million, including an extra cost of $400,000 for vast purposes. The objective of the Project: Target the modern office within a six-month timeframe of meeting the client’s request. This will take advantage of the project restrictions such as time and cost. Deliverables: Includes parking areas, washrooms, board rooms, cabinets of concrete, kitchen, waiting rooms, and meeting rooms. Milestones: Includes foundation laying, wall elevations, frame laying, interior and exterior, plumbing, and construction for the electric circuit (Nimbal & Jamadar, 2017). Tech Requirements:  Five offices with an eight-person capacity  One-hundred-person capacity for the boardroom.  Thirty-person capacity waiting room.  The kitchen for the use of heating meals.  Washrooms, 2 for the men and 2 for the women.  Parking area that can park up to 40 vehicles. Exclusions and Limits: The entertainment grounds are excluded from the project such as the swimming pools. Customer Review and Agreement: The agreement consists of shall be started as needed and for clients to offer the necessities to facilitate the project. Work Breakdown Structure Task Name WB Work Working

S Hours Days Office Designations 1 2520 180 Pieces of training 1.0 319 29 Finalization of plans and estimates 1.2 260 26 The signing of the contract and giving notices 1.3 5 1 Apply for Permits 1.4 16 2 Securing the Permits 1.4.1 16 2 Work Site 2.1 72 8 Lot Clearance 2.2 40 5 Installation of power services 2.3 16 2 Underground Utility Installation 2.4 16 1 Foundation Laying 3.1 440 55 Excavating the Foundation 3.2 72 8 Formation of the Basement Wall 3.3 136 17 Concrete Placement 3.4 136 17 Basement Wall Curing 3.5 1 7 Basement Wall Stripping 3.6 16 2 Insulated or Waterproofed walls 3.7 16 2 Inspection of the Foundation 3.8 8 1 Backfilling 3.8 16 2 Framing 4.1 120 15 Joist Installation 4.2 24 3 Deck Laying 4.3 24 3 Wall Framing 4.4 32 4 Corner Framing 4.5 8 1 Roof Framing Completion 4.6 24 3 Framing Inspection 4.7 8 1 In Dry 4.8 336 52 Critical Path and the Network Diagram In order to draw the Network Diagram in CPM, it is important to use most of the information from the Work Breakdown Structure which includes the task name, project scope, the predecessor, and the duration of the activities (Deacon & Van der Lingen, 2015). The Project Critical Path passes through the paths of Pieces of training, Foundations, framing, Dry In, Landscaping, and Final Acceptance (Nooriafshar, 2015). If a person was to use PERT, certain steps will be taken such as:  Identifying certain activities and their milestones.

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 Determine the proper sequences of activity to know the exact way and order.  Construct the PERT Network Diagram for information for the sequence activity.  Developing the estimated times that are needed for each activity.  Developing a critical path  Providing adjustments in charts as project progression is made. References Deacon, H., & Van der Lingen, E. (2015). The use of the critical path and critical chain methods in the South African construction industry. Acta Structilia, 22(1), 73-95. Lock, D. (2017). The essentials of project management. Routledge. Nimbal, V. A., & Jamadar, B. (2017). Planning, Scheduling, and Allocation of Resources for Multi-Storied Structures using Oracle’s Primavera P6 software. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology, 7(7), 2762-2768. Noori Afshar, M. (2015). A workshop on the use of an interactive multimedia environment for learning the basics of network diagram construction in project management. In Proceedings of the 13th International Conference of the Mathematics Education for the Future Project: Mathematics Education in a Connected World (Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 275- 277). Mathematics Education for the Future Project.