Project Operations Plan Procedure
Project Operations Plan Procedure
Tochukwu
0 29.09.17 PRESENTED FOR BID Chinedu O. Stan C.
O.
KIL/NAOC/FPSR/TECH BID/3
Project Management
Document No.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
1.0 GENERAL
2.0 SCOPE
3.0 REFERENCE
4.0 DEFINITION
5.0 RESPONSIBILITY
6.0 PROCEDURE
7.0 ATTACHMENT
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1.0 GENERAL
This document will provide an overview on how project control – planning and
cost control will be implemented on any KEMUD INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
project. The focus will be on successful engineering support and procurement,
fabrication and pipeline construction, to stay within schedule and budget
limitation.
2.0 SCOPE
The scope covers planning, scheduling and cost control during fabrication,
Pipeline Construction, engineering and procurement.
3.0 REFERENCE
4.0 DEFINITIONS
4.2 Planning
The development and maintenance of the project plan.
4.3 Scheduling
Analyzing activity sequence, durations and resource requirements to create a
project schedule.
5.0 RESPONSIBILITY
6.0 PROCEDURE
This CMS will be provided in bar chart format and will show the milestone
events and the duration of main activities for the client riser, flowline/pipeline
repair work including:
a) Engineering
b) Procurement
c) Fabrication / Construction
d) Installation
e) Hook-up
f) Testing / Commissioning
g) Riser repair mechanical acceptance.
The CMS will summarize the level 2 schedules, highlighting critical activities
path, and demonstrate IBL overall objectives for completing the work at the
contract delivery date. The CMS will be followed. It will be status monthly to
show actual progress.
These summary schedules will be provided in bar chart format covering the
following:
a) Engineering
b) Procurement
c) Fabrication / Construction
d) Installation
e) Hook-up
f) Testing / Commissioning
g) Riser repair mechanical acceptance.
This schedule will be followed up on site and reported to the Project Manager.
These detailed schedule shall be provided in bar chart, will have sufficient
details, and resourced as appropriate, to clearly demonstrate the logic and
viability of the overall program. The bar chart will be revised once a month to
show actual progress.
A weight factor based on level 3 will be assigned to each activity to show “S”
curves for actual, scheduled and forecasted progress.
These detailed schedules will be followed up on site and reported to the Project
Manager.
These will comprise work element listings such as Engineering Drawing Control
List, Purchase Order Register, and Productivity Schedules. The work elements
will be referenced back to levels 1 and 2 schedule activities and will be
assigned weight factors based on estimated man hours to form basis of the
detailed progress reporting systems.
A separate and overall progress will be provided for each of the following:
a) Engineering
b) Procurement
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c) Fabrication / Construction
d) Installation
e) Testing / Commissioning.
On weekly bases for the fabrication phase. Detailed back up will be issued
monthly to support the progress related items of KEMUD INTERNATIONAL
LIMITED payment schedule. This schedule will also provide “Exception Report”
reflecting missed milestones / events defined on Level 1 schedule with the
recovery action planned.
6.4 Engineering
A cumulative progress “S” curve based on estimated man-hours weightings and
manpower histogram based on estimated man-hours required to complete the
work within the timings on the level 2 schedule shall be provided.
These curves shall be statured on two weeks basis to show actual manpower
and actual percentage of work completed.
For each major section of the work, the following will be produced with forecast
values as appropriate.
(e) A summary of equipment status report including down time for critical
equipment.
This weekly report shall be issued to the client every Tuesday by noon local
time.
Using the integrated project control approach, the Planning Engineer shall track
and monitor the progress of the project. Each participating discipline engineer
and superintendent shall be responsible for tracking and controlling their areas
of responsibility.
The methods to be employed are briefly described below:
Meeting at which foreman, team leaders and high echelon of project team
examine general project progress. The aim is to ensure that any nascent
schedule threatening trends are nipped in the bud.
The baseline for the project cost control will be the contract price, as defined in
any project awarded to KEMUD INTERNATIONAL LIMITED.
The cost engineer will prepare variations and change orders in accordance with
corporate project change control procedure. The change order will be priced
based on available information from the detailed cost estimate and detailed
quantity information that is provided by the disciplines involved.
Within 30 days after the commencement of the project cash flow “S” curve, for
the overall project will be developed and submitted to the client for approval.
The “S” curve will be constructed by assigning values to each milestone / mini
milestone. The cumulative value of the “S” curve shall equal the lump sum
amount of the contract price.
7.0 ATTACHMENTS
7.2 Attachment 2 – Flow Chart for preparing and updating plans, schedules and
reports.
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Yes
Actual = Planned?
No
Yes
Ahead of Schedule?
No
No
Is Actual Progress = 100%?
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Construction Superintendent
Construction Supervisor
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