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1.040/1.401 1.040/1.401 Project Management Project Management Spring 2007 Spring 2007 Lecture 7 Lecture 7 Dr. SangHyun Lee [email protected] [email protected] Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Planning Basics Planning Basics

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1.040/1.401 Project Management Spring 2007 Lecture 7. Planning Basics. Dr. SangHyun Lee. [email protected]. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Project Management Phase. DESIGN PLANNING. DEVELOPMENT. OPERATIONS. CLOSEOUT. FEASIBILITY. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Transcript of 1.040/1.401 Project Management Spring 2007 Lecture 7

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1.040/1.4011.040/1.401

Project ManagementProject ManagementSpring 2007Spring 2007

Lecture 7Lecture 7

Dr. SangHyun [email protected]@mit.edu

Department of Civil and Environmental Department of Civil and Environmental EngineeringEngineering

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Planning BasicsPlanning Basics

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Project Management Project Management PhasePhase

FEASIBILITY

CLOSEOUTDEVELOPMENT OPERATIONS

Fin.&Eval.Risk

Estimating

PlanningPlanning

DESIGNDESIGNPLANNING PLANNING

Organization

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OutlineOutline

Planning – Hierarchical Project Planning – Hierarchical Project StructuresStructures Work Breakdown StructureWork Breakdown Structure

Organization Breakdown StructureOrganization Breakdown Structure

Cost Breakdown StructureCost Breakdown Structure

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Planning ComponentsPlanning Components

What: Work Breakdown StructureWhat: Work Breakdown Structure How: Plans and SpecificationsHow: Plans and Specifications Who: Organization Breakdown StructureWho: Organization Breakdown Structure How much: Cost Breakdown Structure (via How much: Cost Breakdown Structure (via

estimate)estimate) When: ScheduleWhen: Schedule

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OutlineOutline

Planning – Hierarchical Project Planning – Hierarchical Project StructuresStructures Work Breakdown StructureWork Breakdown Structure

Organization Breakdown StructureOrganization Breakdown Structure

Cost Breakdown StructureCost Breakdown Structure

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Work Breakdown Work Breakdown StructureStructure

A WBS is a deliverable-oriented grouping of project A WBS is a deliverable-oriented grouping of project components that organizes and defines the total components that organizes and defines the total scope of the projectscope of the project

Work not in the WBS is outside the scope of the projectWork not in the WBS is outside the scope of the project

WBS is usually an operative tool used by contractorsWBS is usually an operative tool used by contractors

First step towards constructing a scheduleFirst step towards constructing a schedule

Central role in project monitoring and controlCentral role in project monitoring and control

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WBS: ExampleWBS: Example

Source: Shtub et al., 1994

different summary level

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Work PackageWork Package

Lowest levelLowest level

Distinguish from OthersDistinguish from Others

Single Responsible OrganizationSingle Responsible Organization

Assigned Start and FinishAssigned Start and Finish

Assigned BudgetAssigned Budget

Limited DurationLimited Duration

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Types of WBSTypes of WBS

Project WBSProject WBS

Operative tool for monitoring and control contractor workOperative tool for monitoring and control contractor work

Contractual WBSContractual WBS

Defines the level of reporting that the seller will provide Defines the level of reporting that the seller will provide the buyerthe buyer

May include less detail than Project WBSMay include less detail than Project WBS

Agreed between owner and contractorAgreed between owner and contractor

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level 0

level 1

level 2

level 3

level 4

level 5

Functional ApproachFunctional Approach

GAS-STEAM COMBINED POWER

PLANT

MAIN FUNCTIONS OF PLANT

UNITS

GAS INTERFACESSTEAM

TURBINE COMPRESSION STATIONGENERATOR

COMPRESSORS

ENCLOSUREGAS TREATMENT

SUB-UNITS

WORK PACKAGES

ITEMS

COMPRESSOR 1

FOUNDATIONS

COMPRESSOR 2

DESIGN INSTALLATION

PROCUREMENT

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Physical Space ApproachPhysical Space Approach

ProjectProject Main buildingMain building

1st floor1st floor StructuresStructures PlumbingsPlumbings ElectricalElectrical HVACHVAC

2nd floor2nd floor Service buildingService building

StructuresStructures PlumbingsPlumbings ElectricalElectrical HVACHVAC

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Procedure ApproachProcedure Approach ProjectProject

FeasibilityFeasibility DesignDesign

BasicBasic DetailDetail Bid documentsBid documents Shop drawingsShop drawings

BidBid ConstructionConstruction

Foundations subcontractFoundations subcontract Main buildingMain building

PilesPiles Concrete foundationsConcrete foundations

Service buildingService building PilesPiles Concrete foundationsConcrete foundations

Steel erectionSteel erection FinishingsFinishings

CommissioningCommissioning

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WBS: CSI Master Format - WBS: CSI Master Format - Example Example

Source: Schaufelberger et al., 2002

1 Job Site General conditions 9 Finishes:2 Site work: Drywall

Earthwork & Utilities Painting Paving Acoustical Ceilings Walks & Miscellaneous Sitework Floor Covering: Carpet

3 Concrete: Floor Covering: Ceramic, Vinyl, Base Purchase Reinforcement Steel 10 Specialties Foundations 11, 12, 13 Walls & Slabs

4 Masonry 14 Conveying Systems (Elevator)5 Structural and Miscellaneous Metals 15 Mechnical Systems:6 Wood & Plastic Plumbing

Rough Carpentry Fire Protection Finish Carpentry / Wood Floors HVAC

7 Thermal & Moisture Protection Controls Insulation 16 Electrical Systems Roof & Accessories Gutters & Downspouts

8 Doors, Windows, Glass Doors Windows & Storefront Door Hardware

Equipment, Furnishings, & Special Construction

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(206) 239-1422

CSI Division

DescriptionCSI

DivisionDescription

Work Breakdown StructureHuna Office Building

7/15/2000

Sample

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OutlineOutline

Planning – Hierarchical Project Planning – Hierarchical Project StructuresStructures Work Breakdown StructureWork Breakdown Structure

Organization Breakdown StructureOrganization Breakdown Structure

Cost Breakdown StructureCost Breakdown Structure

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Organization Breakdown Organization Breakdown StructureStructure

Decomposition of necessary resources to perform Decomposition of necessary resources to perform jobjob

Identification & organization of the resources Identification & organization of the resources responsible with carrying out activities responsible with carrying out activities associated with the projectassociated with the project

Used to keep track of specific work assignments Used to keep track of specific work assignments & resource allocations& resource allocations

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Organization Breakdown Organization Breakdown StructureStructure

Project resourcesProject resources Project management teamProject management team

Project managerProject manager

Construction superintendentConstruction superintendent

Field superintendentField superintendent

Office managerOffice manager

SchedulerScheduler

Accounter/controllerAccounter/controller

Field engineerField engineer

Construction forceConstruction force

WorkerWorker

SubcontractorSubcontractor

ElectricalElectrical

PlumbingPlumbing

InsulationInsulation

TankageTankage

RoadsRoads

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OBS/WBS OBS/WBS

LinkagesLinkages

Source: Shtub et al., 1994

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OutlineOutline

Planning – Hierarchical Project Planning – Hierarchical Project StructuresStructures Work Breakdown StructureWork Breakdown Structure

Organization Breakdown StructureOrganization Breakdown Structure

Cost Breakdown StructureCost Breakdown Structure

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Cost Breakdown Cost Breakdown Structure (CBS)Structure (CBS)

Breakdown of the costs of the various Breakdown of the costs of the various components of the structure including all work components of the structure including all work done by the subcontractorsdone by the subcontractors

Serves as a basis for subsequent monthly pay Serves as a basis for subsequent monthly pay requests by the contractorrequests by the contractor

Used to continuously compare costs as they Used to continuously compare costs as they actually occur with the budgetactually occur with the budget

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Cost Breakdown Structure Cost Breakdown Structure (CBS)(CBS)

Source: Shtub et al., 1994

100 Clearing & Grubbing 245 Precast Concrete101 Demolition 260 Concrete forms102 Underpinning .01 footings103 Earth Excavation .05 grade beams104 Rock Excavation .07 slab on grade105 Backfill .08 beams115 Wood structural piles .10 slab116 Steel structural piles .11 columns117 Concrete structural piles .12 walls121 Steel sheet piling 280 Structural Steel240 Concrete poured 350 Masonry

.01 footings .01 8 in. block

.05 grade beams .02 12 in. block

.07 slab on grade .06 common brick

.08 bcarns .20 face brick

.10 slab on forms .60 glazed tile

.11 columns 400 Carpentry

.12 walls 440 Millwork

.16 stairs 500 Miscellaneous Metals

.20 expansion joints .01 metal door frames

.40 screeds .20 window sash

.50 float finish .50 toilet partitions

.51 trowel finish 560 Finish Hardware

.60 rubbing 620 Paving

.90 curing 680 Allowance685 Fencing

Project Work Accounts .100 - .699

MASTER LIST OF PROJECT COST ACCOUNTSSubaccounts of General Ledger Account 80.000

PROJECT EXPENSE

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Two Main ApproachesTwo Main Approaches

CBS = WBSCBS = WBS

CBS is the project cost control structureCBS is the project cost control structure

CBS ≠ WBSCBS ≠ WBS

CBS is the corporate multi-project cost control structureCBS is the corporate multi-project cost control structure

Usually the case of a firm that has an integrated cost control Usually the case of a firm that has an integrated cost control systemsystem

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Diverse CombinationsDiverse Combinations

WBS + OBS: Task assignmentsWBS + OBS: Task assignments

CBS + OBS: Budget monitoring of crews, etc.CBS + OBS: Budget monitoring of crews, etc.

OBS + Schedule: Time-specific crew assignmentsOBS + Schedule: Time-specific crew assignments

CBS + Schedule: Cost monitoringCBS + Schedule: Cost monitoring