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Task relationships and lags
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Task RelationshipsA
4
B
8Finish to Start
Task B cannot start until A is finished
Example: “Painting walls” (Task B) can’t start until “Install Drywall” is complete (Task A)
Task RelationshipsA
4 B
8Start to StartTask B cannot start until Task A is startedExample: "Level concrete" (Task B) can't
begin until "Pour foundation" (Task A) begins.
Task RelationshipsA
4 B
8Finish to FinishTask B cannot finish until Task A is finishedExample: "Inspect electrical" (Task B) can't
finish until "Install electrical" finishes (Task A).
Task RelationshipsA
4
B
8
Start to FinishTask B cannot finish until Task A is started
Example: Your garden plants must be wet when the fertilizer is applied. We need to start “water the garden” (Task B) first to get the plants wet. Task B must continue and can only finish when the “Fertilizing” starts (Task A).
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Task Relationships + Lags
A
4
B
8Finish to Start
Task B cannot start until Task A is finishedExample: “Painting walls” (Task B) can’t start until 4 days after “Install Drywall” is complete
(Task A)
+4d0 4 8 16
1680 4
A
4 B
8Start to StartTask B can start 2 days after Task A is startedExample: "Install Furniture" (Task B) can begin 2 days after "Install Carpet" (Task A) begins.
Task Relationships + Lags
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