What
You’ll Learn
You’ll Learn
- Project Management & its Applications in Civil Engineering
- Scope – Time – Resource – Cost Management
- “What is Planning – Importance of Planning – What Happens if we Dont Plan”
- Roles & Responsibilities of Project Engineer
Requirements
- Should have 1 Year of Site Experience
Description
This course is designed to equip learners with core project management knowledge and practical planning tools needed to effectively manage construction projects on site. From understanding lifecycle phases to mastering tools like CPM and PERT, this course prepares you to lead real-world construction projects with confidence.
Course Structure & Chapters
Chapter 1: Introduction
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What is a Project?
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Objectives and Outcomes of Projects
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Types of Projects: Single, Multiple & Portfolio
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Why Projects are Introduced in the Market
Chapter 2: Project Planning & Management (PPM) Concepts
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What is Planning & Its Importance
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Why Planning is Crucial for Project Success
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Why Some Projects Succeed While Others Fail
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Overview of the Planning Process
Chapter 3: Project Life Cycle
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Stages of a Construction Project
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Importance of Each Lifecycle Phase
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Stakeholders: Direct vs Indirect
Chapter 4: Project Management Triangle
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Triple Constraints: Scope, Time, Cost
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Real-time Examples of Project Constraints
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Impact of Triangle Imbalance on Project Delivery
Chapter 5: Real-Time Project Structure
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Breakdown of a Live Project Hierarchy
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Understanding WBS (Work Breakdown Structure)
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Practical Approach to BOQ and Scope in Projects
Chapter 6: Project Organizational Structure
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What is OBS (Organizational Breakdown Structure)
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Roles and Responsibilities in a Construction Team
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Aligning Roles with Project Requirements
Chapter 7: Project Planning Processes
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Step-by-step Planning Methodology
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From Scope Definition to Monitoring
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Integration of BOQ, Resources, and Timeline
Chapter 8: Project Management Knowledge Areas
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Overview of the 10 PMBOK Knowledge Areas
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How They Interact in Real Construction Projects
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Practical Relevance for Site Engineers & PMs
Chapter 9: Earned Value Management (EVM)
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Introduction to EVM Metrics
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How to Measure Project Progress & Performance
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Use of EVM for Forecasting and Control
Deep Dive Topics (Included in Modules):
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Validation of CPM in MS Project – A Must-Know for Planning Engineers
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PERT Analysis in Planning Software – Understanding its Logic
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Scope & Time Planning – Critical to Project Success
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Resource Planning – Optimize Cost, Time, and Efficiency
Who Should Enroll?
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Civil Engineers aspiring to become Project Managers
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Site Engineers transitioning into planning roles
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Freshers and mid-level professionals looking to upskill in Project Planning & Execution
Outcome:
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to:
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Plan, structure, and manage real-time projects
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Use project planning tools like CPM, PERT, and MS Project
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Understand lifecycle management, stakeholder roles, and earned value tracking
Who this course is for:
- Civil Engineers
- Quantity surveyors
- Project Manager
- Construction Engineer
- Contractors
