Project Management – Planning, Execution & Control for Engineering Projects

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Introduction

This course delivers practical and theoretical knowledge in managing projects from initiation to closure. With a focus on engineering and construction domains, it equips learners with skills in project planning, cost control, scheduling, risk analysis, procurement, and stakeholder management. It also integrates software tools like MS Project and Primavera to enable real-time planning and tracking.

Modules and Content

Module 1: Introduction to Project Management
  • What is project management?
  • Project life cycle and phases
  • Role of a project manager
  • Project charter and scope definition
  • Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
  • Project scheduling basics
  • Gantt charts and milestones
  • Critical Path Method (CPM)
  • Resource allocation and leveling
  • Cost control techniques
  • Earned Value Management (EVM)
  • Budget tracking and forecasting
  • Identifying project risks
  • Qualitative and quantitative risk analysis
  • Risk mitigation planning
  • Vendor selection and tendering process
  • Contract types and clauses
  • Procurement cycle and management
  • Communication plan
  • Managing internal/external stakeholders
  • Conflict resolution techniques
  • Quality assurance and quality control
  • ISO standards and documentation
  • Checklists and audits
  • MS Project: Planning and monitoring
  • Primavera P6: Scheduling and tracking
  • Reporting and dashboards
  • Performance evaluation and handover
  • Lessons learned
  • Final report and closure checklist

Scope & Advantages

Project Management professionals are in high demand across construction, manufacturing, oil & gas, infrastructure, IT, and EPC sectors. This course enhances the ability to deliver projects on time, within scope and budget, while managing quality and risk effectively. Certified project managers often advance into leadership roles and international assignments.

Reference

  • “Piping Handbook” by Mohinder L. Nayyar ,
  • “Process Piping: The Complete Guide to ASME B31.3” by Charles Becht IV,
  • “Pipe Stress Engineering” by Liang-Chuan Peng and Tsen-Loong Peng
  • “Piping Design Handbook” by John J. McKetta Jr.
  • “The Planning Guide to Piping Design” by Richard Beale and David R. Sherwood