On most engineering projects, scope, cost, and time pressures are almost inevitable. At any stage of an infrastructure or systems project, tools to plan, schedule and maintain control are essential for managing these challenges and delivering on time and on budget.
On most engineering projects, scope, cost, and time pressures are almost inevitable. At any stage of an infrastructure or systems project, tools to plan, schedule and maintain control are essential for managing these challenges and delivering on time and on budget.
In this self-paced introductory course, you'll learn how to:
Using practical examples, you'll explore how to establish a baseline for your project. From there you can manage change and report on performance. You'll see how risk management tools and techniques can improve decision making.
You'll also learn how to collaborate with your project team to consider their differing values and goals.
By the end of this course, you'll understand how to best apply project planning, scheduling and controls to your projects. You'll improve project performance with streamlined reporting, measurable project progress, and stronger communication with clients, contractors and suppliers.
Engineering Education Australia (EEA) is at the forefront of professional development for engineers.
Working in collaboration with Engineers Australia, as well as leading experts in education and business, we help our clients maintain their professional standards and remain competitive throughout their careers.
As Engineers Australia’s training provider, we are deeply embedded in the world of engineering. We keep a constant watch on industry trends and emerging technologies, and we respond to these, ensuring all our training courses, workshops and programs are designed around today’s engineers.
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