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Project knowledge. From practice.
Technical notes on methods used in planning, project controls, delay, and commercial delivery — what they do, when they apply, and where they stop.
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Claims & Delay
What Is Time Impact Analysis?
Time Impact Analysis estimates the effect of a discrete delay event on a logic-linked programme. It is useful when the event, the affected activities, and a reliable update can be identified — and it is limited when those conditions are missing.
Knowledge index
Published notes
Five notes on questions that recur on live programmes. The list is the current public set, not a catalogue of unpublished work.
Planning & Scheduling
- What Makes a Baseline Schedule Usable?A baseline is usable when remaining work can be measured against it.
- What Does Critical Path Actually Tell You?The critical path is the longest driving chain of remaining work in a given network.
Project Controls
- Why Progress Measurement Needs a Defined BasisProgress figures are only comparable if the unit, the rules, and the data date are defined.
Risk Management
- What Makes a Risk Register Useful?A useful risk register names a specific event, an owner, and a response that can be checked.
Practice
Where this knowledge is used
These notes sit beside the services and capabilities used on capital projects. They explain methods; they are not a substitute for the assignment.
Training
Method, then practice
Value Training covers cost, planning, and project-controls method. These notes are not course pages.
Discuss the records, not the headline.
If a method in these notes is live on a project, talk to Value Construction about the programme, the evidence, and the assignment that would follow.