Expertise
Primavera P6 & Planning
Building programmes that model reality — and hold up when the pressure comes.
A programme is only as useful as it is true. Good planning in Primavera P6 is not about a tidy bar chart; it is about a network whose logic, durations and constraints genuinely represent how the work will be built — so that when something changes, the schedule tells you what it means.
How I approach it
Sound structure first: a WBS and coding that match how the work is managed, logic that responds correctly when activities move, durations traceable to a resourcing basis, and constraints kept to the few that are truly justified. Built that way, a programme becomes a decision tool rather than a reporting artefact — and a solid foundation for every downstream control, from progress measurement to delay analysis.