A written curriculum in project controls, for engineers who want to understand the job the way it works on site rather than the way it is described in a textbook. Schedule, cost, risk, contract, claims and reporting — one lesson a week, in order, free.
Written by a Planning & Project Controls Lead with eight years on nuclear, mining, port and high-rise projects.
New content every week.
Eight tracks, published one lesson a week and read in order. Each one assumes the ones before it.
How to build a programme, defend it when it slips, and explain it to a room that does not want to hear it.
Where the numbers come from — estimating, budgeting, measurement, and the cash that decides whether a profitable job survives.
What has not happened yet: where the risks on a job actually come from, and what a probability is worth once somebody has to act on it.
Where entitlement is won or lost long before anyone writes a claim — notices, the periods that kill them, and who the Engineer answers to.
What the right you kept is actually worth: forensic delay methods, why they disagree, and float and concurrency in front of a tribunal.
Where every number in a report is born, who owns it, when it closes, and what breaks when nobody has defined any of that.
What changes when a job has more than one contract and no single chain of command giving the instructions.
The order the work actually arrives in, from the investment decision to the archive, and which record is born at each stage.
The software, once the thinking is in place.
Build schedules, S-curves, EVM trackers, and progress reports in Excel — from scratch.
The industry standard for project scheduling.
Turn your P6 and Excel data into live dashboards.