Hi, I'm
Planning & Project Controls Lead · Civil Engineer · PMP®
I help engineers understand how real construction projects are planned, monitored, and recovered — not just how scheduling software works.
Over the past eight years, I've worked on some of the world's largest industrial projects, including nuclear power plants, mining facilities, ports, and high-rise developments.
Today, I share those lessons through The Project Control Hub.
Most project controls resources focus on software. They teach where to click. They explain which button to press.
But very few explain how experienced planners actually think.
After years of working with Primavera P6, delay analysis, Earned Value Management, forecasting, and executive reporting, I realized something:
Projects don't succeed because someone knows Primavera. Projects succeed because people make better decisions.
That's why I created this platform. Every article here is based on lessons learned from real projects — not classroom examples.
Instead of learning isolated software features, you'll learn how Project Controls works as an integrated system.
Nuclear Power
Planning & Project Controls Lead
IC İçtaş — Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant
Leading planning, forecasting, progress measurement, Power BI reporting, and delay analysis on one of the world's largest nuclear construction projects.
Mining
Senior Planning & Project Controls Specialist
Tekfen Construction — Ma'aden Phosphate 3
Managed Level 4 Primavera schedules, Earned Value Analysis, productivity studies, and recovery planning on a major EPC mining project.
Ports
Project Control Specialist
STFA — Nador West Med Port
Supported schedule control, SPI/CPI analysis, and delay reporting for an $800M international port development.
High-Rise Buildings
Project Planning & Technical Office
Residential & Commercial Construction
Developed WBS structures, schedules, BoQs, and progress reporting across residential and commercial building projects.
I believe Project Controls is much more than scheduling. It's about turning uncertainty into decisions.
Every schedule should answer one question:
"If something changes today, what happens tomorrow?"
That philosophy shapes every article, diagram, and lesson published on this platform.
Outside work, I'm passionate about simplifying complex engineering concepts. I enjoy turning technical subjects into practical lessons that engineers can immediately apply on site.
Whether you're a student, a planning engineer, or an experienced project manager, my goal is the same: help you think like a Project Controls professional — not just use the software.
The Project Control Hub is a long-term project. Every week, I publish a new lesson covering the principles, tools, and real-world decisions behind successful Project Controls.
My goal isn't to build another blog. It's to build one of the most practical free learning resources for construction planning and project controls.