P6-FDA-001: Using Primavera P6 for Schedule Forensic Delay Analysis
2 DAYS
This course provides in-depth training on how to conduct a schedule forensic delay analysis within P6. It starts with establishing a quality P6 baseline programme in line with current best practices. Different advanced scheduling scenarios will be presented and debated. We will then discuss delay types and introduce the delay analysis techniques, discussing their applicability and use. Finally, we will carry out the various analyses in P6 and examine the subtleties of using P6 in this manner. The course will conclude with a comparison of each technique, and a presentation of a reporting template for schedule impacts.
We will examine various scenarios and apply the delay analysis techniques taught in the class to these scenarios, discussing the results of each method.
PREREQUISITE
Proficient experience with scheduling in P6 is required. You must be efficient in conducting all of the lessons learned in our P6-001 course unassisted to attend as this is an advanced course.
DELEGATE PROFILE
P6 Planners, and Schedulers
TRAINER PROFILE
The course will be delivered by an instructor with decades of experience in Planning & Scheduling utilising Primavera P6 in the field on live Projects and familiar with Schedule Forensic Delay Analysis (FDA)
COURSE LENGTH
2 days (09.30am till 4.30pm Irish Standard Time)
CLASS SIZE
Maximum 9 students per virtual class
LIVE INSTRUCTOR-LED ONLINE TRAINING
€1,350 pp for online course
Note: online training is conducted via Zoom live with each student receiving individual access to a virtual machine
***Payment must be received in full upon registering in order to secure your place***
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Understand advanced principles behind CPM programmes
Interrogate the quality of a programme and correct errors in a P6 schedule
Have an understanding of the DCMA 14-Point Analysis
Differentiate between the different forms of Delay Analysis
As-Planned Vs As-Built
Impacted As-Planned
Collapsed As-Built
Time Impact Analysis
Understand how to use P6 to calculate delay impacts
Deliver effective presentations of Delay Analysis outcomes in P6
At the completion of this course the student will be able to:
Analyse and improve the quality of a schedule in P6
Capture impacts against a P6 schedule in an organised way during the life cycle of the project
Display schedule delays based on variety of delay methods
As-Planned Vs As-Built
Impacted As-Planned
Collapsed As-Built
Time Impact Analysis
Use P6 to carry out schedule delay analysis
Clearly present the outcome of the delay analysis process
Learn tips & tricks for capturing relevant delay information within Primavera P6
Create intelligence within their Activity IDs
Create template Layouts, Filters, and Reports to use on their FDA
COURSE OUTLINE & WORKSHOPS
Perform Forensic Delay Analysis in P6:
As-Planned vs As-Built
Impacted As-Planned
Collapsed As-Built
Time Impact Analysis
Create Custom Reports
Review Common Pitfalls
Review Scheduling Options
Issues with Multiple Calendars
Scheduling Using Early Dates vs Actual Dates
Configure P6 Database in preparation for FDA\Claims using:
Configure Activity Codes
Create Work Products & Documents
Custom Document Categories
Define User Defined Fields
Create Notebook Topics
Setup Global Change
Configure Steps for change control
Generate custom Bars using Codes & Filters
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“I recently completed the Primavera P6-Forensic Delay Analysis Course offered by PMIS. It was comprehensive, fast paced, and has equipped me with the skills to clearly demonstrate delay using various methods depending on the circumstances. Indeed on the first day in work after the course I began implementing what I learned which not only covered FDA, but also scheduling best practice and countless tips and advice on how to best to approach many situations. The backing of PMIS by Engineers Ireland, and by being an Oracle Gold Partner shows the quality of the courses available. The real world experience offered by our professional trainer (Raymond Poole) through many examples demonstrated that he knew how best to apply P6 to actual situations, and was not simply someone who knew the software. I had the same standard of training from PMIS as when I completed my Primavera Introductory Course over 6 years ago, and have no hesitation in recommending them to anyone in need of a quality Primavera education.”