PROJECT MANAGEMENT TRAINING

101 Introduction to Project Management

• Objective: Understand the Project Management philosophy and terminology and see how it can help you and your organization to better perform
• Content: Learn what projects are about; Learn the 5 Project Management Processes & the project phases; Learn the 9 Project Management knowledge areas; Understand how to apply this knowledge to managing projects
• Duration: 1 day
• For: Recent graduates interested in a carrier in project management, project coordinators, project expeditors, project engineers, engineers, technical staff, contractors, construction supervisors, construction superintendents, field administrators, recent project managers, recent IT managers

102 Project Management Essentials

• Objective: Learn how to complete projects on time, on budget, and within scope
• Content: Develop the project charter (abbreviated version); Produce a detailed project scope statement and breakdown this scope into manageable deliverables; Define, sequence, and estimate duration of activities and to produce a detailed project schedule; Estimate cost by activity and produce a project budget Publish the Project Plan (abbreviated version); Manage changes to your scope, schedule, or cost
• Duration: 2 days
• For: Recent graduates looking for a carrier in project management, engineers working in construction & manufacturing, project coordinators, project expeditors, project engineers, technical staff, contractors, construction supervisors, construction superintendents, field administrators, project managers, IT managers, general managers, departmental managers

103 Management by Projects

• Objective: Lean how to apply basic Project Management principles to manage your day-to-day activities and assist your organization – as a whole – to better perform and meet deadlines and budgets
• Content: Course is customized for your company based on your top management goals and objectives
• Overview of what projects are about; Learn the 5 Project Management Processes & the project phases Learn the 9 Project Management knowledge areas; Understand how to apply this knowledge to managing projects in your organization
• Duration: 3 days
• For: Anyone working in an organization that values the benefits of project management

201 Advanced Project Management

• Objective: Master the tools and techniques to effectively and successfully manage projects
• Content: Overview of Project Management; Master the 5 Project Management Processes & the project phases Master the 9 Project Management knowledge areas; Understand how to apply this knowledge to managing projects in your organization; Pass/Fail exam
• Duration: 5 days
• For: Project managers, project directors, IT managers, Sr. technical professionals, general managers, Sr. engineers working in construction & manufacturing, project coordinators, project expeditors, project engineers, contractors, construction supervisors

301 Project Management: Implementing Change Control

• Objective: Implement a Change Control System in your company and improve your bottom-line
• Content: Overview of basic Project Management; Establishing baselines; Scope Change Control; Schedule Change Control; Cost Change Control; Quality Change Control; Risk Change Control; Integrated Change Control; Establish a Change Control Board; Pass/Fail exam
• Duration: 2 days
• For: Project managers, project directors, IT managers, general managers, project engineers, contractors, construction supervisors

302 Project Management: Procurement of Suppliers, Consultants, & Contractors

• Objective: Learn how to effectively source, select, and administer suppliers, consultants, and contractors
• Content: Overview of basic Project Management; Develop a purchasing plan; Prepare contract documents; Carry-out solicitation; Evaluate and select sellers; Administer the contracts; Expedite equipment; Close contracts; Pass/Fail exam
• Duration: 3 days
• For: Project managers, project directors, IT managers, Sr. technical professionals, general managers, Sr. engineers working in construction & manufacturing, project coordinators, project expeditors, project engineers, contractors, construction supervisors, purchasing agents, purchasing staff, buyers

WORKSHOPS

401 Project Management: Risks & Opportunities Work

• Objective: Identify risks and opportunities on your project and develop response plans to avoid, mitigate, or transfer the risks and to exploit or enhance opportunities
• Content: Overview of risk management (by instructor); Identify risks (by participants, instructor is a facilitator); Analyse risks (by participants, instructor is a facilitator); Develop initial risk response plans (by participants, instructor is a facilitator); Produce Risk Response Plan (by instructor)
• Duration: 2 days
• For: Employees within the same company working on common project(s)

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