A project control specialist work with the owner, advising the owners contractors on the delays, how to mitigate the delays and how to catch up.
The planner/scheduler worked with the contractor. They prepare the overall master planning on what will be the contractual intent of the contractor. They also prepare the details of activities: start, finish, durations. Since the plan is contractual, it is not achievable. then comes the commercial manager of the contractor and will instruct the planner/scheduler to prepare another contractual plan / schedule to claim more money from the owner.
Thank you,
Scarlett
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Submitted by Gary Whitehead on Fri, 2009-10-30 05:11
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18 years 5 monthsRE: Project Controls Specialist vs. Planner & Scheduler
Just for info
Can download paper from peo webiste:
Difference between planner & scheduler
http://www.planningengineers.org/publications/papers_download.aspx?id=5
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16 years 3 monthsRE: Project Controls Specialist vs. Planner & Scheduler
Generally,
A project control specialist work with the owner, advising the owners contractors on the delays, how to mitigate the delays and how to catch up.
The planner/scheduler worked with the contractor. They prepare the overall master planning on what will be the contractual intent of the contractor. They also prepare the details of activities: start, finish, durations. Since the plan is contractual, it is not achievable. then comes the commercial manager of the contractor and will instruct the planner/scheduler to prepare another contractual plan / schedule to claim more money from the owner.
Thank you,
Scarlett
Member for
16 years 7 monthsRE: Project Controls Specialist vs. Planner & Scheduler
Project Controls can relate to a number of disciplines, such as:
-Project Planning
-Cost Engineering
-Document Control
-Change Control
The most important, challenging, undervalued and underpaid of which is of course the planning ;o)