Industry
Oil and gas.
From design through hook-up, one schedule the yard and the offshore team can both use.
This is not a second practice. It is project planning, integrated planning, or a portfolio view, for a job whose dates run through a yard, a sail, and a deck. The buyer is often in Queensland. The work may be further away when that buyer asks.
What the schedule has to carry
- Design and the tender
- Long-lead equipment, the quantities you can defend, and a narrative of the assumptions. We do not price the bid.
- Fabrication
- Module or spool progress the yard can update. The file names the constraint, not a slogan about the yard.
- Load-out and sail
- Weight, centre of gravity, and the tide or weather window as calendars.
- Hook-up and commissioning
- One sequence for the systems that have to turn over, and the clashes between crews on the same deck.
Where the three levels show up
- Project planning is one of those files: a tender, a baseline, a shutdown, or the monthly update.
- Integrated planning is the yard, the marine spread, and the offshore team each holding a plan that does not agree.
- Portfolio planning is several live campaigns, once one of those schedules is already trustworthy.
Not in this offer
- A guaranteed mechanical-completion date.
- A claim result, or a delay analysis dressed up as the planning job.
- A yard system, or the Primavera licence.