Community School PTA Building Construction Project

Community School PTA Building Construction Project
Construction Project Plan
Final Project Plan
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1 Project Overview
The plan defines the project goals and objectives. It acts as a contract between the project owner and other stakeholders, including project sponsors, team members, project managers, and other key personnel involved in the project. The project plan defines the project overview, mission statement, project scope, project schedule and control, management structure, financial budget, work breakdown structures, risk management process, project communication, and closure. The construction project will utilize a phased construction approach. Contractors will complete project components sequentially, where the preceding phase will follow the previously completed one. This project plan will inform all construction activities, including planning, construction, and closure.
2.0 Project Mission Statement and Scope Statement
The goals and objectives of this plan focus on the implementation of the proposed PTA building. The project's mission is to deliver a completed PTA building that meets PTA specifications cost-effectively and within the stipulated timelines. The goals and objectives are:
* Improves teacher and student accommodation
* Provides a venue for PTA meetings and acts as an auditorium for indoor sports
* Enhances the efficacy of teachers to teach extracurricular classes
* Facilitates interactive learning and socialization among students
* Provides a venue for student relaxation
* Provides a facility for hosting community events
* Encourages private learning and experimentation
* Provide a conducive environment for student inquiry
2.1 Project Scope
The project aims to deliver a completed auditorium and a state-of-the-art student center to facilitate curricular and co-curricular learning. Specifications and projected budget will limit the construction work. In terms of construction timeframe, the project will be limited to the proposed completion timelines as enshrined in under project scheduling. The project does not incorporate equipment and fittings and other amenities required to utilize the building, such as furniture and fittings, computers, and printers.
2.2 Project scope control
The scope of the project will be controlled and managed through a control scope process. The scope control process will entail activities such as monitoring and managing baseline changes by use of variance analysis. Besides, project monitoring will also encompass monitoring to detect signs of spillage and creep. The manager will monitor the project scope throughout the entire project life cycle. In addition to controlling the process, the evaluation will help maintain focus while ensuring that goals and objectives are satisfactorily met (Bokhary, 2010). Scope control is essential in ensuring that the project stays within budget and is completed within the scheduled timeframe.
1 Project Schedule and Control
The construction project plan encompasses the project schedule, resource allocations, and monitoring processes. Project scheduling and control are essential in managing and monito...