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Neil BradyMember for 19 years 9 months
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Guys

Looking for a bit of help here. Does anyone know if there are any BSI standards for planning or scheduling ?

Doing a generic search comes up with over 500, ranging from tree planning to aerospace planning

I was hoping for something a little more generic (I am in the oil and gas industry)

Any thoughts ?

Cheers

Neil
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    Peter Holroyd ·
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    BS 6079 Parts 1 to 4 Project Management Series
    ISO 10005 etc Quality Series
    BS IEC 62198 Project Risk Management

    BS 6046 Use of Network Techniques (withdrawn) also had useful ideas

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    Douglas Young ·
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    Hi There, I find your question about Planning Standards interesting. It would seem sensible to have such a thing, however what you find is that within different sections of industry there are different processes. Some people call them quality planning, e.g in the rail industry there are so many safety cases, that they in fact drive the plans. In IT however, prince 2 is the standard for pulling projects together, so basically the plans are built round them. When you get into the detail for IT Delvery, most areas have procedures and processes to follow. Hope this helps, to be honest I’ve not convinced myself.
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