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what do you think about my time schedule ?

Hany EsmaelMember for 18 years 7 months
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hi every one....

it’s my first message in this site , i want to share you my base line schedule.

it’s cost and resource loaded

just open it and tell me what you think :)

the link
http://www.ziddu.com/download.php?uid=brKbmpyqbq6blJittqyZlJyiaKyWlpWp8

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    Dieter Wambach ·
    Hi Ahmet
    Sorry to jump on the waggon. Up to now I heard of Uniformat II, but I never got a real explanation.
    Do you have any reference?
    Thank you very much
    Dieter
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    A D ·
    Ahmet,

    That was superb.

    Thanx for sharing:-)
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    Dieter Wambach ·
    Thank you Ahmet
    Regards from Germany
    Dieter
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    Sajid Balma ·
    Dears
    A quick input on Uniformat II & Masterformat

    Masterformat tells you WHAT is involved in a construction project while Uniformat tells you WHERE it is involved.

    For example
    021-Slab on Grade (Unfiformat II classification tells you that it is belong to Substructure. Now if you go to Masterformat it tells you that it should carry the following elements (activities) to complete.
    03 30 00 Cast-in-Place Concrete
    includes aggregate, cement, and additives.
    May Include
    concrete forming, accessories, and reinforcing.
    granular subbase and vapor retarders for concrete slabs-ongrade
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    A D ·
    Sajid,

    Will u plz share with us Masterformat. Uniformat was good but seems masterformat will be better than omniclass or uniformat. Will u plz upload it.

    Cheers,

    Ravi
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    Sajid Balma ·
    drop me a line on aliali@cyber.net.pk and I will send you pdf file of Masterformat 2004
  7. 0
    Sinan Fahmi ·
    COULD YOU PLEASE SEND ME A COPY OF MASTERFORMAT TO MY EMAIL

    sinnan78@gmail.com

    thnx
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    Gerry Ampo ·
    Hello Sajid,

    Can you also please share to me a copy of the Masterformat? I’ll be glad to have one. Thanks.

    Best Regards,

    gerry

    gerampo@yahoo.com
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    Gerry Ampo ·
    Hi Sajid,

    Copy recieved. Many Thanks!

    Gerry
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    Syed Musthafa ·
    Sajid,

    Would you please send a copy of Masterformat to my E Mail.

    s_y_edmusthafa@yahoo.com

    Thanks,

    S.Syed Musthafa
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    Satya Narayana ·
    COULD YOU PLEASE SEND ME A COPY OF MASTERFORMAT TO MY EMAIL AT YOUR CONVINIENCE

    mvnsn@yahoo.com
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    Charleston-Joseph Orbe ·
    Hi Hany,

    it is cute, resource loaded, cost loaded

    no quantities to check productivity rate for resource assignment

    Start date: 15 Nov 06
    Finish date: 15 Jan 08
    Data Date: 15 Nov 06

    However revision box: 19 May 07 Rev 00, 02 Jun 07 Rev 01

    If you use start date 15 Nov 06 equal to your data date 15 Nov 06, then this is for 1st baseline submiision for approval.

    But there is already a lot of updates and revision, so this particular schedule is a revision of the baseline program

    In this case, the data date should be the latest revision date 02 Jun 07 and....

    It should capture the actuals progress to date. In this way, the revise program will give a true picture of where the project now and where it will be heading.

    The first question is??? will it attain the finish date on 15 Jan 08????

    Sensei
    Successful Project Management Consultant
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    Charleston-Joseph Orbe ·
    There is also no WBS, only ativity code.

    To enable you to become versatile planning engineer, you should always go first to WBS, Work Breakdown Structure. The approach is always to work out first the WBS since WBS will give you a logical way of decomposition/decomposing the overall scope of work.

    The activity codes is also very important (IT GIVE YOU FLEXIBILITY) because it will group related activities that the WBS find hard to do considering that the WBS is very rigid.

    A word of advise, never use Activity Code as WBS. Activity Code and WBS have their own purposes. And, they are complementary and supplementary.
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    Oliver Melling ·
    In the UNIFORMAT guideline what type of contract is assumed?

    The UNIFORMAT guidance says that ’design development ends with approval by the owner of the plans, projected cost, and schedule’

    This seem strange as i have always worked on projects that agree the costs/schedule in the feasibility stage, prioir to any design development.

    Does UNIFORMAT assume a ’General Contracting’ contract type, where the design is done by someone other than the designers?

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