Why We Need (Good) Project Controls by Simon Medley

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WHY WE NEED (GOOD) PROJECT CONTROLS

Simon Medley, Manager, Canadian Operations

Simon has 25 years of diverse project controls experience.

He worked in project management and project controls software development, implementation and support.  

He also spent time working as a cost controller and as a project controls and project management specialist developing the systems, people, processes and procedures required to embed project controls efficiently in both EPC and Owner organizations. 

This white paper explores why project management cannot be successful without strong project controls to keep the project on track.

It identifies the components that make up a good project controls system (people, processes and software) and how this system ultimately helps an organization to achieve success.