Traffic
Install management → Construct diversion → Switch traffic
Operational 07 Oct 2026NEC4 ECC · Highway infrastructure · Primavera P6
I developed and updated a resource- and cost-loaded programme for an 8 km highway—integrating chainage planning, traffic management, utilities, procurement, structures, testing and handover.
Explore case study ↓The WBS covers the complete highway lifecycle and includes contractual milestones from the outset. Project completion was baselined for 25 March 2027, with the bridge planned to open to construction traffic on 21 January.
Linear infrastructure must be planned geographically as well as logically. Dividing the route into four sections represents resource movement and allows each front and interface to be controlled independently.
For linear infrastructure, I considered both activity logic and location—allowing different work fronts and interfaces to be planned independently.
03—05 / Logic & interfaces
The programme connects physical sequencing with drainage, material availability, traffic access and utilities. It does not assume earthworks can proceed independently.
Install management → Construct diversion → Switch traffic
Operational 07 Oct 2026Trial holes → Water main → Telecom duct → HV/LV protection
Design approval → Material procurement → Dependent construction
Beams: 60 days / £523.5kLabour and construction plant were assigned at activity level. The dataset contains 403 assignments across 123 activities using 21 resource types, with status captured as completed, in progress or not started.
The baseline preserves the approved strategy while the 30 November 2026 update distinguishes actual, remaining and critical remaining work. Analysis then moves from project to WBS, section and activity.
Complete
In progress
In progress
Remaining
A completion-date movement identifies a programme issue. Useful analysis identifies the work fronts and activities driving the forecast.
11 / Cost visibility
Actual cost divided by budget is expenditure-to-date—not automatically physical progress or cost performance. Earned-value data would be required for that conclusion.
12 / Testing & handover
13 / What this project demonstrates
The 8 km alignment is divided into chainage sections with repetitive operations planned across multiple fronts.
Earthworks, drainage, pavement, utilities, structures, procurement and traffic management are connected through logic.
Labour and plant assignments represent the operational requirements of the construction strategy.
Actual and remaining work are updated against the retained baseline at project, WBS, section and activity level.
14 / Project controls workflow
My planning approach combines construction methodology, location, logic, resources and actual progress to produce a programme for decision-making—not simply presentation.
15 / Project outcome
The project demonstrates practical capability in WBS development, chainage planning, construction sequencing, traffic and utilities coordination, procurement, critical path, resource and cost loading, baseline management, progress updating and forecast reporting.