Project Life Cycle PDF
Project Life Cycle PDF
Project Life Cycle PDF
PROJECT CHARTER
The purpose is to build a Car Parking nearby The Valley because its arounds are full of
bar, restaurants and other venues and there aren`t many good close options for parking.
We are expecting to have at least 500 spots.
Project Description:
Car Parking with 500 spots available at The Valley at 450 Brunswick St., two levels, 24/7,
an office for the workers on duty.
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Project must be completed until the end of May/19
The facility will contain:
Acceptance Criteria:
Emergency equipment and exists done, electricity is active, the ticket gates working, staff
facilities constructed, car spots demarcated.
Initial Risks:
Delays on the schedule of the construction could impact the opening and delay the start of
staff working.
Scope:
Time:
Cost:
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Quality:
Project meets all standards Project satisfies greater Project Sponsor
and test criteria than 90% of quality criteria
Estimated Budget:
AUD$ 350.000,00
Labour: $100.000,00
Materials: $100.000,00
Administrative expenses: $50.000,00
Consultants: $50.000,00
Council permits and government approval: $50.000,00
Assumptions
The parking will attend the capacity of having 500 cars in once.
Constraints
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Project Manager Authority Level
Staffing Decisions:
The project manager can approve spending over $5.000,00 or less up to a total of 10% of
total budget.
Technical Decisions:
Technical decisions will be led by the Project Manager and Senior Engineer.
Conflict Resolution:
The Human resources Manager will be responsible to manage conflicts between staffs
Approvals:
Leticia Rufino
Project Manager Name Sponsor or Originator Name
12/03/19 12/03/19
Date Date
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Complete minutes of meeting
3. Outline a strategy you could use if changes to the project are needed.
Complete Change Request (template provided)
CHANGE REQUEST
The new supplier have better quality materials than the usual one, and it would make the construction
and its finalisation easier, also future maintenances would cost less.
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Impacts of Change
Description: -
Modify
Grade
Increase Decrease
Description: -
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CHANGE REQUEST
Description: -
Description:
The new supplier is more expensive than the usual one, so its materials may cost 20% more
than what it was expected initially.
Description: If there is any delay on the delivery of the new supplier, it may delay the schedule
but assuming it’s a better company, it won`t happen.
Low risk
Stakeholder Impact High risk Medium risk
Description: Low impact. Customers may be happier because its futures maintenance will cost
less.
Project Documents
Comments
CHANGE REQUEST
Disposition Approve Defer Reject
Justification
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Guarantee of better materials and service.
Rufino Customer
Date:12/03/19
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Complete Change Log (template provided)
CHANGE LOG
Project Title: Car Parking Date Prepared: 12/03/19
Change ID Category Description of Change Submitted by Submission Date Status Disposition
1 Cost The new supplier have better quality Barbara 12/03/19 Closed Approved
materials than the usual one, and it would
make the construction and its finalisation
easier, also future maintenances would cost
less.
BSBPMG417 apply project life cycle management processes Assessment Task 1 Instructions (10 Jan 2018)
BSBPMG417 apply project life cycle management processes Assessment Task 1 Instructions (10 Jan 2018)