Project Controls & Planning · EPC

Anyone can make a plan.
Few can control it.

We implement project controls systems that connect the contractual schedule with real site production, so the client knows whether dates are credible, which risks threaten milestones and what decisions must be made before delay becomes irreversible.

S-curve — cumulative progress

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S-curve - Total project Weekly view - Data date 24/07/26 Incremental bars Cumulative progress (%) 0%25%50%75%100% 02.55.07.510 Data date 56.8% W01W03W05W07W09W11W12
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The problem

Planning often reaches the decision too late.

Many projects have Primavera, meetings and dashboards. Still, field data arrives late, progress is not traceable and the forecast becomes wishful thinking.

01

Reporting is not control

Moving dates and explaining the past does not protect margin, milestones or contractual position.

02

Site and office speak different languages

The contractual schedule needs real data: quantities, constraints, resources, productivity and releases.

03

Not every delay matters equally

Senior value is separating noise from real impact on critical path, cost and contract risk.

Services

A project controls company, not isolated services.

PlanBuilt integrates CPM planning, production control, field data, 4D BIM, forecasting and delay analysis for industrial and EPC projects.

Technical stack
Primavera P6MS ProjectSynchro 4DPower BIExcel MacrosSketchUp
PlanBuilt Method

Site → data → forecast → decision.

The method turns daily site activity into actionable information for management.

01

Model

WBS, baseline, progress rules, milestones and critical path.

02

Capture

Physical progress, constraints, resources, issues and evidence.

03

Analyse

Productivity, variance, consumed float and activities at risk.

04

Forecast

Realistic dates based on logic, performance and constraints.

05

Decide

Impact on time, cost, contract and recovery options.

06

Adjust

Re-sequencing, mitigation and weekly system learning.

Sectors

Where the schedule is critical.

Industrial, energy and EPC environments with schedule pressure, complex interfaces and contractual exposure.

Energy & renewables

Wind · Solar · Hybrid · BESS

Oil & Gas / Process

Plants · Terminals · Storage

Steel industry

Steel plants · Rolling mills · Furnaces · Utilities

Data centres

High density · Accelerated delivery

Infrastructure

Civil · Industrial · Buildings

Insights

Technical knowledge, not marketing.

Practical analysis on planning, project controls and delay analysis, integrated into the PlanBuilt blog.

Next step

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