Vision

To achieve the Strategic Vision, Rakan utilizes professional, expert people, effective processes, and appropriate support tools to deliver high quality projects that provide business value on scope, on time and on budget.

Strategy

Methods
Look for key Methods. Simply work until a single Method integrates Resources (Materials, Supervision, Crew, Tools and Equipment, Information, Duration, Effort).

Project Management
Develop project policy, project management processes, and project procedures. We focus on the project work: planning, estimating, controlling, and procuring.

Resource Management
Consolidate Resources and write management plans for each Resource (Supervision, Crew, Tools and Equipment, Materials, Information, Duration, Effort).

Control Plans
Write Control Plans (Results, Scope, Performance, Risk, Reliability, Relationships, Learning, Time, Cost, and Quality).

Objectives

  • To ensure that all the work and products needed to achieve the project objectives are included in the plan.
  • To develop a hierarchical framework for integrating the key planning and control functions (Scope, quality, cost, time, risk) at different levels of management.
  • To specify the organization and responsibilities for managing the work and delivering the product.

Benefits of Early Planning in Construction Projects

The first undertaking of any major project is the early planning phase, the process of defining the client’s project and evaluating its feasibility with regard to the company resources and existing constraints. The planning phase is often hastily performed without proper consideration, in favor of leaping into design and the creation of drawings and construction documents. Proper planning is what will determine how to accomplish the client’s vision. Industry studies have proven a consistent correlation between effective planning and project success and uphold the premise that decisions made at the early definition stages set the strategic framework for the project. We like to think of project planning as a kind of insurance or investment—the more you’ve invested in the beginning, the more likely you are covered for unexpected events. Planning represents a small cost of the project, but has immense impact in the construction phase where 90% of the cost and liability occur.

Beginning a project with an appropriate budget, an accurate schedule, and a clearly defined scope of work will be critical to the success of any construction project. Once we can understand your goals, we can enable you to make the best decisions throughout the entire project. Ensuring a successful project with your objectives in mind.