Microsoft Project Training Course

admin on August 30th, 2010

The next Ultimate Microsoft Project Training Course is Sep 11, 18, 25 & Oct 2 (Saturdays 9am-1pm).

  • Trained by Professional Project Managers
  • Master Builders (MBAWA) recommended Project Management Course
  • Runs monthly over 4 x Half Days on Saturdays in PERTH, WA and special 2-day classes (Check our Course Schedule.)

We teach the ‘best practice’ approach to Microsoft Project. Our Microsoft Project Training is focused on developing practical skills that can be used immediately in the workplace to improve productivity.

Who Should Attend?

  • Builders needing to provide clients with a project plan and portray a level of professionalism;
  • Construction managers wanting to improve their planning and tracking skills;
  • Project Managers wanting to enhance management skills and boost productivity;
  • Site supervisors wanting to improve their scheduling of trades;
  • Company directors seeking to improve business systems;
  • A Carpenter moving into a site supervisory role, wanting to learn some project management skills;
  • A newbie looking for a project management career;
  • A home builder with multiple projects, wanting to better organise trades and materials;
  • Engineers wanting to streamline their processes to reduce their risk and power their efficiency;
  • Contract administrators wanting to improve their skill set;
  • Current Project Managers wanting to learn how to use the software more effectively.

Since 2006, our Microsoft Project training course has provided practical skills to individuals and improved their productivity. Each course runs over 4 half days on Saturdays. 9am-1pm. (Perth, Western Australia) For more details, contact info@microsoftprojecttraining.com.au Alternatively p: (08) 9401 2338;  m:0413 798 114

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Benefits of Microsoft Project Training

admin on July 14th, 2010

Microsoft Project gives you more control and efficiency over time sensitive projects.

It gets you organised.

Have you ever had a tradesman turn up before you are ready for them  because other trades had taken longer than expected? Perhaps you were unable to determine early enough when you needed the next trade. This is a classic failure of a static scheduling system. Whereas with Microsoft Project, the impact on successive tasks from a delay can be immediately determined.

It wins you jobs

If you submit a tender response that contains a glossy brochure about your company and your people, and back this up with a professional Gantt Chart program, your ability to plan and manage in the eyes of a tender evaluation panel will be greater than a competing program that consists of spreadsheet with blocked-out colored cells.

It gets you results.

By tracking and correctly updating your progress in Microsoft Project, you can better estimate the project delivery date and manage expectations. If the Project finish date goes beyond the Contract finish date, you will have the ability to analyse the programme to find a solution to the problem. The predecessor relationships between tasks give you power and more control over your project.

Microsoft Project is a very powerful tool when used correctly. Our Microsoft Project Training is delivered by professional Project Managers who can share with you real life experiences when using the software and give you the best-practice methods of using Microsoft Project.

Do you know your Critical Path?

admin on June 15th, 2010

The Critical Path is the longest path through your project and determines the end date of the project.

Why is it important to know where your Critical Path is?

If you need to shorten your project, you need to move some tasks off the Critical Path or shorten the duration of tasks on the Critical Path. One way of doing this is to add resources to a particular task.

But if you do not know where the Critical Path is, you may be applying additional resources to tasks that do not shorten the project at all!!

That is why you need to know your Critical Path.

In our training course, we will show you how to find your Critical Path and demonstrate why it is important to keep track of it so you can manage your projects better.

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