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WELCOME

CASE STUDY 12

GROUP 5

Index

Report Findings

Background

Feedback

Teleconference

Meeting

01

Background

Creating a world-class port

CREATING A WORLD-CLASS PORT

"An international consortium is developing a major port in India, but the project has hit troubled waters"

— What happened??

Problem

A bottleneck on theroad to growth

Background

TRAFFIC JAM

OUT OF SPACE

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Problem

A bottleneck on theroad to growth

Background

TRAFFIC JAM

OUT OF SPACE

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Blake ports Management

PRESS REALEASE

70%

- Blake – Martines

Regarding to schedule

The new deepwater cargo-handling port will be built in three phases over 4 years ( 48 months) as traffic grows and we need 600 acres reclaimed land.

15%

- Gujarati State Government

15%

- Gujararati ports Authority

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CREATING A

WORLD-CLASS PORT

“ What problems and delays do you anticipate a project of this scope might encounter?”

02

Report Findings

The first phase

Delays to the first phase of Raghavan Port

Summary of findings

change of scope

PROCUREMENT

ROAD CONDITIONS

WEATHER CONDITIONS

WATER AND POWER SUPPLIES

UNDER CONTROL

Procurememt

Change of scope

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OUT OF CONTROL

Water and power supplies

Weather conditions

Road conditions

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Solution

Change of scope

Advise a phased opening to the developer and work out a more reasonable opening date.

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Solution

Road conditions

The partnership to finance and construct the extra major projects of the rail and road links.

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SOLUTION

Procurement

Weather conditions

Water & Power supplies

Find additional storage space for the steel or negotiate a fixed price for the steel, although the delivery dates changes.

Need to to make modifications to the schedule if there are severe weather conditions

Bring fresh water in via tankers.

Info

Info

Info

03

FEEDBACK

FROM THE TEAM

Meeting

DISCUSSION

CaseStudy

TIME!

PROBLEMS

INTERNET-BASEDAPPLICATIONS

TIME & DEADLINE

PROBLEMS

TIME ZONEs

START

PROBLEMS

TELECONFERENCE

CUSTOMERCOMPLAINTS

REDESIGN & CONTRUCTION

04

MEETING

Task 1

MEETING

LESSONS

PHASE 2-3

creating an efficient and realistic project schedule

Slack time

unrealistic timelines

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THE INFORMATION EXCHANGE anD COORDINATION OF TASK

IMPROVE

Organizing face to face meetings

Research and evaluate the capability

Encouraging two-way feedback

TASK 1

IMPROVE

TASK 1

Working practices

Team morale

Communication

  • Set reasonable goals
  • Set milestones
  • Planning and organization priority
  • Listening skills
  • Nonverbal communication skills
  • Effective commnunication
  • Team Building Activities

SAFE ATMOSPHERE

TASK 1

DEMOCRATIC MANAGMENT STYLES

  • Give input during the decision-making process
  • responsible for the final decision
  • Both ways, top-down
  • Share thinking

05

Teleconference

Task 2

TELECONFERENCE

TASK 2

Cost overruns

Improving communication

New schedule for the first phase

Record-keeping

Improving morale

IMPROVE COMMUNICATION

Hold a Teleconference to discuss the issue and agree the way forward.

TASK 2

THE PROJECT MANAGER (AUSTRALIA)

THE CIVIL ENGINEERS (DENMARK)

- Weekly progress teleconference (a monthly face-to-face meeting) - 2 benefits:

  • Saves travel money
  • All stakeholders can attend

  • Refuse
  • Can be resolved over the phone or via email

THE DREDGING COMPANY (HOLLAND)

THE LEAD CONTRACTOR (INDIA)

  • Face-to-face meetings (the civil engineer)
  • Waste times (an urgent issue to discuss)

IMPROVE COMMUNICATION

Hold monthly meeting and through teleconference

Record- keeping

Hold a Teleconference to discuss the issue and agree the way forward.

TASK 2

THE PROJECT MANAGER (AUSTRALIA)

THE CIVIL ENGINEERS (DENMARK)

  • Difficult to use
  • Trouble entering crucial information
  • Using Internet-based application

THE DREDGING COMPANY (HOLLAND)

THE LEAD CONTRACTOR (INDIA)

  • Not interesting
  • Using e-mail and phone
  • Have own system

S1

Less support and maintenance

RECORD KEEPING

Lower technical requirements

S2

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SOLUTION 3

RECORD KEEPING

  • Reduces costs

SOLUTION 5

SOLUTION 4

  • Access the same version
  • Up to date

New schedule for the first phase

Hold a Teleconference to discuss the issue and agree the way forward.

TASK 2

THE PROJECT MANAGER (AUSTRALIA)

THE CIVIL ENGINEERS (DENMARK)

8 months

4 months

THE DREDGING COMPANY (HOLLAND)

THE LEAD CONTRACTOR (INDIA)

The monsoon season

A new dredging machine

New schedule for the first phase

6 months

COST OVERRUN

Hold a Teleconference to discuss the issue and agree the way forward.

TASK 2

THE PROJECT MANAGER (AUSTRALIA)

THE CIVIL ENGINEERS (DENMARK)

  • By 10 % over budget to pay our staff overtime -Return first or business class flights to India once a month
  • 20 percent over budget

THE DREDGING COMPANY (HOLLAND)

THE LEAD CONTRACTOR (INDIA)

  • Hire at least 100 more construction workers, hire at least 100 more construction workers
  • Priotize for new dredging machine ($200,000)

COST OVERRUN

new dredging machine

the Gujarati authorities & the project partners

50/50

over times

Improving morale

Hold a Teleconference to discuss the issue and agree the way forward.

TASK 2

THE PROJECT MANAGER (AUSTRALIA)

THE CIVIL ENGINEERS (DENMARK)

  • Build long term relationship between our company and our customers
  • Asking the group for feedback on management style

THE DREDGING COMPANY (HOLLAND)

THE LEAD CONTRACTOR (INDIA)

  • Rewarded with money
  • Social events

Rewarding employees by bonus is a fantastic way to motivate and inspire workers

IMPROVEMORALE

CONCLUSION

TASK 2

Improve Communication

New schedule 1 phase

Record-keeping

  • Less support and maintenance, lower technical requirements
  • Reduces costs
  • Up to date
  • Access the same version
  • 6 months
  • Hold monthly meeting and through teleconference

Cost Overrun

Improving Morale

  • Shared 50/50 between the Gujarati authorities and the project partners
  • Machinery, cost for over time workers
  • Rewarding employees by bonus is a fantastic way to motivate and inspire workers

Thanks!