Project Schedule Management

PH&C updates the construction schedule against the field and tells the owner which delays are real before the opening date moves.

A schedule that is not updated shows last month’s plan. PH&C manages the construction schedule after work begins. We track what finished, what slipped, and which delay changes the completion date.

What PH&C handles

Reviewing the contractor’s baseline and monthly updates.
Tracking actual progress against planned progress.
Identifying the critical path and the activities with float.
Separating delays caused by the contractor, the owner, the designers, weather, and outside agencies.
Reviewing recovery plans and requests for time extensions.
Coordinating look-ahead schedules with trades, inspectors, and utilities.
Reporting changes to the owner, the lender, and tenants with dates attached.

What you get

Plain-language schedule updates that name the activity, the cause, and the days affected.
Early warning when a late approval or delivery threatens the opening.
A documented basis for time-extension decisions.
Fewer surprises at the end of the project.

How it connects

The baseline comes from the project schedule created during pre-construction. Coordination with inspectors and utilities is covered under government agency coordination and utility coordination. Schedule management is part of construction management. To review a schedule on a project in progress, contact PH&C.