Critical Path Method (CPM) · Quantity Surveying · Power BI & EVM
Project Controls That Predict the Job, Rather Than Describe the Past.
Clean schedules, reconciled quantities, and automated dashboards that give Project Controls Managers defensible data — without spending nights rebuilding spreadsheets.
01 / The Field Reality
Why progress reporting creates friction between field and office
Too many industrial progress reports are historical autopsies: they report what happened three weeks ago, long after corrective action was cheap.
Schedules in Primavera P6 disconnected from actual work packages, turning the critical path into guesswork.
Take-offs that don't reconcile with field deliveries, causing sudden material shortages at 85% completion.
Controls managers spend days cleaning fragmented Excel logs before monthly owner meetings.
02 / The Concrete Deliverables
What your controls team actually receives
Integrated Schedules (P6 & MS Project) built from the work package breakdown, with logic and float audits.
Discipline Quantity Take-Offs across piping, steel, concrete, insulation, and E&I, reconciled to baseline.
Power BI / Power Query Dashboards pulling directly from your ERP, schedules, and timesheets — no manual entry.
03 / Technical Standards
| Methodology | PMI standards · AACE International principles · Earned Value Management (EVM) |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Primavera P6 Professional · Microsoft Project · Power BI · Power Query · Excel advanced modeling |
The remote advantage
When your controls team requests a look-ahead adjustment at 9:00 AM, our engineers in Colombia are on the same business day. The update is ready before your afternoon coordination meeting.
05 / Next Step