3 - Managing Projects Flashcards
What is contained within the Lessons Learned Guidance Note?
- Discussion around project ‘Failure’
- List of reasons why projects fail
- Discussion around why lessons aren’t learned
How do you assess team performance?
- KPIs
- 360 Feedback
- Client Feedback
- How much involvement you need to have, i.e. hand holding
Can you explain a time where you designed a management tool to manage the project?
- Deliverable performance tracker with design.
- Gave an indictor of planned vs. actual across the disciplines
- Allowed me to identify if work was slipping early
Can you explain a time where you have improved a development’s viability?
- Retaining wall around Basingstoke project.
Have you ever managed a feasibility study?
- Power/UPS at Hitachi
- Heavy train cleaning at Hitachi
What is an SSSI?
Sites of Specific Scientific Interest
Can you explain the two types of Soft Landings?
A collection of processes to ease the transition between Project and Operations in order to drive maximum benefit.
- BSRIA - More focussed around workshops with stakeholders to keep them engaged
- GSL - More focussed around BIM and ensuring information is correctly captured and configured
What is the difference between a Wayleave and Easement?
Wayleave - Allowing a party access to maintain something, such as a utility.
Easement - A permanent access right given to a party in perpetuity. I.e., a PROW.
What are Statutory Consents?
Consents you must obtain by law. I.e., Planning and Building Regulations
What is a S106 Agreement?
The legal agreement between an application and authority to implement a mitigation of the development. I.e., a bus stop, junction or provide money.
What is a Section 278 Agreement?
Legal agreement between Highways Authority and Applicant to create an interface to the national network.
What is a Section 38 Agreement?
Highways Adoption Agreement - Highways will adopt the highway as long as it’s constructed in line with the agreement.
Which legislation governs Planning?
Town and Country Planning Act 1990
Can you explain what an EIA is?
Environmental Impact Assessment - an assessment undertaken by applicant that looks at all facets of the development impact on the environment.
What legislation governs an EIA? What are the steps?
Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations
- Screening
- Scoping
- Prepare Assessment
- Submission
- Decision