attributes of managers roles and responsibilites Flashcards

1
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What is the primary role of a project manager (P.M) in a project?

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To oversee the project from the early design phase

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2
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List the key areas a project manager should monitor during a project.

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  • Project development
  • Project stakeholders
  • Project team
  • Project risk
  • Project schedule
  • Project budget
  • Issues and conflicts
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3
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What does PEP stand for?

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Project Execution Plan

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4
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What is included in a Project Execution Plan (PEP)?

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  • Project definition and summary of strategy brief
  • Project programme
  • Drawings
  • Cost plan, management and accounting
  • Quality assurance strategy
  • Contracting and procurement strategy
  • Technology strategy
  • Monitoring and reporting strategies
  • Potential consultations and stakeholder management
  • Communications strategy and standards
  • Handover
  • Strategy for obtaining planning permission and other permissions
  • Risk assessment and allocations
  • Health and safety strategy
  • Sustainability strategy
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5
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Define a stakeholder in the context of project management.

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Anyone who has an interest in the project and can influence its success

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6
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True or False: Stakeholders always have the same goals.

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False

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7
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What is crucial for project teams to ensure success?

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Proper structuring of project teams at the outset

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8
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Name the three types of project team structures mentioned.

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  • Traditional
  • Collaborative practices
  • Integrated project teams
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9
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What is a responsibility assignment matrix?

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A document prepared by the P.M to specify which risks can be assigned to which individual

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10
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What is the importance of establishing collaborative practices in construction teams?

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To work efficiently and coordinate diverse disciplines

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11
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What are integrated project teams particularly important for?

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Public projects as recommended procurement routes

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12
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What are the types of risks identified in project management?

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  • Pure and particular risk
  • Fundamental risk
  • Speculative risk
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13
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What does fundamental risk include?

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  • Government policies and taxes
  • Labour
  • Safety
  • Malicious damage
  • Industrial disputes
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14
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What is pure and particular risk associated with?

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Damage to persons and property, such as through fire or storm

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15
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Fill in the blank: Speculative risks can be appointed as decided by the parties to the _______.

A

contract

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16
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What are some other risks that can affect time and money in a project?

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  • Delays and disputes
  • Inefficient execution of work
  • Late supplies of information
  • Poor communication
  • Delays in payment
17
Q

What are the steps a project manager can take to manage risks?

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  • Identify risk
  • Analyze risks for frequency and severity
  • Respond to risk