Development and Project Breifs - Falsh Cards - Level 1 Flashcards

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Why do you undertake client briefing meetings?

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When clint provides you the brief, enable better understanding of the projects so that a scope of services can be provided.

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Why would you undertake a viability study?

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The aim of a viability study is to determine if a project can be sustained in the long term - looking at success over the scope, resources, budget and timeline.

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Why would you undertake a feasibility study?

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To understand whether a project is feasible or not, may look at options of different ways of achieving the desired objective to determine cost, quality and programme implications.

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What key information do you want to capture at briefing stage?

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Key objectives / deliverables, budget, programme aspirations. Identify key stakeholders, and peoples involvement in the projects.

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How could you assist a client in developing a brief?

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Take the clients initial brief and interrogate what the key objectives from the project are and assist in compiling a brief that can be used to define a scope of services.

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What key project information needs to be captured early on to enable a fee proposal to be put together?

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Extent of requirement, whether it may just be feasibility or design. Brief, quality, programme cost requirements.

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What would you advise a client if you were not competent in completing a project requested by the client?

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I would advise the client that supply chain will be required on the project if it out of my scope.

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Give some examples of specialist services that may be required?

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Architectural services, Civils, Structural, M&E.

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What surveys may you commission on a project?

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Topographical, Utility, Ecological, Arbocultural, CCTV drainage, Structural assessment, Condition survey, Measured survey.

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How can surveys help to develop a brief?

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They can help to determine some unknowns to allow accuracy e.g. undertaking a condition survey to establish whether defect remediation allowances need to be made i.e. RBC

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What is a project execution plan?

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Outline show a project will be executed and managed. Includes project scope, budget, timeline, stakeholders, communication requirements, limitations, measurement of success.

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What is included in a project execution plan?

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Includes project scope, budget, timeline, stakeholders, communication requirements, limitations, measurement of success.

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Can you assist your client in producing the project execution plan?

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Yes, for the HDP project I assisted my client in producing the PEP for the programme of works.

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What is a business plan?

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Document which outlines a companies goals and how it intends to achieve them. SOR - Strategic plan, Operating plan, Resource plan.

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How could you assist your client in developing a business plan?

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I have assisted in undertaking a feasibility study which outlined options for refurbishing family hubs, this allowed my client to produce a business plan that was submitted to members for review and approval.

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How do you establish contingency on a project?

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Depending on complexity, refurbishment, risk allowances.

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How do you inform on budgets of a project?

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To inform budgets I work with a cost consultant, or I review previous projects that are similar and BCIS information.

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How do you manage risk on a project?

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Utilising risk registers that highlight threats to a project. On projects I continuously review and update issuing them to the client when appropriate.

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What is included within a risk register?

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The risk, RAG, severity rating, mitigation methods including costs, programme etc.

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What is a project mandate/project charter?

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Formal document issued after project initiation and before project planning. Issues all information and agreements for a project serving as the basis for planning, controlling and communicating on the project.

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What is a SMART Target?

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Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-bound

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What additional client procedures may you want to obtain information on?

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Governance, procurement - establish sufficient programme allowances?

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What statutory requirements would you want to establish?

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Planning, listed building, conservation area, asbestos, building regulations.