Workface Planning (WFP) with Forge
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The document discusses workface planning, which ensures construction work fronts are unconstrained and aligned with project schedules. It defines workface planning responsibilities and requirements like clear scopes, latest drawings, material status visibility, readiness preparations, and integrated progress reporting. A demo is then provided of a workface planning web platform using Forge that addresses construction needs.
Workface Planning (WFP) with Forge
- 1. Workface Planning With Forge Chehade Kassouf VP Operations at BlackSmithSoft Ahmad Khairat AEC Technical Specialist - Autodesk
- 2. About the speaker Chehade Kassouf VP Operations At BlackSmithSoft Experienced Project Manager with a demonstrated 22 years career history of working in the oil & gas industry. Championing the workface planning operation at various mega projects. Produce corporate workface planning procedure and best practices. Developing a pioneer workface planning web platform using forge that address the construction needs.
- 4. Workface Planning in A Nutshell • The Workface planning is a project management method that ensures all project direct workers (Workface) always have unconstraint work fronts, in-line with project schedule. • What do Workface Require o Scope o Drawings o Material o Report o Access o Safety o Quality
- 5. Know your Responsibility • Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) starts way before construction. o Engineering Work Package (EWP) o Construction Work Package (CWP) • Workface Planning (WFP) is Contractors’ responsibility o Installation Work Package (IWP) o No More than 2 Weeks of Work. o From Cradle to Grave
- 6. Scope • Clear with No Assumptions. • Differentiate between what you needs as material and you report as progress. What You Get What You Build
- 7. Drawings • Get The right drawings no more no less • Make sure it is the latest You Get Hundreds You Send One
- 8. Material Status • Material in your store is Dynamic. • Always have visibility on the status 10 Bolts can stop all these Spools
- 9. Be Ready • Treat it like a shutdown you won’t go wrong. Stake Holders Checklists Location and Access
- 10. Progress • No Guessing in reporting. • No Guessing in Planning • Leverage previous performances.
- 11. The Whole View
- 12. If a Tree Fell without an Observer, Did it really Fall?
- 13. 4D for those who need it • Know how everyone is progress in your CWA. • Mitigate Accordingly.
- 14. Reports Reports show work, integrated reports show visibility How good you performing.: With respect to Schedule. With respect to Site needs.
- 15. DEMO
- 16. Contacts Information • Chehade Kassouf • Vice President Operations • BlackSmithSoft LLC • Mobile: +961 3 835326 | US: +1 (281) 509-9821 • Email: che@blacksmithsoft.com | Web: blacksmithsoft.com