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Project Sizing Guide

Purpose

This document is intended to assist in deciding what sort of management overheads would be justified for a proposed project.

Instructions for Use

1. Evaluate the proposed work against each of the criteria in the Project Sizing Template section. Put a tick in the column that best describes the work for each of the criteria.

2. Discuss your evaluation of the project with the Project Executive. This may change the placement of some of the ticks.

3. Add up the ticks in each column. The column with the greatest number of ticks determines the project category. If two columns have the same number of ticks, then regard the project as belonging in the more complex project category.

a. If the project is evaluated as a Task or Minor Works, the work may be managed using normal business processes. Each tick in the other Project columns for such work represents an explicit risk to the work. Create an entry in the Risk Log for each such tick, and work out how you will manage these risks. If there are many such ticks, the work should perhaps be managed as a Simple Project.

b. If the project is evaluated as a Simple Project, then each tick in the Standard and Complex Project columns represents an explicit risk to the project. Create an entry in the Risk Log for each such tick, and work out how you will manage these risks.

c. If the project is evaluated as a Standard Project, then each tick in the Complex Project columns represents an explicit risk to the project. Create an entry in the Risk Log for each such tick, and work out how you will manage these risks.

4. For projects, use the Project Framework applicable to the agreed project size (simple, standard or complex). The Process Framework is intended to indicate the level of project management that is implied by project size.

The Control Implications section provides guidance on how the sizing of the project should be reflected in project governance and management arrangements. The Information Implications section provides guidance on the information and documents that should be gathered for the project, depending on the project sizing.

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Project Type

Criteria Task or Minor Works

Simple Project

Standard Project

Complex Project

Strategic importance The outcomes of the work

will not directly impact achievement of objectives for a single Functional Area

The outcomes of the project may directly impact achievement of objectives for a single Functional Area

The outcomes of the project will directly impact achievement of objectives for a single Functional Area

The outcomes of the project will directly impact

achievement of objectives for one or more Functional Areas or one or more organisations

Visibility The work will only be visible

to a Line Manager

The project will only be visible to a General Manager

The project will be visible to a Vice Principal

The project will be visible to the University as a whole

Client impact Work outcomes have little or

no operational impact

Project outcomes have minimal operational impact

Project outcomes have moderate operational impact

Project outcomes have major impact on operations

Sizing Indicators Budget < $60k Budget < $200K Budget < $1M Budget > $1M

Project Approach Will only use internal staff

and existing panel members

There is a requirement to engage one consultant as well as internal staff

The project engages multiple consultants as well as internal staff

The project is technically complex, with multiple consultants engaged

Stakeholders Only a single faculty or

departmental group stakeholder

There are more than one stakeholders, in a single Faculty/ departmental group only

There are several stakeholders in one or two Faculties/

departmental groups

There are many stakeholders in every Faculty or departmental group and/or from external organisations

Funding Funding < $60k is from a

single source

Funding <$500k is from a single source

Funding <$1M is from multiple sources

Funding is from multiple sources >$1M

Dependencies / Integration

No dependencies or inter-related work exist

No minor dependencies or inter-related projects exist

Some major

dependencies or inter-related projects exist

Significant dependencies or inter-related projects exist

Expected number of major review points

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Project Type

Criteria Task or Minor Works

Simple Project

Standard Project

Complex Project

Risks associated with achieving objectives

There are minimal risks associated with the work

There are low level risks associated with the project

There are medium level risks associated with the project

There are high level risks associated with the project

Complexity of Construction Work

Standard construction techniques required

Some techniques may be beyond standard but all work completed within the one stage

Project requires demolition, propping barricading, dust protection or similar

Project requires decanting, multiple stages,

modifications to existing structures or extensive changes to services

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Control Implications

of Work Sizing

Work Type

Implications Task or Minor Works Simple Project Standard Project Complex Project

Program Governance Manager level General Manager Building and Estates Committee Building and Estates Committee

Project Governance Line Manager Executive only Project Board Project Board

Assurance Carried out by Line Manager Carried out by Executive Carried out by assigned Project Board members Carried out by assigned Project Board members, or delegated to third parties with subject matter expertise

Stakeholder engagement

Directly by Line Manager Directly by Executive Directly by Executive and other Project Board members

Stakeholders organised into User Groups and Reference Groups. Each Project Board member assigned specific responsibilities

Project Management Line Manager manages the work Project Manager is at least 20%

available to the project

Project Manager is at least 60% available to the project

Project Manager is 100% available to the project

Organisational structure

No formal structure required Informal project team structure Formal structure, formal role descriptions Formal structure, formal role descriptions, separate teams

Planning and control This work is a task – Normal Business Process to be followed

Use the process model for a Simple Project and adjust as necessary

Use the process model for a Standard Project and adjust as necessary

Use the process model for a complex project and adjust as necessary

Staging No staging required Merged Project Definition and Project Initiation stages, one Delivery stage only

Separate Project Definition and Project Initiation stages, and several Delivery stages, with informal Project Board reviews between each stage

Separate Project Definition and Project Initiation stages, and several Delivery stages, with formal Project Board reviews between each stage

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Document Implications

of Project Sizing

Project Type

Product Task or Minor Works Simple Project Standard Project Complex Project

[0] Pre-Project

Project Mandate Optional Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

[1] PD - Project Definition

BR File components BR File Including: - EH&S Checklist - Tender Summary Sheet - Project Commencement Checklist

-Project Completion Checklist

Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Project Brief components Project Brief Including: Project Definition

Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Project Approach Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Outline Business Case

Including:

- Feasibility Study Checklist - Project Budget

Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Project Quality- Client Interview Sheet - Room Data Sheet - Stakeholder Checklist - Sketch drawings

Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Key Project Risks Recommended Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Operational Impacts and Stakeholder Analysis

Recommended Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

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Project Type

Product Task or Minor Works Simple Project Standard Project Complex Project

Risk Log Optional Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Approvals Log Not required Not required Mandatory Mandatory

Initiation Stage Plan

(for the ‘Initiate Project’ stage)

Not required Not required Mandatory Mandatory

Approval to Commence Project Initiation

Not required Not required Mandatory Mandatory

Request for Quotation / Proposal

Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Project Start Notification Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

[2] IP - Initiate Project

Project Plan Components

Project Plan Not required Not required - attach a Task list or Schedule to Project Brief

Mandatory Mandatory

Project Organisation Structure Including: - Role Descriptions

Not required Not required Mandatory Mandatory

Project Schedule Not required Not required Mandatory Mandatory

Communication Plan Not required Not required Mandatory Mandatory

Project Quality Plan Not required Not required Mandatory Mandatory (as separate document)

Acceptance Criteria Not required Not required Mandatory Mandatory

Configuration Management Plan

Not required Not required Recommended Mandatory

Project Controls Not required Not required Recommended Mandatory

Schematic Design Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Business Case Components Business Case Including: - Project Description

Optional – Outline Business Case Recommended – Outline Business Case

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Project Type

Product Task or Minor Works Simple Project Standard Project Complex Project

Dependencies and Constraints

Recommended Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Options Recommended Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Other Key Documents – Initiate a Project

Issue Log Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Quality Log Recommended Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Project Issue (Project Variation, Off-Spec, Request for Change)

Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Request for Quotation / Proposal

Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Contract Documentation

(Work Order / Contract)

Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Project Resourcing Agreements (Charge Code)

Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Stage Plan

(for Next Stage)

Not required As required Mandatory Mandatory

Project Approval Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

[3] CS – Control a Stage

Contract / S.O.W Mandatory -(= service agreement + work order)

Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Minutes from Site Meetings

Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Project Monthly Report

(PM to Project Board)

Not required As required (by duration of project) Mandatory Mandatory

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Project Type

Product Task or Minor Works Simple Project Standard Project Complex Project

Defect / Non Compliance Notification

As required (mandatory for EHS) As required (mandatory for EHS) As required (mandatory for EHS) As required (mandatory for EHS)

Project Variation As required As required As required As required

[4] SB – Stage Boundary

Lessons Learned Log N/A Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

End Stage Report N/A As required (if multiple stages) Mandatory Mandatory

Stage Plan

(for Next Stage)

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Project Type

Product Task or Minor Works Simple Project Standard Project Complex Project

[5] TR – Transition

Project Post Occupancy Survey

Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

As Built plans and drawings received

Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Warranties and Manuals received

Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Certificate of Practical Completion

Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Certificate of Occupancy Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

[6] CP – Close Project

Project Closure Document Components Project Closure

Document, including

Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

End Project Report Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Post-Project Review Plan Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Follow-on Actions –Including Defect List

Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Lessons Learned Report Not required Recommended Mandatory Mandatory

Other Key Documents – Project Closure Acceptance of Completed

Work

Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Final Completion Certificate

Not required Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory

Project Completion Checklist

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Document control

Approvals

Version No. Approval Date Name Title Signature/Email ref

Review history

Version No. Review Date Name Title

Version history

Version No. Version Date Summary of Changes Prepared by:

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Template control

Delete the template control page prior to using/publishing your document.

Template Name Location

Project Sizing Guide \\is-fs1b\propbuild\Procedures\ProjectManagement\Templates

Template approvals

Version No. Approval Date Name Title Signature/Email ref

002 26/06/2012 Leo Fincher-Johnson Construction Manager, Major Projects

26 Jun 2012 L. Fincher-Johnson

Template review history

Version No. Review Date Name Title

002 06/06/2012 Brendan Jordan Project Manager

Template version history

Version No. Version Date Summary of Changes Prepared by

001 19/10/2009 Original document. Jeremy Smith

002 06/06/2012 Fields added to increase usability and to enable forms so that a global search and replace can be used to auto-populate project specific name, number, project manager name, and building number. Format amended to align with ITS and standard document controls added.

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