Construction Project Management · Saeed Azarshab

Construction Programme & Project Controls

Construction Programme & Project Controls — Workflow image 1
Construction Programme & Project Controls

My planning focus is a programme that reflects actual construction sequence, trade interfaces and constraints. My portfolio identifies MS Project and Excel as planning tools. Qom is presented at Assistant Construction Project Manager level, not as sole ownership of the project programme.

England: regulatory context for delivery

An England programme should include design reviews, the construction phase plan and required approval or inspection hold points. For higher-risk building work, allow for the applicable BSR approval and change-control process; it is not a universal gateway sequence for every project.

BIM-enabled coordination and repeatable controls

My planning approach links work packages and model views to programme activities, constraints and progress records. Model-linked sequencing can support 4D reviews when suitable information exists; template-based updates and exception reports support control rather than replacing site verification.

What I focus on

  • Link activities, milestones and dependencies to work packages.
  • Use look-ahead planning to identify labour, access and material constraints.
  • Report progress and explain programme changes against the baseline.

Relevant project records

The records below show the stated role, scope and involvement. A project link does not prove every workflow or a quantified outcome.

Qom Residential Building

Role
Assistant Construction Project Manager
Scale
7 floors / 10 units
Involvement
Sep 2015 — May 2017

Seoul Residential Building

Role
Construction Project Manager — Civil Works
Scale
10 units / 13 parking spaces
Involvement
Jun 2017 — Sep 2019

Technical workflow in detail

Practical workflow reference. Project-specific roles and the current England regulatory context are described separately above.

• Critical Path Analysis & Milestone Tracking

  • Excavation completion

  • Structural frame erection

  • MEP rough-ins

  • Final inspection sign-offs

This ensures that the project remains time-conscious at every phase.

• Developing the Master Schedule

  • Contractual delivery deadlines

  • Construction methodology

  • Resource availability

  • Authority approval timelines

These schedules define all phases—from site preparation to handover.

• Delay Mitigation and Rescheduling

  • Re-sequencing non-critical tasks

  • Applying float strategically

  • Collaborating with subcontractors to recover lost time

• Look-Ahead Planning & Weekly Tracking

  • Help trade contractors plan workforce and material deliveries

  • Allow the site team to monitor daily progress and constraints

  • Identify delays before they escalate

Example workflow tools

Tool/Skill

Application

Microsoft Project

Gantt charts, baseline tracking, rescheduling

Primavera P6

Logic-based scheduling, progress curves

Look-Ahead Sheets

Weekly site team coordination

Progress Reporting

Earned value analysis, client updates

Supporting visual material