Description

Revise and Recovery Schedule – Complete Practical Course (Primavera P6)

Course Overview:

In real projects, delays are unavoidable. What matters is how those delays are handled, revised, and recovered professionally.

The Revise and Recovery Schedule – Complete Practical Course is designed to guide planning engineers and project control professionals through the complete process of revising schedules and developing recovery plans using Primavera P6, exactly as required on live construction and EPC projects.

This course focuses on practical planning techniques, not academic definitions. It explains what actually happens on delayed projects, how recovery schedules are demanded by clients, and how planners are expected to respond professionally using Primavera P6.

This is a training course, created to improve real project skills.

Course Delivery & Training Format:

This course is delivered through one-on-one online training, ensuring complete focus on your learning requirements and project-specific challenges.

After booking the course, the training schedule will be mutually agreed based on availability. Once the schedule is finalized, the sessions will be conducted online in a structured and professional manner.

Each training session will be recorded, and all session recordings will be shared with you for lifetime access. This allows you to revisit the content at any time and reinforce your understanding whenever required.

The course is conducted with the objective of clear concept building, not rushed completion. Questions are encouraged throughout the sessions, and the training continues until the concepts are properly understood and clarified.

Course Objective:

• Understand why revise and recovery schedules are required
• Learn how to prepare them correctly in Primavera P6
• Improve technical decision-making during project delays
• Avoid common mistakes that lead to recovery plan rejection
• Develop confidence in presenting recovery schedules professionally

By the end of this course, participants will be able to handle delayed projects in a structured, logical, and defensible manner.

Course Methodology:

This course is structured in a progressive and practical manner, exactly as recovery scheduling happens in real projects.

Instead of jumping directly into acceleration techniques, the course first builds conceptual clarity, then gradually moves into technical execution.

The methodology followed in this course includes:

• Understanding the difference between revise, update, and recovery schedules
• Reviewing baseline schedules and current project status
• Identifying delay impact on critical and near-critical paths
• Deciding whether revision or recovery is contractually appropriate
• Applying logical, resource-based, and calendar-based recovery techniques
• Monitoring recovery performance after implementation

Each topic is explained with clear reasoning, ensuring that learners not only know how to perform actions in Primavera P6, but also why those actions are required.

What Will Happen in This Course:

During this course, you will work through the entire lifecycle of a delayed project schedule.

You will start by understanding why a project requires recovery, how delays affect the approved baseline, and what information must be reviewed before taking any recovery action.

As the course progresses, you will learn how to:

• Review and clean schedules before recovery
• Identify logic weaknesses and unrealistic constraints
• Decide whether a revised schedule or recovery schedule is required
• Apply recovery techniques without damaging CPM logic

Finally, the course focuses on monitoring, controlling, and presenting recovery schedules, which is often where planners struggle the most in real projects.

This approach ensures that learners develop professional judgment, not just software skills.