Schedules provide a capability to track the completion of tasks for a specific job, view dependencies of tasks, and visualise the entire progress on the Gantt chart. This guide covers managing construction, preconstruction, maintenance/warranty, and sales schedules.
Construction Schedules
Purpose: Track the completion of construction tasks for a specific job.
Usage: Used to manage and visualise the progress of construction activities, ensuring all tasks are completed on time and in the correct sequence.
Preconstruction Schedules
Purpose: Track the completion of tasks before construction begins.
Usage: Used to manage and plan preconstruction activities, ensuring all necessary preparatory work is completed before starting construction.
Note: Preconstruction Schedules were designed to be used in the worksheet view to track the progress of multiple jobs and not as a task list or Gantt Chart.
Maintenance/Warranty Schedules
Purpose: Track the completion of maintenance and warranty tasks for a job after handover.
Usage: Used to manage and track maintenance and warranty activities, ensuring all post-construction tasks are addressed.
Sales Schedules
Purpose: Track the completion of sales tasks for a specific job.
Usage: Used to manage and visualise the progress of sales activities, ensuring all sales-related tasks are completed efficiently.
Note: Sales Schedules are not widely used and are no longer taught as part of the G.J. Way of Sales.