Schedule Tracking
The ongoing, disciplined process of updating your schedule against actual progress — recording what’s been achieved, adjusting forecasts, and recalculating the critical path — on a regular cycle throughout the project or asset maintenance campaign.
Why it matters
A schedule that isn’t tracked regularly is just a plan, not a management tool. Inconsistent or infrequent tracking is one of the most common reasons schedules lose credibility with clients — and it’s also where a lot of the groundwork for later EOT claims either gets built properly or gets lost. Good tracking means consistent data date discipline, appropriate percent-complete methodology (physical, duration, units, or performance-based, chosen deliberately rather than defaulted), and honest progress recording.
What's included in our deliverable
- Regular schedule updates (weekly, fortnightly, or monthly per your contract requirements) with consistent data date discipline
- Percent-complete methodology matched to activity type
- Recalculated critical path and float at every update, with variance commentary
When to use it
Continuously, from baseline through to completion.