Project Health Clinic | Construction Project Assessment
Understand the project's actual condition before deciding what to fix first.
Discuss your projectWhen this service helps
The Project Health Clinic is a diagnostic service for construction and infrastructure projects. It reviews management evidence and delivery conditions; the word clinic refers to the project, rather than medical care.
It is useful when reports conflict, milestones slip, commitments remain unresolved or leadership needs an independent view before a major decision. Findings are tied to the evidence available, and missing information is recorded.
What we work on
Time, cost and scope
Compare the baseline and current status, examine reporting consistency and identify the most significant deviations.
Risks and delivery interfaces
Review open issues, procurement dependencies, coordination and responsibilities for corrective action.
Management and governance
Examine how decisions are made, escalated, documented and followed through.
What you receive
- An evidence-based project health assessment
- A prioritised list of issues and likely causes
- Corrective actions with responsibilities and proposed review dates
- An agreed follow-up scope and progress measures
What to prepare
Bring the baseline and latest schedules, progress and cost reports, contracts, risk register and recent meeting records. Interviews with relevant project roles can supplement the document review.
Common questions
Is a health assessment only for troubled projects?
No. It can also support a handover, a new management appointment or a planned review before important project decisions.
Do we need a complete set of records?
The review starts with available evidence. Information gaps and their effect on the assessment are made explicit.
Will the review guarantee project recovery?
The review identifies priorities and actions. Results depend on the decisions, resources and follow-through of the responsible project organisation.