Construction Project Management & PMO Advisory
Connect the project plan to the decisions, people and commitments that make delivery possible.
Discuss your projectWhen this service helps
A schedule alone cannot manage a construction project. Owners, designers, contractors and suppliers need clear responsibilities, timely decisions and a shared view of priorities.
Sarmad supports project management planning and delivery governance. The scope can cover a single project, a management system or a project management office (PMO), according to the organisation's needs.
What we work on
Project management planning
Clarify objectives, scope, stakeholders, responsibilities and the way changes and decisions will be handled.
Coordination and governance
Establish decision routes, meeting routines and action follow-up across the project team.
PMO and management systems
Define the reporting framework, essential templates and review cycle that suit the organisation's project portfolio.
What you receive
- An agreed project management plan or improvement scope
- Responsibility and decision matrices
- A risk, issue and action register with named owners
- A management reporting and review framework
What to prepare
Prepare the project brief, contracts, organisation chart, current schedule and recent management reports. Gaps in these records become part of the initial review.
Common questions
How is project management different from project controls?
Project management coordinates scope, responsibilities, stakeholders and decisions. Project controls supplies the schedule, cost and progress evidence that informs those decisions.
Can support begin after construction has started?
Yes. The initial review identifies the current commitments, unresolved decisions and gaps before an improvement scope is agreed.
Must we replace our existing systems?
The service starts from your current processes and tools. Changes are agreed where they solve a specific delivery or reporting problem.