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| − | Work plans group work schedules, typically | + | Work plans group work schedules, typically to distinguish between schedules for construction management purposes and schedules used for facility management purposes. |
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| + | == A work plan contains multiple schedules, used for baseline and actual and planned == | ||
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| + | digraph { | ||
| + | node [ shape=rect ]; | ||
| + | edge [ fontsize=10 ]; | ||
| + | IfcRelAggregates -> IfcWorkPlan [ label="RelatingObject" ]; | ||
| + | IfcRelAggregates -> IfcWorkSchedule [ label="RelatedObjects" ]; | ||
| + | PLANNED [shape=ellipse] | ||
| + | IfcWorkSchedule -> PLANNED [label="PredefinedType"] | ||
| + | } | ||
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| + | [[File:Ifc-concept-sequence-workschedule-planned.png]] | ||
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| + | In construction scheduling, a work schedule can represent your current plan of tasks, prior to the start of construction. | ||
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| + | digraph { | ||
| + | node [ shape=rect ]; | ||
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| + | IfcRelAggregates -> IfcWorkPlan [ label="RelatingObject" ]; | ||
| + | ifcworkschedule1 [label = "IfcWorkSchedule"] | ||
| + | ifcworkschedule2 [label = "IfcWorkSchedule"] | ||
| + | IfcRelAggregates -> ifcworkschedule1 [ label="RelatedObjects[0]" ]; | ||
| + | IfcRelAggregates -> ifcworkschedule2 [ label="RelatedObjects[1]" ]; | ||
| + | BASELINE [shape=ellipse] | ||
| + | PLANNED [shape=ellipse] | ||
| + | ifcworkschedule1 -> BASELINE [label="PredefinedType"] | ||
| + | ifcworkschedule2 -> PLANNED [label="PredefinedType"] | ||
| + | } | ||
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| + | [[File:Ifc-concept-sequence-workschedule-baseline.png]] | ||
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| + | A work schedule may be duplicated. The old copy of the work schedule is known as a baseline. You can have multiple baseline work schedules. A baseline schedule can be used to compare between old plans and current plans. | ||
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| + | the schedule for a project is a collection of tasks that must be completed over a specific timeline in order to reach the final deliverable for the project. Therefore, the schedule baseline is a way to capture this finalized schedule and use it as a benchmark to measure your progress in executing the project. | ||
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Revision as of 22:07, 7 July 2021
Processes are individual events or tasks. Processes may have different meanings when used in different scenarios. When processes are used in construction, they represent construction tasks which have associated sequence relationships, may transform inputs into outputs, and have relationships to costs, products, and resources. When processes are used in facility management, they represent maintenance tasks, including to-do lists and recurring patterns.
Work plans group work schedules, typically to distinguish between schedules for construction management purposes and schedules used for facility management purposes.
A work plan contains multiple schedules, used for baseline and actual and planned
In construction scheduling, a work schedule can represent your current plan of tasks, prior to the start of construction.
A work schedule may be duplicated. The old copy of the work schedule is known as a baseline. You can have multiple baseline work schedules. A baseline schedule can be used to compare between old plans and current plans.
