Recovery Planning
Schedule Analysis & Recovery Planning
Understand what is driving the delay—then build a practical path forward.
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Start With the Current Schedule
Recovery begins with establishing an accurate current-state schedule and understanding the work actually controlling completion.
- Current data date
- Critical and near-critical paths
- Total and negative float
- Milestone variance
- Procurement status
- Resource requirements
- Work-front availability
- Testing and commissioning requirements
Recovery Planning
Once the drivers are understood, Pathline can evaluate alternative execution strategies in Primavera P6 before management commits additional resources and cost.
- Activity resequencing
- Additional crews
- Extended hours or shifts
- Seven-day calendars
- Parallel execution
- Resource reallocation
- Procurement acceleration
- Alternative work fronts
- Phased turnover
Measure the Recovery
The recovery plan should become the new execution plan, with actual progress measured against the assumptions required to achieve the revised forecast.
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