EXPERTISE / Recovery & What-If Planning
Test the options before changing the field plan.
When the forecast moves, the response needs more than a shorter duration. We examine alternative sequences, resources and procurement options to develop a workable recovery approach.
WHEN IT HELPS
When completion is at risk—or a better route may exist.
Use scenario planning after a major change, a missed milestone or a revised delivery target. Keep the current schedule intact while evaluating options against a consistent reference.
What we examine
- Identify the driversTrace the activities and interfaces that actually govern the forecast.
- Develop alternativesTest work-area phasing, resequencing, procurement changes and resource adjustments.
- Check feasibilityReview access, supervision, trade congestion, safety interfaces and required approvals with the team.
- Compare and decideExplain schedule gains, assumptions, tradeoffs and implementation requirements.
THE WORKING OUTPUTS
Clarity you can put to work.
Scenario schedules
Separate P6 what-if models with clear scope and assumptions.
Option comparison
A comparison of finish forecasts, dependencies and practical tradeoffs.
Recovery action plan
The decisions, resources and field changes needed to implement the chosen approach.
A credible recovery plan earns its dates through executable changes.
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