Impacted As Planned Delay Analysis

Impacted As Planned Delay Analysis In this video, we dive into the Impacted As Planned method — a straightforward yet effective approach to delay analysis. Building on our previous discussion of delay analysis methods, this session focuses on how to use your baseline schedule to predict and measure the impact of delays before they occur. In this video you’ll learn: • How the Impacted As Planned method leverages a high-quality, logic-linked baseline schedule to model delay events. • The process of overlaying delay events onto the contractual timeline. • How to compare the original project completion date with the impacted schedule to calculate an extension of time. • The advantages and limitations of this method, especially when actual progress data isn’t available or concurrency isn’t a factor. Using a sample project we show you step-by-step how a delay event shifts the project completion date. This practical demonstration highlights how the Impacted As Planned method can be used to evaluate potential delays and support claims for time extensions. Stay tuned as we continue our Delay Analysis Series with upcoming videos on Time Impact Analysis, Windows Analysis, As-Planned vs. As-Built, and Collapsed As-Built. If you find this video helpful, please like, comment, and subscribe for more insights from CSPM Consulting. #DelayAnalysis #ProjectManagement #ConstructionManagement #CSPMConsulting #PrimaveraP6