Supply Chain Advice Pack: Project Management Sequencing and Critical Pathways
Introduction
Retrofit projects rely on multiple trades working together in a coordinated and structured way to deliver safe, compliant and high-quality outcomes. Unlike isolated works, retrofit involves interconnected measures where the timing and sequence of activity directly affects performance, compliance and long-term building outcomes.
Project Managers (PMs) play a central role in planning and coordinating this activity through sequencing and project programming. This ensures that each task happens at the right time, in the right order, and with full awareness of how it affects other trades.
This advice pack explains what sequencing and critical pathways mean in practice, and how contractors, installers and suppliers can work together effectively.
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