How to Prepare a Recovery Plan That Works

What you will find out

• When recovery plans are needed, intervention thresholds, and the real cost of late intervention
• The critical differences between a Baseline, a Revised Schedule, and a Recovery Plan — and their contractual implications
• Why projects fail: the people, process, and technical failure factors that form the diagnostic foundation for recovery
• Why recovery plans don't work: the most common recovery plan failure modes — and precisely how to avoid each one
• Float analysis for recovery: understanding Total Float, Free Float, and the Critical Path to prioritize recovery efforts
• The overtime productivity deterioration curve and why simply adding overtime often accelerates schedule slippage
• Special recovery cases: navigating brownfield access restrictions and offshore accommodation limitations
• Recovery options evaluated: Fast-Tracking, Crashing, and Overtime — techniques, cost implications, and operational limits
• The 5-Step Recovery Methodology: Cut-off date → Delay identification → Root cause analysis → Recovery measures → Recovery plan