Project Management

Project Management is the art of keeping a project moving on time and on budget, while identifying risks and opportunities, and liaising with everyone involved along the way. It’s a specialised discipline that requires acute attention to detail.

It’s not uncommon for individuals to want to manage their own projects with the intention of keeping costs down. But anyone who’s dipped their toes into the world of Project Management will know that it takes a special kind of person to cross all the t’s and dot all the i’s – simultaneously – while being able to spot the problems that crop up along the way.

The core aspects of Project Management include:

• Scope – Defining what the project will deliver, and equally, what it won’t.

• Time – Establishing the programme, milestones, and deadlines.

• Cost -Managing budgets, estimates, and controlling variations.

• Quality – Ensuring the work meets required standards, regulations, and client expectations.

• Risk – Identifying issues before they arise and putting mitigation in place.

• Communication – Keeping everyone (client, consultants, contractors, council) aligned.

Our Project Managers each have different but relevant backgrounds which means they’re very involved across the work we do here at Land Matters. Your Project Manager will become a trusted partner and valuable asset to your project.

Without project management, projects often suffer from:

• Cost overruns
• Delays
• Miscommunication between parties
• Compliance failures
• Stress for the client

Good project management ensures your project is delivered efficiently, legally, and with minimal hassle for you.