Project Management
Wyatt maintains seasoned full time Project Managers, Planners/Schedulers, and Construction Supervisors/General Superintendents.
Seasoned Project Management
Wyatt maintains seasoned full time Project Managers, Planners/Schedulers, and Construction Supervisors/General Superintendents. They represent decades of experience with:
Cost Tracking – to provide accurate on time reporting and management of all project costs.
Project Execution – to collaborate with all entities to ensure a safe and quality project that is on time and on budget.
Procurement/Outsourcing – capacity to put together BOM’s and procure all of your material/equipment needs.
Subcontract Management -Fold the subcontractor into a seamless execution plan.
Advanced Work Package Planning – interfacing with engineering, procurement, and fabrication to produce effective construction planning & installations.
General Contracting / Construction Management – full capability to act as a general contractor or manage owner-supplied subcontractors and resources.
Constructability Programs – provides construction input to design, fabrication, and procurement phases with the focus optimizing construction execution.
Constructability Reviews – to reduce turnaround duration, we collaborate with engineering to maximize pre-turnaround construction.
Estimating and Scheduling – full capability to estimate and provide detailed sequencing of all work activities.
Interactive Planning – integration of stakeholder interfaces to develop true interaction project schedules included critical path evaluations and risk mitigations
Execution Planning – develop hiring plans, equipment schedules, and coordinate with Plant Operations to expedite permitting processes.
Logistics Planning – evaluate and develop plans to address support facilities, laydown yards, heavy-haul traffic flow, and material transport.
Safety Planning – evaluate and develop ventilation and rescue plans, confined space requirements, hexavalent chromium procedures, and lock-out / tag-out compliance.
Quality Planning – identify welding procedures and welder qualifications to ensure that resources are available.
Manpower Planning – identify number and type of crafts required and facilitate hiring plans with personnel offices.

