Description
This third and final volume of the popular PDRI series, the PDRI–Infrastructure addresses the complexity and variability of infrastructure projects. Considerations for revamp and renovation projects are included. Contains 68 scope definition elements in an easy-to-use score sheet format. The PDRI–Infrastructure is one of the best tools for measuring the completeness of project scope definition on infrastructure projects of all sizes and types.

Includes an automated score sheet (macro-enabled Excel® file).

Description
The third edition of this best-selling, notebook-style toolkit now includes information on revamp and renovation projects. Security issues are covered as well. With its checklist of 70 scope definition elements in an easy-to-use score sheet format, the PDRI is one of the best tools for measuring the completeness of project scope definition on industrial projects.

Version 3.2 includes an automated score sheet (macro-enabled Excel® file), updated 2Dec09.

Description
This third edition of the popular PDRI-Building Projects now has considerations for revamp and renovation projects. Security issues are covered as well. Contains 64 scope definition elements in an easy-to-use score sheet format. The PDRI-Building Projects is one of the best tools for measuring the completeness of project scope definition on commercial and general building projects.

Version 3.2 includes an automated score sheet (macro-enabled Excel® file), updated 2Dec09.

Description
This HTML product, sold on CD-ROM or by free download (CII members only), presents the latest tools on front end planning in a sequence that prompts their use at appropriate points in the planning process. The information and format of the Front End Planning Toolkit can be easily customized to model the user’s organizational process and language.

Version 2.0 adds materials developed by CII since the first edition was published, including information flow and renovation issues relating to front end planning. It includes electronic editions of the following front end planning resources:

• IR113-2, PDRI: Project Definition Rating Index - Industrial Projects, Version 3.2
• IR113-3, Alignment During Pre-Project Planning: A Key to Project Success, Version 2.1
• IR155-2, PDRI: Project Definition Rating Index - Building Projects, Version 3.2
• RS213-1, Front End Planning: Break the Rules, Pay the Price
• RS241-1, Optimizing Construction Input in Front End Planning
• RS242-1, Front End Planning for Renovation and Revamp Projects: An Overview
• IR242-2, Front End Planning of Renovation and Revamp Projects

Description
This HTML product, only available by download, presents the latest tools from CII on front end planning. This work presents the tools in a sequence that prompts their use at appropriate points in the planning process. Version 2.0 adds materials developed by CII since the first edition was published, including information flow and renovation issues relating to front end planning. The information and format can be easily customized to model a user’s organizational process and language. Includes electronic files of templates, checklists, and other tools. Does not include any other CII implementation resources or research summaries.

Description
This implementation resource, which is based on extensive CII research, is intended to assist project teams that are working on renovation and revamp projects (or “R&R” projects), to achieve better project outcomes. Includes the Shutdown/Turnaround Alignment Readiness (STAR) Tool and PCI cards.

Description
Capital project delivery is greatly affected by the quality of the front end planning effort. This process has become a key focus of many organizations in recent years. CII has developed a risk management tool entitled the Project Definition Rating Index (PDRI) that, if employed, can significantly improve the front end planning process. The PDRI is a powerful and easy-to-use tool that offers a method to measure project scope definition for completeness. It identifies and precisely describes each critical element in a scope definition package and allows a project team to quickly predict factors impacting project risk. It is intended to evaluate the completeness of scope definition at any point prior to detailed design and construction. Research conducted by the CII indicates that use of the PDRI can set the stage for:

• better cost performance, including more predictable estimates and reduced project cost
• reduced project schedules
• fewer project changes
• better operational performance
• a reduced chance of project disasters

• PowerPoint^® presentation files
• IR113-2, PDRI: Project Definition Rating Index – Industrial Projects, Version 3.2

Description
Capital project delivery is greatly affected by the quality of the front end planning effort. This process has become a key focus of many organizations in recent years. CII has developed a risk management tool entitled the Project Definition Rating Index (PDRI) that, if employed, can significantly improve the front end planning process. The PDRI is a powerful and easy-to-use tool that offers a method to measure project scope definition for completeness. It identifies and precisely describes each critical element in a scope definition package and allows a project team to quickly predict factors impacting project risk. It is intended to evaluate the completeness of scope definition at any point prior to detailed design and construction. Research conducted by the CII indicates that use of the PDRI can set the stage for:

• better cost performance, including more predictable estimates and reduced project cost
• reduced project schedules
• fewer project changes
• better operational performance
• a reduced chance of project disasters

Description
Combines one Instructor’s Guide (EM113-23) and six Participant Handbooks (EM113-23A). Volume discounts may apply.

Description
Capital project delivery is greatly affected by the quality of the front end planning effort. This process has become a key focus of many organizations in recent years. CII has developed a risk management tool entitled the Project Definition Rating Index (PDRI) that, if employed, can significantly improve the front end planning process. The PDRI is a powerful and easy-to-use tool that offers a method to measure project scope definition for completeness. It identifies and precisely describes each critical element in a scope definition package and allows a project team to quickly predict factors impacting project risk. It is intended to evaluate the completeness of scope definition at any point prior to detailed design and construction. Research conducted by the CII indicates that use of the PDRI can set the stage for:

• better cost performance, including more predictable estimates and reduced project cost
• reduced project schedules
• fewer project changes
• better operational performance
• a reduced chance of project disasters

• PowerPoint^® presentation files
• IR155-2, PDRI: Project Definition Rating Index – Building Projects, Version 3.2