Incorporate Collaboration into your Project to ensure Success
Collaboration among all departments and disciplines is required to ensure a successful project. It has been proven that organizations which are horizontally structured result in more effective communication. Collaboration is especially important when introducing new design and execution approaches into the project, such as industrial modularization or facility standardization approaches. When a new approach is introduced and is a change from convention, project teams will resist the change as it will be perceived to be challenging to implement rather than sticking with the status quo. People tend to revert to what they know when things get difficult and when new learnings are required.
This webinar will introduce the participants on how to incorporate collaboration into your project.
The following topics will be reviewed:
- What is collaboration?
- How to incorporate collaboration into your project?
Cathy previous roles include a Subject Matter Expect in execution of a manufactured approach in heavy oil program delivery at WorleyParsons. The manufactured approach involves the development of a “minimum kit”, modularized design, that includes standardized engineering, procurement, and fabrication. Cathy has provided training and has facilitated workshops for project teams and clients including international workshare personnel. Cathy has also led an internal initiative to develop a standardized design catalogue for a minimum kit modular well pad for both new and sustaining capital projects.
