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Paper Tower Project Management Plan

The document outlines a paper tower project that includes building a 5-foot tall paper tower within a budget of 18k rupees and within 50 minutes. It provides details on the project's purpose, scope, cost elements, roles and responsibilities, change procedures, control reports including a Gantt chart, work breakdown structure and critical path. It also includes an HR allocation plan assigning team members to specific deliverables and tasks.

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Paper Tower Project Management Plan

The document outlines a paper tower project that includes building a 5-foot tall paper tower within a budget of 18k rupees and within 50 minutes. It provides details on the project's purpose, scope, cost elements, roles and responsibilities, change procedures, control reports including a Gantt chart, work breakdown structure and critical path. It also includes an HR allocation plan assigning team members to specific deliverables and tasks.

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Lahore Leads University

Subject: Project Management

Topic: Paper tower Project

Submitted to:

Sir. Saqib Ahmad

Submitted by:

Zubair Ahmad (S14-2013)

Awais Akram (S14-2021)

Qadeer Ahmd (S14-2022)

Imtiaz Hussain (S14-2071)

Danish Taj (S14-2086)

Mehmoona Liaqat (S15-2042)


Paper Tower Project
Introduction

The purpose of this project is to ensure the project will be complete within time and within the
budget. This project includes Gantt Chart,Work Breakdown structure Critical path analysis, and
HR Allocation.

The Cost Management Plan identifies the materials and there cost related to the project. The Cost
Management Plan will define how the costs on project will be managed throughout the project’s
lifecycle. It will set the format and parameters by which the project cost is measured, reported
and controlled.

Purpose & Scope


To build a minimum 5 Feet Tall Paper Tower within the budget of Rs 18K, must get completed
within given time i.e., 50 minutes.
Tower’s top must be strong enough to place something weighing about 50gms.

Cost Elements:
 Number of Papers
 Number of Clips
 Tape
 Scissor
 Color Market
 Color Paper
 Ribbon
 Measuring Tape
 UHU Stick
 HR Resources

Roles and responsibilities


 Project Manager: To be decided by Instructor. Mr. __________
 Muhammad Farooq will be manager HR and communication
 Mr. Abdul Rahman Mughal will be manager planning Monitor & Control
 Mr. Sarmad will be manager Finance &Procurement.
 Mr. Farhan will be Manager Architect and Design.
 Change Control Board : Mr. Abdur Rehman and Mr. Usman
Change Procedure and CCB
The following procedure will be adopted for change.
 CCB will first identify the change
 Create a change request
 Perform Integrated Change Control
Assess the change
Look at the impact of the change
Change is approved or rejected
 Adjust the project management plan and baseline (if req.)
 Notify stakeholders affected by the change
 Manage the project as per the new project management plan
 CCB Members, Abdul Rehman and Muhammad Farooq

Every manager will have to take approval from Mr. Usman who will be in charge of CCB he will
review all changes required and give approval.

Approval level
For every change Mr. Abdur Rehman will approve changes initially, later on Usman .
After that, summery will got o Project Manager (to be assigned by Instructor) , and he will finally
approve to make the change accepted or denied.

Control reports
Control reports will differentiate significant problems from less serious problems within the
project. These Control reports will be a source of monitoring the project too and will prove
fruitful while taking preventive actions (CAPA).
Gantt chart
Definition

A Gantt chart is a type of bar chart, devised by Henry Gantt in the 1910s, that illustrates
a project schedule. Gantt charts illustrate the start and finish dates of the terminal
elements and summary elements of a project.

Activity 15-M 10-M 5-M 10-M 10-M 5-M

Measurement

Cutting

Folding

Gum

Design

Joint the papers

Final Touch
Work Break down Structure
Definition

A work breakdown structure is a key project deliverable that organizes the


team's work into manageable sections. The Project Management Body of Knowledge
(PMBOK) defines the work breakdown structure as a "deliverable oriented hierarchical
decomposition of the work to be executed by the project team.
Critical path
Definition
In project management, a critical path is the sequence of project network activities which
add up to the longest overall duration, regardless if that longest duration has float or not.
This determines the shortest time possible to complete the project
Hr Allocation
No of
Deliverable
Sub Caterios Perso Allocated Hr
s
n
Papers Piling and Distribution
Mr. Sarmad, Mr Farooq, Abdur Rehman,
  Paper Counting/ Weighing 4 Usman
  Paper Segmentation 2 Mr. Muhamamd Usman, MR Sarmad
  Piling Distribution and Monitoring 2 [Link] Rehman, Mr Faran
Block Making
  Dimension Measuring 1 Mr Faran
  Paper Cutting 1 Farooq
  Taping / Joining and Monitoring 2 Abdur Rehman, Sarmad
Piller Making
  Paper Folding 2 Mr Faran, Usman
  Taping/ Rolling 2 Mr. Sarmad, Mr Farooq
  Folded Cutting and Monitoring 1 Abdur Rehman
Circular Stories Raising
  Base Formation 2 Mr. Sarmad, Usman
  Circular Stories Raising and Monitoring 2 [Link] Rehman, Farooq
Top Making
  Paper Top Making 1 Abdur Rehman
  Top Fixing 1 Mr. Usman
  Décor: Tape Cutting 2 Mr. Farooq, Sarmad
  Décor: Ribbon Cuttins 2 Faran and Abdur Rehman
Marker Work + Pastings + Colour Paper and
  Monitoring 1 Abdur Rehman
Testing Phase
  Height Testing 1 Mr. Farooq
  Weight Adding Test and Moitoring 1 [Link] Rehman

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