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Project Charter

The document outlines a project to construct the Titanic. The goals are to design and build a luxury ship focused on safety for wealthy passengers. A budget of £3 million is allocated. Key phases include design, construction over 3-4 years, fitting out for 1-1.5 years, and sea trials. Major risks include collisions and harsh weather. Upon completion, the ship will provide luxury travel with modern amenities and safety systems.

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Project Charter

The document outlines a project to construct the Titanic. The goals are to design and build a luxury ship focused on safety for wealthy passengers. A budget of £3 million is allocated. Key phases include design, construction over 3-4 years, fitting out for 1-1.5 years, and sea trials. Major risks include collisions and harsh weather. Upon completion, the ship will provide luxury travel with modern amenities and safety systems.

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INPUT

CONSTRUCTION OF
TITANIC
HAMMAD ALI
1884194

GENERAL PROJECT INFORMATION


Project Name Project ID/Number
0001
Construction of Titanic
Date Prepared
08-03-2019
Project Sponsor

Mr. Bruce Ismay

Project Manager Program Manager


Mr. Hammad Ali Bilal Ahmed

Team Members

Project manager, designers, builders, mechanics, engineers, electricians etc.

Other Key Stakeholders

Project manager, client, sponsor, investor, project team, captain, crew, general public,
passengers, end-users etc.

SCOPE STATEMENT
Business Need and Problem Statement

A ship designed specifically for the purpose of offering luxurious services to the well-
off people of the country. Along with the focus on providing a high-end product with
all the expensive features, major focus would be on safety and protection. Speed is not
a focus and speed would be kept as a very reasonable level.

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Project Goals and Objectives (Deliverables)

 Design of the ship will be prepared and presented to the client within 6 months of
the project charter.
 Changes will be incorporated in the design (if there are any from the sponsor’s or
client’s end) keeping major focus on not compromising the safety at all.
 Construction will proceed design approval and will be completed in 3-4 years.
 Fitting-out will be carried out next and will take a duration of 1-1.5 years.
 As the ship is ready to hit the waters, sea trials will be conducted for 8 weeks.
 Any issues detected (even the minor ones) will be analyzed using Root Cause
Analysis, reported to the project manager and resolved on immediate basis.
 All the resolved issues will be checked multiple times to ensure that the issues
have been completely rectified.
 After all the issues have been corrected and made sure that there are no current
issues that can hinder the safety of the ship, final product is delivered to the
client.

Benefits

 A high-end ship for the rich people to travel


 A ship that is safe and secure to travel
 A cruise ship which you can take for long vacations with every modern facility
available
 A ship fitted with all the latest technology safety and accident prevention
equipment

SUPPORTING DETAIL
Cost

A budget of £3million was allocated for the construction of the ship.

High-Level Phases (Project Lifecycle)

Design
Construction
Fitting out
Sea Trials
Final Product Delivery

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Critical Milestone Date(s) – include desired end date

 Project Approval (PA)+6 months = Design complete


 PA+8 months= Design approval after all the revisions
 PA+55 months = Construction complete
 PA+60 months = Construction approval after all the revisions
 PA+72 months = Fitting out complete
 PA+78 months = Fitting approval with all the revisions
 PA+84 months = Sea Trials

Constraints/Assumptions

 The supplier (Harland and Wolff) is the best in the world.


 Latest technologies that are being employed for communication and disaster
prevention are the best ones available in the market and are reliable.
 Materials and services provided by Lord Pirrie of Harland and Wolff are of the
premium quality.
 Maximum revenue will be generated from the first class passengers.
 Sponsor will communicate this project as a priority that will take precedence
over other current projects.
 Funds are available for project immediately.
 All project team members who travel have valid passports.

Risks

 Collision both on front-end and side-on.


 Grounding.
 Drastic whether change (storm, cyclone, tsunami etc.).
 Collision with floating wreck.
 Collision with floating ice like iceberg.
 Communication traffic overload.
 Communication failure.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Sponsor Responsibilities

 Provide funding on a timely basis


 Clear the path for project execution by communicating with organization
 Be supportive and flexible
 Protect the integrity of the project objectives
 Follow defined change control procedures
 Be firm with the initial scope

Project Manager Responsibilities


 Communicate weekly
 Work strictly within the scope and avoid any sort of scope creep
 Stakeholders engagement
 Manage triple constraints
 Assure each deliverables deliver and each phase’s completion in time
 Assure that safety is given no of one priority
 Assure that the risks are managed efficiently and effectively
 Insure quality
 Insure that the project is completed within the cost allocated

We agree that this is a viable project, and we will support it.

Date:

Project Manager

Date:

Sponsor

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