Project Management

D. G. Jones has provided project and program management services on numerous projects in various market sectors.

From the outset we are the client's independent representative on each project representing the client's interests first and foremost at every stage of the development process.

To us, effective project management means risk management and ensuring the project is conceptualised, designed and built in the most cost effective and timely manner, consistent with the client's objectives.

Our Project Management Service covers the management of all phases of the project process from inception through to completion including:

Project Direction

For major projects or where the client does not have the capability or capacity to direct a project in-house, we are able to provide a Project Director who, together with a support team of specialists, will take on all the responsibilities of delivering a project including preparation of a user needs analysis and project brief, establishing an appropriate project budget, appointment and direction of consultants, preparation of contract documentation, letting of tenders, and managing the construction process.

Strategic planning

We can assist your organization with strategic planning related to the construction of building and related assets.

Risk analysis and management

In a sense, project management is all about risk management - with all the other skills being the tools required to put a project together.

We approach each project from a risk management perspective ….

Project scope and needs analysis

Once a project is envisaged, we can assist you to quantify your needs and then define the scope required, so that it meets all of your needs without unnecessary and costly embellishments.

Project planning and programming

Planning is an essential ingredient to achieving a successful outcome in any project and at D G Jones we have all the necessary skills and tools such as Microsoft Project as well as a substantial accumulated knowledge of construction issues, without which, project planning and programming is a meaningless academic exercise.