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The Primavera P6 for Integrated Project Scheduling Course gives project planners, schedulers, and project managers a comprehensive, hands-on capability in Primavera P6 covering project setup, WBS development, activity management, resource and cost integration, baseline management, progress measurement, Earned Value Management, and professional reporting across single and multi-project environments.
Primavera P6 is the industry-leading project scheduling platform across construction, engineering, oil and gas, infrastructure, and capital projects. Professionals who can use it effectively — not just navigate its interface but apply it with governance discipline, resource integration, EVM principles, and schedule control rigour — are significantly more capable contributors to any project delivery environment.
This course builds that capability systematically. Delegates progress from P6 architecture and project setup through WBS development, activity logic, resource loading, cost integration, baseline management, critical path analysis, and schedule variance, to EVM integration, professional reporting, dashboard development, and delay analysis. Practical exercises and case studies are embedded throughout.
The Primavera P6 for Integrated Project Scheduling Course is built for planning and project management professionals who want to use P6 with the technical depth and process discipline that complex, integrated project schedules demand.
The Primavera P6 for Integrated Project Scheduling Course is designed to develop comprehensive Primavera P6 capability across project setup, scheduling, resource and cost integration, progress measurement, performance analysis, and professional reporting.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
The Primavera P6 for Integrated Project Scheduling Course is designed for project planners, schedulers, project managers, and cost engineers who use or want to develop proficiency in Primavera P6 for integrated project scheduling across complex project environments.
This course is suitable for:
The Primavera P6 for Integrated Project Scheduling Course is delivered through a structured, software-focused learning approach where P6 application is central to every day's content. The course builds progressively from project setup and WBS development through activity management, resource and cost integration, baseline management, performance measurement, and professional reporting. Practical exercises and case studies are integrated throughout every day, ensuring delegates develop direct, hands-on P6 competence alongside conceptual scheduling knowledge.
The course concludes with a comprehensive review, case study analysis, and an implementation roadmap session that helps delegates apply their P6 capability within their own project and organisational contexts.
Delivery methods include:
AZTech is an official PMI Authorized Training Partner (ATP). All applicable project management courses are pre-approved by the Project Management Institute, allowing participants to earn the necessary PDUs and Contact Hours for certification and recertification.
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Day 1 covers project setup in full, examining P6 architecture including the Enterprise Project Structure, Organisational Breakdown Structure, and project structures, how to configure calendars and working time, how to set project preferences and scheduling options, and what governance and best practices apply to project data setup. Delegates develop the setup discipline that prevents the data quality and structural problems that make P6 schedules difficult to control and maintain throughout project execution.
Day 3 focuses on resource and cost integration, covering how to create and assign labour, non-labour, and material resources, how to apply resource calendars and availability, how to perform resource loading and levelling, and how to integrate cost and schedule data for budget development and cash flow forecasting. Delegates develop the ability to produce P6 schedules that reflect not just time but the resource and cost dimensions of project performance, significantly increasing the value of the schedule as a management tool
EVM is addressed within Day 5, covering the foundational EVM concepts and how they are implemented within Primavera P6 to provide integrated cost and schedule performance measurement. Delegates develop the ability to configure P6 for EVM reporting, interpret EVM performance indicators, and produce the cost and schedule performance outputs that project owners, clients, and programme managers increasingly expect from project controls professionals.
Day 2 covers WBS development and activity management in depth, examining how to build a WBS that aligns with scope and contract requirements, how to create and manage activities with appropriate types, durations, and milestones, how to establish and validate activity relationships and logic, and how to apply constraints correctly without distorting schedule logic. Delegates develop the scheduling discipline to build P6 schedules that are logically coherent, contractually defensible, and genuinely useful for controlling project delivery.
Day 4 covers baseline management and progress measurement in full, examining how to create and manage baselines correctly, how to update schedules and manage data dates, how to recalculate schedules and analyse the impact of changes, how to identify the critical path and near-critical activities, and how to conduct schedule variance analysis and forecast project completion dates. Delegates develop the schedule control discipline that distinguishes a project controls professional from a basic P6 user.
Professional reporting and dashboard development are covered within Day 5, examining how to create schedule reports and customised layouts, how to build management-level dashboards that communicate project status clearly to different audiences, and how to produce the schedule health check outputs and quality metrics that demonstrate schedule governance compliance. Delegates leave with the reporting capability to present P6 data professionally across all stakeholder levels from working planner to executive decision-maker.