WBS Assignment

This assignment continues from the previous assignment: Commercial Kitchen Renovation Project

For this assignment, make a Work Breakdown Structure.

You may make your own format of this document. i.e. the format may be either a Tree Diagram or List Format.

Specific document requirements include: Make the WBS using MS Word.

Include at least three levels, i.e. the Project plus two additional levels. Include at least 5 work packages. Contains 100% of the scope of the project.

Please make a revision from the screenshot below base on the instructions above.

\fTABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION.. 1.1 GENERAL INFORMATION .3 2 PROJECT PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES.. ..... 3 3 PROJECT DESCRIPTION. . 3 4 PROJECT SCOPE AND OUT OF SCOPE... 5 PROJECT DELIVERABLES . .3 5.1 OBJECTIVE. .3 6 CONSTRAINTS, ASSUMPTION AND RISKS . 6.1 CONSTRAINTS .. .3 6.2 ASSUMPTIONS .. .3 6.3 RISKS . 7 KEY MILESTONE . 7.1 PROJECT MILESTONE TABLE.. ..4 8 PROJECT ORGANIZATION .... . 5 8.1 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES.. Page 2 of 61 INTRODUCTION 1.1 GENERAL INFORMATION This section shows the summary of the project. Project Title: Commercial Renovation Project Project Manager: Vix Cortez Project Client: Ivana Alawi Project Budget: $200,000 Project Start Date: September 1 Projected Finish Date: September 30 2 PROJECT PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES The objective of this project is to renovate the kitchen on Ms. Ivana Alawi's restaurant in a month timeframe within pre-determined budget of $200,000. 3 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Ms. Alawi contacted us since her kitchen in her restaurant needs to be restored due to pipes leaking, peeling wall paint, and graying kitchen cabinets. The primary goal is to renovate the kitchen in a month. 4 PROJECT SCOPE AND OUT OF SCOPE Install new commercial grade cabinets and sinks, remove the stoves, fridges, and dishwashers, purchase and install new appliances, and install new plumbing. Paint the wall and add a design 5 PROJECT DELIVERABLES 5.1 OBJECTIVE The objectives of the commercial renovation project are as follows: New cabinet, sinks, stoves, fridge, dishwasher installation. Check all the pipes that are leaking. Re-painting the wall. 6 CONSTRAINTS, ASSUMPTION AND RISKS 6.1 CONSTRAINTS This section lists any restrictions that need to be thought about before the project starts. . The customer's $200,000 budget will not be exceeded, and it won't take longer than that to complete the job from the time planning and design begin. 6.2 ASSUMPTIONS This section lists the statements that were thought to be true and from which this project's charter was made. Page 3 of 6It is anticipated that the client will have enough money for the whole project and that the kitchen will just need the necessary modifications and won't need any further structural or remodeling work. All appliances that will be purchased will be in good condition. 6.3 RISKS This section shows the risks and mitigation of the project. RISK MITIGATION One member of the team may The project's foreman should make sure that be absent due to health everyone is healthy and ready to work before condition or unforeseen they show up. circumstances. Delayed delivery of materials To schedule requirement sessions with the and appliances partners as early as possible to check the availability of the materials and appliances. 7 KEY MILESTONE 7.1 PROJECT MILESTONE TABLE This section displays each project milestone up to completion. MILESTONE EXPECTED DATE Design Planning Completion 31/08/2022 Starts to remove all the appliances and old paints. 01/09/2 Carpenter to start the cabinet. 02/09/2022 Plumber to check and create new design for the piping system. /09/2022 Buy materials and appliances. 03/09/2022 Starts renovation. 04/09/2022 Project completion. 30/09/2022 Page 4 of 68 PROJECT ORGANIZATION 3.1 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES This section describes the key roles supporting the project. NAME & CONTACT PROJECT ROLE PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES INFORMATION Ivana Alawi Project Sponsor / The person who accepts the ialawi@gmail.com Restaurant funding request, the project Owner scope indicated in this document, and the project's priority in relation to other projects in her area of responsibility. Viy Cortez Project Manager Person in charge of day-to-day vcortez@gmail.com project management and has responsibility for managing the project within the agreed limitations of scope, quality, time, and money to provide the stated requirements, deliverables, and customer satisfaction. Joshua Garcia Foreman Create working schedule for igarcia@gmail.com workers. Place order for needed equipment Make sure that works are completed on or before the deadline. Bruno Marz Painter Scraping, sanding, and bmarz@gmail.com removing old paint off walls and other surfaces in preparation for painting. Examining surfaces and reading blueprints/instructions to identify the kind and quantity of work required. Cong Velasquez Carpenter Measuring and determining cvelasquez@gmail.com out the size and quantity of required materialsNAME & CONTACT PROJECT PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES INFORMATION Design and build the new kitchen cabinet and install the appliances Chito Miranda Plumber Installing and maintaining cmiranda@gmail.com various types of piping systems and fixtures Page 6 of 6