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Introduction to Project Planning and Control with TILOS
Linear projects require a clear view of time and location constraints. Use TILOS to structure planning and visualise interactions so you can coordinate work more effectively. Build the skills to track progress and explain necessary adjustments to stakeholders.
- Duration
- 2 days 14 hours
- Code
- GEP38FR Code
Presentation
Recommended by leading construction companies, TILOS is linear planning and coordination software. It helps engineers, project managers, construction managers and project owners manage linear infrastructure projects more easily. Used worldwide for heavy civil engineering, railways, pipelines, bridges, power lines and tunnels, TILOS has been a trusted solution since 1999.
This 2-day TILOS course teaches you to plan and manage linear projects with TILOS (Time Location Scheduling) version 11. You will explore time–location schedules and how to use Gantt charts, starting with the TILOS interface to establish the fundamentals.
The terminology and methods covered reflect modern approaches to linear project planning, developed by engineers and professionals working on roads, bridges, railways and underground transport networks. Every module includes practical exercises that you can apply immediately in your organisation to create linear schedules.
Objectives
By the end of this introductory TILOS course, you will be able to:
- Understand linear scheduling principles for project management.
- Create a time–location schedule with its logical structure and calculation methods for activities, relationships, tasks and results.
- Create a project library covering activity types, schedules, resources and budgets.
- Use Gantt charts and time–location schedules together.
- Process data from Excel files.
- Produce clear, consistent schedules and reports.
- Create linear schedules from start to finish with TILOS.
Program
Module 1: linear scheduling and introduction to TILOS
- The concept of linear scheduling.
- Overview of the TILOS interface, including workspace, tools and windows.
- Introduction to the overview map.
- How time scales work.
Module 2: designing a project library
- Selecting activity styles.
- Calculation models for activities and resources.
- Configuring the time–location cell.
Module 3: creating a linear schedule with TILOS
- Using schedule layers.
- Configuring cost and resource diagrams.
- Workload plans and histograms.
Module 4: converting work breakdown structures
- Visualising activities through Gantt, WBS and LBS views.
- Using time–location (CDF) and Gantt views, including coordinate settings.
- Printing time–location views and bar charts, and electronic transfer.
Audience
This course is intended for:
- Project engineers, project managers, project planners, project owners, construction directors and project management consultants.
Prerequisites
The following prerequisites apply to this introductory TILOS course:
- A good understanding of linear infrastructure project delivery and Gantt scheduling fundamentals.
- A Windows laptop and a TILOS licence available before the course for practical exercises.
Teaching and assessment methods
- Initial skills assessment
- Training materials provided to participants
- Continuous assessment throughout the course
- End-of-course feedback questionnaire
- Combination of theory and practical application
- Attendance records
- Post-course follow-up evaluation
- Practical exercises
- Case study
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