December 2003

Trends and Resources

HP Impact: Use front end loading correctly to enhance project outcome

More than ever, there is tremendoustime pressure to complete projects faster and for less capital. “Inthe execution of these ultra-fast track projects, it is oftentempting to skip key steps in pr..

Weirauch, Wendy, Hydrocarbon Processing Staff

More than ever, there is tremendous time pressure to complete projects faster and for less capital. “In the execution of these ultra-fast track projects, it is often tempting to skip key steps in proven project management methodologies. Front end loading (FEL) often falls victim to this time pressure,” according to Charles A. Clerecuzio, Mustang Engineering, and Paul W. Lammers, Pharmacia Corp. In a presentation for the ECC Annual Conference, they discussed the myths and misconceptions of what FEL entails. Highlights from their speech follow. What FEL can offer.Remember that FEL is not a replacement for solid, experienced project management. It is also

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