MSL916015 — Manage complex projects

1 Interpret brief and design feasible project plan

• 1.1Interpret and confirm project objectives, deliverables, constraints and principal work activities
• 1.2Determine resource requirements, including personnel, equipment and materials, and access to operational systems
• 1.3Develop a detailed implementation plan for the project outlining methodology, milestones and budget
• 1.4Identify roles, responsibilities and required capabilities of project team members
• 1.5Analyse project plan and principal work activities to ensure compliance with relevant standards
• 1.6Develop risk management strategies and risk management plans to ensure successful and timely outcomes
• 1.7Secure project approval in accordance with workplace procedures

2 Establish and implement approved project plan

• 2.1Secure team members and brief them about the project and allocate roles and responsibilities, balancing job roles and skills development opportunities
• 2.2Secure necessary equipment, materials and access to operational systems in accordance with plan
• 2.3Establish agreed communication and reporting mechanisms
• 2.4Implement agreed time-management strategies to ensure milestones are met
• 2.5Apply agreed quality requirements to measure performance and outcomes

3 Manage project

• 3.1Monitor and report progress of activities in relation to the project plan
• 3.2Ensure income and expenditure is in line with the agreed project plan and budget
• 3.3Work with the team to analyse and diagnose problems and to determine corrective actions
• 3.4Make agreed variations to the plan to suit changing situations
• 3.5Maintain accurate records and communication with stakeholders and project team members

4 Finalise project

• 4.1Ensure project objectives are met and deliverables are provided on time and within budget
• 4.2Complete all reporting requirements

5 Evaluate project methodology

• 5.1Assess the effectiveness of resource management in delivering project outcomes
• 5.2Evaluate the effectiveness of communication processes used throughout the project
• 5.3Recommend improvements for future projects based on evaluation

What does an assessment tool for MSL916015 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MSL916015 needs to address all 27 unit components: 5 elements with 22 performance criteria, 1 performance evidence requirements, 4 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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