2. Example Projects
Bridge Project Example
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Page Setup
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Linear Schedule
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Streetcar Project
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Industry Perspectives
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“The intuitive format of a linear schedule helps us transform detailed CPM schedules from overwhelming to understanding.”
-Brian Ellingson, Schedule Engineering Supervisor at Sound Transit
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“Linear scheduling provides a graphic display of how crews and equipment move through the project over time. This 1) helps contractors depict their plan to construct the work and 2) allows for constructability analysis of the schedule that may be lost by Gantt Chart review only.”
-Amy Heine, Principal at Hirschmugl, Heine & Associates
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“Our linear schedule was extremely helpful on the floating bridge project. We used it to manage the job and communicate with the public.”
-Walter Tarr, Principal at Polaris Project Controls
Pipeline Project Example
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Gantt Chart for Pipeline Project:
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Linear Schedule for Pipeline Project
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Transmission Line Project
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So far these examples have all been infrastructure projects.
This method works for vertical construction too.
High Rise Building Project
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