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In many projects where a Project Management Software system might be useful, there may also be the need to either establish or to include tests and measurements of various aspects of the item being manufactured. A roadbed might need core samples taken and sent to a state-operated test facility. Various areas of a boat or ship being built in a yard will require testing by the Coast Guard, such as the engine room and 60 Hz and 400 Hz electrical systems. And a condominium complex will certainly require visits by the local building inspector, and possibly state or federal agencies if possible long-term drainage into a watershed is an issue.
Critical control points for the tests of these items can be included within a Project Management Software system. As the item being manufactured progresses through the manufacturing process, an electronic “traveler” in the Project Management Software system is used to log which particular section of a project is at which process in the overall plan. As a given section is completed, that section is then “held” until the testing for the necessary test(s) are complete and the test results are logged within the system.
The Project Management Software system can then output the test results as a Certificate of Compliance with the measurements included as text. This CoC can then be included with the finished product when it’s shipped to the customer. The Project Management Software can also communicate with an additional OEE module to include graphs and charts of test results such as X Bar & R and IMR, scrap and defect reporting, and other information as required by the customer.
Project Management Software can be instrumental on in the logging of tests and measurements that a customer or federal or state regulator may require. Pondering this a bit further, it becomes rather obvious there are other directions this testing can take based on what’s already available. Ensuring a finished project meets its necessary needs and falls within certain safety parameters then becomes as simple as following the instructions given.
