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Project Charts

Last Updated: August 27, 2024

Exploring Charts in Steer

Charts are visual representations that show the progress of a project during its entire duration. These charts provide information on weather, labor and manpower involved crucial for tracking progress, identifying areas for improvement and ensuring project success.

Completion

The completion chart displays the percentage of work that has been completed compared to the remaining tasks in a project. It provides a clear overview of project progress, helping teams quickly assess how much work is done and what still needs to be finished.

Fig. 1: Completion

Project Cost Performance

This chart represents the Planned Cost, the expected cost based on all the items added from Cost Item Setup. And the Actual Cost, reflects the real expenditure that has incurred. By comparing these two values, the chart helps to track budget adherence and identify any variances between the projected and actual costs.

Fig. 2: Project Cost Performance

DAR Compliance

This chart provides insights into where General Contractors (GCs) are submitting their daily activity reports regularly and on time.

Fig. 3: DAR Compliance

Weather Summary

Logging weather conditions on site is crucial in determining how environmental factors may impact the project's progress. The chart represents a summary of weather conditions observed during the reporting period.

Fig. 4: Weather Summary

Project Performance (S-Curve)

charts cumulative project progress over time, displaying a gradual start, rapid growth, and a slowdown as the project nears completion. It helps compare actual performance against the planned schedule, highlighting any deviations and aiding in timely adjustments.

Fig. 5: Project Performance

Problems/CTAs Ageing

This chart involves monitoring the duration that problems and Calls to Action (CTAs) have been unresolved. It helps identify delays and inefficiencies, allowing for prioritization and timely intervention to address or resolve these issues before they escalate.

Fig. 6: Problems/CTAs Ageing

Problems/CTAs Ageing by Type

This chart analyzes how the aging of problems and CTAs varies across different categories or types. By examining trends and patterns specific to each type—such as technical issues, customer service requests, or strategic actions—organizations can target their management efforts more effectively and address category-specific challenges.

Fig. 7: Problems/CTAs Ageing by Type

Labor Histogram

This chart displays the total amount of work spent by each resource type to date, with each bar representing a specific role that allows you to track the workforce over past weeks.

Fig. 8: Labor Histogram

You can select/deselect roles by clicking on the legend, allowing you to customize your view in the bar graph.

Manpower Loading (Mandays)

This chart provides a summary view of allocation by role. The bar shows the total mandays contributed by each role, providing an overview of work distribution among roles throughout the project duration.

Fig. 9: Manpower Loading]

You can select or deselect a specific role from the bar graph by clicking on the legend, which allows you for customizable viewing preferences.

Weather Condition

This chart provides a comprehensive view of weather conditions per day over a selected period, illustrated as a spider web. The weather conditions are presented through assigned color labels. The inner circle is the date followed by the time of the day on a military time, 24hrs format.

Fig. 10: Weather Condition

You can navigate through different weeks by clicking on the left or right arrows.

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Updated on: 20/09/2024

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