Our Main Services
Project Management
Expect the best, plan for the worst, and prepare to be surprised -Denis Waitley.
Constriction Management
Unity is strength... when there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved-Mattie Stepanek.
Design Management
Management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things ~ Peter F. Drucker
Our Specialized Services
Setup Project Management Office (PMO)
Project Management Office is a department which is responsible for integrated project management within the organisational chart of the Company. The responsibility of PMO may extend from supporting project management tasks to the actual direct management of a project.
Selected PMO functions are as follows:
1- Standardizing and performing the consultation roles by establishing procedures regarding the execution of works, models, feasible formats, and standards within the organisation.
2- Identifying and implementing project management methodologies and applying the best practices and procedures within the organisation,
3- Assisting the process of provision of sources needed by the management and the organisation,
4- Serving as projects repository and managing the information resources needed by the management,
5- Planning and controlling the organisational activities of project teams by providing a responsibility assignment matrix,
6- Systemizing and coordinating relations within and without the organisation,
7- Helping the management in directing the projects,
8- Managing the risks and opportunities of the project,
9- Enhancing organisational maturity and culture for superior management and execution of projects,
10- Providing educational needs of the organisation and soft-wares required by the management of the projects,
11- Stakeholder’s effective management and increasing their satisfaction,
12- Registering, organising and transferring the knowledge acquired from the new projects management,
13- Facilitating communications and access to information related to the projects of the organisation.
Knowledge Management
Management of knowledge helps the organization to search, select, acquire, organize and publish important information needed by the organization and it is a kind of profession and technique that helps to resolve problems and constant learning, acquiring new inventions, and new ideas in managerial planning and decision making processes.
Management of knowledge is a kind of process that creates, amasses together, saves, distributes, reproduces, and makes the society to accept and implement knowledge. Wherever the knowledge is acquired, the ability of learning in the organization will be increased and improving its actions. In this way the organization invests in the ideas, visions and thoughts of its members.
The most important objective of the application of Management of knowledge, in all kinds of organizations, is adaptation of those organizations to changes in its environment in order to enhance its activity and profitability.
Actually, the ultimate aim of Management of knowledge is to increase the talent and intelligence of the organization.
In line with agile and knowledge oriented essence, PS-Co. has utilized organizational units like Information Technology and Document Control Center to help knowledge transition and deposition.
Building Information Model (BIM)
Building Information Modeling adds two-dimensional drawings, more dimension with exceptional characteristics.
The most important exceptional character of this system is that every aspect of the drawings shown in one model will not only demonstrate BIM’s three-dimensional views but also can demonstrate information related to its needed activities in different phases from the start of construction management to the time of its utilisation.
Such information covers the project's entire life cycle from feasibility studies to the conceptual drawing, procurement, construction and installation, and even operation phase up to its end.
In one phrase, BIM Model is the process of generating and managing a building’s information throughout its life. In other words, a BIM model is the digital representation of a building’s physical and functional characteristics.
Some Benefits of utilising BIM are as follows:
1- Reducing the ultimate risks and expenses of the employers, employees and designers.
2- Enhancing productivity and reducing expenses during the operation and maintenance phase.
3- Agile and more accurate decision-making as a result of integrated information from the project.
4- Reducing the expenses of project in accordance with design, construction and operational standards.
5- Enhancing safety in the execution phase.