
Master Primavera for civil project planning in a 35-hour live course designed for intermediate to advanced learners, starting with basics and advancing to live projects and the G+15 case study.
Learn to become a Primavera P6 planning specialist by mastering work breakdown structures, resources, costs, cash flow, and clear communication with clients and contractors.
Create a WBS in the traditional method using Primavera P6, defining groups: general requirements, engineering, procurement, construction, close up, and refine by dragging approvals and mobilization under the WBS.
Learn to create currencies in Primavera P6 by using admin preferences to add country currencies, including the Qatar riyal. The lesson leads into units of measures next.
Verify construction durations and import them into Primavera P6, then create and assign labor, material, and non-labor resources with calendars and units per time.
Learn to create bulk resources, export to Excel, and import into Primavera, then assign manpower and materials to activities using VLOOKUP and resource assignment sheets.
Learn how to read and customize resource and activity usage in Primavera P6 by importing resources from Excel, adjusting labor and non-labor units, and viewing distribution by time.
Apply a progress measurement system to civil projects by defining engineering, procurement, construction (EPC) weightages and minimum–maximum allocations, aligning with the client for billing and cash flow.
Learn how to apply relationships in Primavera P6 by linking predecessors and successors with finish-to-start, start-to-start, and finish-to-finish types, including lag, and to schedule accurately.
Learn Primavera's international standards for activity relationships, prioritizing 90% finish-to-start and 10% start-to-start or finish-to-finish, while avoiding start-to-finish, with project start and project finish treated as open-ended.
Master advanced activity relationships in Primavera P6 for civil engineers, linking excavation through handover with start-to-start and finish-to-start dependencies, material deliveries, and drawings and method statements.
Learn the six activity types in Primavera P6 for civil project planning. Explore task dependent, resource dependent, start milestones, finish milestones, WBS summary, and level of effort, plus calendar implications.
Explore four duration types in Primavera P6—fixed duration fixed units, fixed duration with units per time, fixed units, and fixed units per time—and how they affect duration, units, and productivity.
Learn the three percentage complete types in Primavera P6—duration, physical, and units—and how to compute progress to monitor and control project performance.
Align s-curve values with Primavera P6 data by adjusting the cutoff and value dates, match weekly progress to week end dates, and verify percentages across dates.
Align and update the baseline program in Primavera P6 by configuring start, finish, original duration, and actual start and finish, and track the percentage complete.
Learn earned value management to track project performance using pv, ev, and ac, compute sv and cv, and forecast completion with bac, eac, spi, and cpi.
Apply earned value management to monitor project time and cost using PV, EV, and AC, then assess SPI, CPI, and schedule variance to see if the project remains on track.
Learn how to print Primavera schedules with proper formatting, including page setup, removing grid lines, adjusting gantt options, headers, logos, and landscape layout for client reports.
Learn to prepare and format R logs for civil projects, converting schedule data into shop drawings, method of statements, and procurement logs with actual start, finish, and delivery dates.
Master planning and cost control in Primavera P6 with interview questions on milestone duration, constraints, relationships, open-ended activities, and earned value management.
Learn to assign project calendars in Primavera P6 for civil projects, mapping activities to seven, six, and five day calendars, set working hours, adjust workweeks, and manage approvals.
Learn to create and link relationships in Primavera P6, including start finish to start with zero lag, between engineering drawings and construction activities, and verify scheduling with F9.
Link activities from ground floor through the fifth floor in Primavera P6, detailing reinforcement, shuttering, slab and column works, block works, doors, windows, plastering, waterproofing, pipes, and finishing tasks.
Master linking activities from the 9th to the 11th floor in Primavera P6, coordinating column and slab works, shuttering, reinforcement, lintel and staircase tasks, and interior finishes with finish-to-start timing.
Link ground to terrace activities to achieve 100% completion and align with project milestones. Use Primavera P6 to monitor total float and finish by 19 October 2025.
Learn to remove negative floats by recalculating durations through manpower adjustments—expanding shuttering and concrete teams, and rebalancing excavation, PCC, and reinforcement—then export and refresh data between Primavera and Excel.
Learn to set up labor, material, and cost resources in Primavera P6, assign resource IDs, and load manpower, material, and cost to activities.
Learn how to set manpower-based weightage allocations in a Primavera P6 project, balancing physical and financial progress, and build a weightage sheet for general requirements, engineering, procurement, and construction.
Learn weightage-based cost allocation for engineering and procurement, distributing expenses across shop drawings, method statements, material submittals, and procurement to achieve 100 percent cost distribution.
Create and assign a baseline program in Primavera P6, set up a weekly update program, save from the mother file, and regularly update progress each Thursday.
Primavera p6 masterclass explains four relationship types—finish to start, start to start, start to finish, finish to finish—and shows how lag and three-day offsets affect critical path and total float.
Learn how to rename the activity ID in Primavera P6, including switching to design, procurement, and construction stage prefixes. Practice bulk renaming to apply incremental values and CON prefixes.
Coordinate with the team to prepare and review a baseline, a copy of the construction program approved by consultant and client, to benchmark planned versus actual progress.
Learn to create and copy a baseline in Primavera P6, assign it to the project, and view baseline start and baseline finish with planned and actual dates for progress monitoring.
Identify how constraints in Primavera P6 set activity dates by using hard and soft constraints, including start on, finish on, and as late as possible, with float handling.
Discover how to use global change in Primavera P6 to perform bulk edits on activities, including updating durations and calendars via WBS filters, with change logs and commits.
Discover how to export Primera data using export options, selecting formats such as XCR, XER, XML, and Spreadsheet to extract activities, relationships, costs, and resources for Synchro 4D.
Discover how to export Primavera files to XCR format or Excel, convert high-version files to lower versions, and edit activities, relationships, costs, and resources for seamless re-import.
Configure print preview and page setup to print a Primavera P6 project, choosing paper size, margins, headers, and logos. Adjust fonts, revisions, dates, and destinations, then print a sample project.
Updated for 2026!
Are you a Civil Engineer who wants to master Primavera P6 and build a career as a Planning Engineer?
Then this is the course for you!
In this Primavera P6 Masterclass, you’ll learn how to plan, schedule, and monitor real construction projects — buildings, roads, and infrastructure — step by step.
I’ve designed this course based on my 8 years of site and planning experience, combining real-time civil projects, BOQ data, and construction workflows.
Course Structure Highlights
Over 25+ hours of video content
Hands-on planning exercises with site-based case studies
Downloadable resources & templates
Subtitles + Lifetime access + Certificate of Completion
What You’ll Learn:
Project Setup & Planning
How to calculate duration for any construction project
Creating resources in Primavera P6 (manual + Excel import)
Understanding and setting activity relationships
Assigning high-level weightages to activities
Resource & Cost Management
Reading resource and activity usage spreadsheets
Creating and managing contract milestones
Linking activities with project milestones
Tracking Progress & Reporting
Creating and evaluating S-Curves
Assigning baselines and tracking project performance
Updating actual progress (Part 1 & Part 2)
Testing updated project schedules
Earned Value Management explained with real examples
Reports & Documentation
Importing weekly updated schedules
Printing layouts and reports
Preparing a Schedule Log
Writing a Narrative Report from P6 data
Bonus: Work on Live Projects
You’ll not only learn the theory but also apply it practically, just like it's done in top construction companies.
Take the First Step Towards Your Planning Engineer Career
Enroll now and start your journey from a beginner to a confident, job-ready Primavera P6 Planning Engineer.
Instructor
Kabilan Subramaniyan
Project Planning & Control Manager
7+ Years of Experience in KSA
Working for Saudi 2030 Vision Projects
Project Planning & Cost Control Engineer | Expert in Primavera P6 & MS Project Specializing in construction scheduling, planning, & analysis Freelance consultant for schedule development & optimization
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