Professional experience plus a clearly labeled synthetic demonstration. The example is fictional, not an employer or client schedule, and not a Primavera or Planvium export.
Problem: a programme can appear on time because constraints or missing links conceal the logic-driven finish.
My professional contribution includes construction planning, Primavera P6 baseline programmes, progress updates, critical-path reviews, and 4D/5D coordination.
The worked example compares an as-submitted pumping-station schedule with a reviewed version. A mandatory finish, missing successor logic, a lead, long duration and future actual date are examined. Dates and float use an explicit critical-path calculation and six-day calendar.
Deliverable: a prioritized issue register and management review note showing activity references, implications and questions for the project team. The website includes a two-page sample PDF generated from the fictional example.
What it proves: traceable review logic and clear communication. It is not forensic certification, a legal delay opinion or a promise of delay recovery.