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Project Planning vs Project Scheduling vs Project Controlling

Gul Bahar Shah
  Project Planning vs Project Scheduling vs Project Controlling Most projects don’t fail because of poor execution. They fail because these three critical disciplines are mixed up. 🔹 Project Planning defines what and how 🔹 Project Scheduling decides the when 🔹 Project Controlling ensures we stay on track Planning gives direction. Scheduling gives timelines. Controlling gives visibility and course correction. Ignore any one of them—and even the best teams struggle. 📊 This infographic breaks down: ✔ Key questions each discipline answers ✔ Tools that actually matter ✔ Outcomes that drive project success 👉 Plan + Schedule + Control = Successful Projects What’s the one area you see most teams struggle with—planning, scheduling, or controlling? Activate to view larger image,
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MEP Systems in a High Rise Building

Gul Bahar Shah

 MEP Systems in a High Rise Building

MEP (Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing) systems form the core technical backbone of any high-rise building. When properly designed and integrated, they ensure comfort, safety, reliability, and operational efficiency.
🔹 Mechanical (HVAC):
Provides cooling, ventilation, and indoor air quality through chillers, cooling towers, AHUs, FCUs, pumps, and ducting systems.
🔹 Electrical:
Manages power supply and distribution via transformers, switchboards, bus ducts, UPS systems, generators, and protection systems.
🔹 Fire Protection:
Safeguards life and property using fire pumps, sprinklers, hydrants, fire alarms, and smoke control systems.
🔹 Plumbing:
Handles water supply and waste removal through tanks, booster pumps, risers, and drainage networks.
🔹 Fuel & Plant Services:
Supports emergency power systems and houses major plant equipment within dedicated service areas.
In high-rise buildings, these systems are vertically distributed through risers and plant rooms and must be carefully coordinated to function as one integrated framework.
When MEP systems work together seamlessly, the result is a building that delivers:
✔ Comfort
✔ Power Reliability
✔ Water Efficiency
✔ Life Safety

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