Keeping complex AV projects moving from start to finish.
Successful AV delivery takes more than good technology and good engineering. It takes coordination between people, equipment, suppliers, trades and deadlines. Our project managers are that point of coordination, from mobilisation to final handover.
AV rarely exists in isolation.
Depending on the project, an AV installation touches a long list of other people. The project manager sits at the centre of them, making sure the right people, equipment, information and decisions come together at the right time.
- The right people are where they need to be
- Resources are scheduled, not summoned
- Equipment and deliveries align with the programme
- Stakeholders know what is happening next
- Dependencies are understood before they bite
- Problems are raised early, while they are cheap
- Decisions are made, recorded and communicated
- The project keeps moving
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One thread, from mobilisation to handover.
The same coordination runs through every stage of the project, so nothing is handed between people without someone owning it.
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Planning & mobilisation
Before anyone arrives on site we review the scope, programme, technical requirements, dependencies and milestones, so delivery is organised rather than improvised.
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Resource & scheduling coordination
Installers, programmers and commissioning engineers are planned against the programme, so specialist skills arrive at the point the project is ready for them.
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Procurement & delivery coordination
Lead times, deliveries and storage are tracked against site readiness, so equipment arrives when it can be installed, not before and not after.
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Client communication
You know where the project is, what is coming up and which decisions are needed from you, without having to chase for it.
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Trade & stakeholder coordination
AV depends on ceilings, containment, power, data and furniture. We work with the trades around us so our work lands in the right order.
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Dependencies, risks & change
When conditions change, the project manager works through the consequences, agrees the response and keeps everyone aligned on what happens next.
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Installation through to handover
Coordination continues through installation, programming, commissioning, snagging, documentation and training, right up to a clean handover.
The right specialist, at the right point.
Most AV project problems are sequencing problems. A few principles we hold to:
Programming follows readiness
Programming should not be expected before the system it controls is installed and ready for it.
Commissioning is planned, not tacked on
Commissioning has time in the programme from the start, rather than being squeezed into the last afternoon.
Specialists are booked, not summoned
Specialist engineering resource is planned in advance rather than called up at the last minute.
Structured delivery. Clear communication. Fewer surprises.
Where project management connects.
Bring us in before the programme is fixed.
The earlier AV is planned into the wider project, the fewer surprises there are on site. Tell us where your project is and we will tell you how we would run it.
Plan your AV projectPineapple AVI Ltd, Basingstoke, Hampshire. Direct to clients, or as an engineering partner to the trade.
Tell us where your project is.
Share the programme, the scope and where AV sits within it, and we will tell you how we would run delivery.