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Small Projects Toolkit

Publication No
IR161-2
Type
Research & Development Product
Publication Date
Jul 01, 2001
Pages
106
Research Team
RT-161
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Since 40–50 percent of all industry capital budgets are now spent on small projects, successful small project execution is especially important. Small projects are typically focused on increasing production capacities, improving product quality, improving efficiencies, and maintaining functionality of a plant for continued operation and production.

The general definition of a small project varies significantly throughout the CII membership. Therefore, it is important that users of this Small Projects Toolkit understand that a small project is defined here as one with a total installed cost range of between $100,000 and $2,000,000.

Many of the success factors for execution of small projects are often factors for successful large projects. However, the small projects best practices contained in this guide will most likely require greater emphasis or importance, different timing of implementation, and/or some variation to those same general principles of successful large projects. The Toolkit is a supplement to successful project execution principles with emphasis on the different success factors for small project execution.

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Executing Small Capital Projects
Keywords
Small Project Execution, Front-end Planning, Project Checklists, Maintenance Projects, Small Project Written Processes, Preferred Supplier Agreements, Program Management, Small Project Organization, Continuous Improvement, Change Management, Project Controls, rt161