Undertake Project Work - BSBPMG522

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BSBPMG522 – March_2018
Student name:
Assessor name:
Date of assessment / evidence:
Venue: 451 PITT STREET, MANNING BLDG, HAYMARKET, SYDNEY, NSW
Qualification title: 10656NAT - Diploma of Enterprise Resource Planning
Unit(s) of competency assessed: BSBPMG522 – Undertake Project Work
Instructions to the student: To complete this unit’s assessment, you are required to
complete all the tasks in this booklet and demonstrate specific
tasks and skills.
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 Read the following document, answer all the questions therein and complete all tasks
required.
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Project Scenario: Open a new Fitness Studio in Sydney CBD
A group of investors GMSC Pty Ltd is launching a project to open a new Fitness Studio in
Sydney CBD. The CFO has sponsored this new project and you has appointed you as Project
Manager.
GMSC is currently operating a Vocational Institute but changes in legislation for the students
Visa applications are making the current market less and less profitable. GMSC is currently
using part of the Manning Building 5th and 2nd floor and will use to same premises to start
the new business.
After consulting the ASQA, GMSC agreed to complete the current business operations at the
end of 2018 Quarter 3.
The target for the new Fitness Studio is to serve people working in public and private offices
in the Central Station area, from Monday-Friday. Opening hours will be between 6 AM and 8
PM. The expected offer to the customers will be: Body Building, Pilates, Yoga, Zumba and
General Fitness.
The project team will file in advance a Permit Request to the Council and perform all the
preliminary tasks to be able to start the construction at the end of Q1. Final training is
expected to start in June 2019 and the Fitness Studio to start to operate in early July.
A preliminary estimation, based upon a similar project, has provided an estimation of 1.2
M$.
TASK 1: General Knowledge Questions:
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1. Why is gathering requirements important in project management? Identify and
describe 5 reasons.
The gathering of requirements is an important aspects within project management. This is due
to the following reasons:
1. Gain a foothold over the requirements of user – Based on defining of
proper requirements, it would be helpful for the project team to understand the
exact requirement of the user and thus act accordingly to fulfil the tasks as per
the gathered requirements.
2. Develop a strategy for project development – After the requirements have
been defined, a strategy should be developed. In this strategy, the proper plans
of execution would be defined by the project manager.
3. Estimation of Project Budget – After the stakeholders have been defined,
the project budget would be determined.
4. Defining schedule of project activities – After defining of project budget,
the activities of the project would be scheduled. This would help the project team
and other stakeholder to gain control over the project.
5. Determination of stakeholders – During defining of project plan, the
stakeholders who would hold responsibility for performing the activities of the
project would be defined and hired for the project.
2. People who are involved in or affected by project activities are? (underline the
correct response)
a. project mangers
b. project stakeholders
c. project steering committee
d. organisational employees
3. Who could be the project sponsor? (underline the correct response)
a. a company financially supporting then project
b. a group of company stakeholders
c. a key stakeholder who is responsible for reporting on the outcomes of the
project
d. a key stakeholder who has developed the idea for the project and is
responsible to make funds available for the project
4. What are the benefits of Quality Assurance over Quality Control?
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The benefits of Quality Assurance over Quality Control are:
1. The quality assurance would help in providing users with a high-quality of
output over the business processes and project outcomes.
2. Quality assurance process would benefit the project team to eliminate the
waste.
3. This process would also ensure customer satisfaction that would affect the
brand and would help in further growth of business.
4. This process would also provide confidence and motivation for the project
team.
5. Sometimes it may be important to compress your project schedule. Describe two
techniques that could be applied to compress a project schedule. Clearly identify
why each might be required and what effect they will have on project
cost/time/quality,
The techniques required to compress the project schedule are:
1. Reducing the duration for each activity based on reducing of associated
project risks – With the implementation of this technique, it would be easy to
calculate the time taken to complete the entire project activity.
4. Reducing of project duration with the replacement of a particular team
member with other person who would have greater knowledge and skill –
With the reduction in project duration and increase in a skilled member, it would
be helpful for increasing the quality of the project and hence increasing the
positive outcomes for the project.
6. The project Control Change Process could require two approval points. Explain
the reason for this approach.
Two reasons for the approach are:
1. Management of a plan for back out – This approval point is highly necessary
within the project to ensure that the needed changes could be performed within
the project in cases where the project might get out of control.
2. Testing over the Entire Process – Different kind of changes are implemented
within the test systems in order to ensure that production systems might last for a
longer time.
7. What is the difference between residual risk and a risk contingency?
The difference between residual risk and risk contingency are:
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Risk Contingency Residual Risks
Definition These risks could be the
outcome for the
implementation of a risk
response.
These risks are would
remain after the
response to risks have
been planned.
Action taken The response plan to
risks would be created
A contingency plan
would be created.
8. A project expected duration is 12 months and the current budget (BAC) is
$240,000. The planned value profile for this project is linear (spending is the
same month after month). After seven months the project figures are: CPI=0.9,
SPI=0.95. Calculate the project Actual Cost (AC) after 7 months.
Actual cost (AC) = Earned Value / CPI
The Actual Cost (AC) of the project after 7 months is $2,66,666.
TASK 2: Project Charter
Name of the Project: Opening a Fitness Studio
Background: The project is based on the launch a new Fitness Studio in Sydney CBD.
The primary goal of the project is to serve various people who are presently working in
various private and public offices. An estimation for the budget has been provided that has
been set at $1.2M.
Goals: The primary goal of the project are:
 To design a project plan for completing the design of the fitness studio
 To complete the project within the estimated budget and a limited time period
 To implement a proper training plan for the employees
High Level Scope: The scope of the project is based on the design of a fitness studio. The
project should be completed within a limited time period and an estimated budget.
Key Stakeholders: The stakeholders of the project are:
 Project Manager
 Investors at GMSC Pty Ltd
Project Milestones: The milestones for the project are:
 Completion of the Project Planning and Initiation Phase
 Completion of Design phase
 Completion of Execution phase
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 Completion of training of employees
 Project closure
Project Budget: The budget for the project has been estimated at $1.2M.
Key Risks: The key risk to the project are:
 The investors would not be able to fund the project due to some financial problems
 The project plan might not be designed within the proper time period.
 The employees might not get the proper training.
 There might be some legal risks that might affect the project
Approval Signatures
James Cloven Robert Alderson John Smith
[Name], Project Client [Name], Project Sponsor [Name], Project Manager
TASK 3: Project WBS
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A. For this project collect 5 key deliverables (for example: opening
hours, number of rooms, number of customers…...) and write a
high level project scope (at least 200 words).
The 5 key deliverables for the project are:
1. Defining of a project plan, schedule and budget
2. Preparing a plan for the design of project
3. Executing the design of the project
4. Execution of training phase of employees
5. Evaluation over the entire project
Scope of the Project – The project is based on the development of
a Fitness Studio. The project is based on designing a fitness studio
that would be able to provide various kind of benefits to the
people who would visit the store in the future. The primary target
behind the development of the project is based on serving the
people who would work in various private and public offices. Upon
viewing the present scenario of the market, it has been seen that
people in the recent times lack proper healthcare tips and thus
suffer from various diseases.
Hence, in order to help the people in mitigating the problems, the
management team have decided to upgrade the current market
and thus design a fitness studio. The various offerings listed within
the organization include facilities such as: Pilates, Zumba, Body
building and General Fitness methods. The fitness studio would
also hire trainers who would be able to train the people in
performing these activities. The project is also aimed to construct
the Fitness Studio within a limited time period in order to bring
the much necessary services before the people within the shortest
possible time. Hence, this project would be able to incur better
outcomes in the future with the inclusion of such kind of facilities.
B. Identify 3 of the key deliverables and prepare for each a WBS
using at least 5 break down levels.
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Deliverable 1 Deliverable 2 Deliverable 3
Level 1 Level 1 Level 1
Planning Phase Defining of a
project plan,
schedule and
budget
Approval of budget
by project sponsor
Level 2 Level 2 Level 2
Design Phase Preparing a plan
for the design of
project
Designing the
plan for the
project
Level 3 Level 3 Level 3
Execution Phase Performing of the
project task
Executing the
design of the
project
Level 4 Level 4 Level 4
Training to
Employees
Training Initiation
Phase
Execution of
training phase
Level 5 Level 5 Level 5
Project Closure Evaluation over
the project task
Gathering
feedbacks from
internal
stakeholders
Project Title: Opening a Fitness Studio
TASK 4: Communication Plan
A. Identify 4 internal and 4 external stakeholders for this project.
The 4 internal stakeholders of the project are: Management team,
Investors, Project team members and Labours
The 4 external stakeholders of the project are: Students, Business
owners, People in Public Offices and People in Private Offices.
B. Develop a project COMMUNICATION PLAN.
Target
Audience
Communication Needs Messenger Media/Channel Frequency
People in
Public
Offices
The
communication
would be done
by conducting a
meeting with the
people
Training
staff
Face-to-Face
communication
High
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Target
Audience
Communication Needs Messenger Media/Channel Frequency
People in
Private
Offices
The
communication
would be made
by conducting of
a seminar with
the people.
Training
staff
Training staff Medium
Students The students
would be
communicated
by conducting a
high level
communication
in the form of a
separate
session
Training
staff
Training staff Medium
Investors The investors
would be made
to understand
about the day to
day activities for
the design of the
project.
Project
manage
r
E-mail reports
and direct
communication
High
Project Title: Opening a Fitness Studio
c. Hold a consultation meeting with project team members
and take their views into account. To do this, pair up with 2 or
more students (you will each serve as a team member for the
other) and hold a meeting. Discuss your project plan, including
WBS and project charter. You must upload your notes/minutes
and the observation checklist signed by your Trainer.
Discussion of Project Plan
1. The plan of the project is to develop a Fitness Studio that
would be of great benefits to the people working in various
offices, business class people and students. The project would
progress as per the scheduled tasks and duration. Firstly the
design of the Fitness Studio would be prepared, the service
provider would be contacted, the execution phase would be
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performed and the training to the employees would be
provided.
2. The stakeholders or resources who are involved within the
project would be diligent in performing their work. They would
be assigned to particular job roles and would thus perform the
given tasks.
Marking Guide: Meeting Observation Checklist #1
Student’s Name
Trainer or Observer’s
Name Jasmin Hill
Unit of Competence BSBPMG522 Undertake Project Work
Date of Assessment
Location
Demonstration Tasks Meeting
Materials and Equipment Note-taking materials
Tasks to be observed, demonstrated or
simulated
Yes No Comment
1. Did the Student attend/perform the
Meeting
2. Did the Student effectively interact
and communicate with others?
 Eye Contact
 Body Language
 Appropriate language
 Use active listening
 Ask Questions
 Paraphrase or Summarise
 Take Minutes/Notes
3. Did the student cover the points
outlined in the assessment
guidelines for this task?
4. Comments
5. Result : S/NYS
Assessor Signature:
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TASK 5: Risk Register
A. Identify five project risks and populate a risk register.
Risk ID RISK Category Risk Description Responsible
1 Technical Risks
There might be some
kind of risks during
defining the technical
aspects of project.
Development
team
2 Governance
Risks
The project manager
might not be gain
control over the project.
This would lead to
problems in relation to
governing the project
Project
manager
3 Change
Management
Management of various
changes within the
project could be of a
critical aspects within
the management of
projects.
Project
manager
4 Project Scope
The scope of the
project might exceed.
There might occur
some problems in
defining the scope and
following of changes.
Project
manager
5 Design of
Project
There might be some
problems in design of
the project. This would
mainly happen during
the designing of the
Fitness Studio
Development
team
Project Title: Opening a Fitness Studio
B. Using the following risk matrix calculate the risk rating
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Risk ID Risk
Likelihood
Risk
Consequence Risk Rating
1 Possible Significant 5
2 Likely Minor 4
3 Unlikely Moderate 1
4 Very Unlikely Significant 1
5 Unlikely Moderate 3
Project Title: Opening a Fitness Studio
C. Apply a mitigation risk response strategy and provide a risk re-
assessment for the five identified risks. Use the Red, Amber,
Green approach to categorise the risks.
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Risk ID
Description of mitigation process Residual
RISK
Likelihood
Residual Risk
Impact
Residual Risk
Rating
1
The technical risks could be
mitigated with the help of a
proper plan for the project.
Possible Significant 5
2
The project manager should
define a proper project
schedule. They should exercise
control over the project plan
Likely Minor 4
3
The change management
strategies should be properly
defined. The project manager
should thus be able to handle
the various situations of
changes that happen within the
project.
Unlikely Moderate 1
4
The scope of the project should
be defined properly. Each of the
tasks should be performed as
per the proper project
management plan
Very
Unlikely Significant 1
5
The project manager and
development team should
carefully design the project in
order to achieve success
towards the project.
Unlikely Moderate 3
Project Title: Opening a Fitness Studio
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TASK 6: Project Quality
A. After the opening, the Fitness Studio is facing an unexpected drop on the number of clients. Using an
Ishikawa/Fishbone Diagram, identify the possible causes of this reduction. Provide at least 4 causes and 8 sub-
causes.
Please use a template from the web or use the provided excel template. In both cases the diagram must be
attached here.
(Fig 1: The Fishbone Diagram for the Problems faced within the Fitness Studio)
(Source: Created by author)

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TASK 7: Project Schedule
Referring to the one of the deliverables of Task 3 create a Gantt chart.
Please use excel, gantt software or Odoo to perform the task. The chart must
be attached here.

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ID Outline
Number
Task
Mode
Task Name Duration Start Finish PredecessorsResource
Names
Cost
0 0 Opening of
Fitness Studio
81 days Fri
15-03-19
Fri
05-07-19
$1,202,400.00
1 1 Start of the
Project
1 day Fri 15-03-19 Fri 15-03-19 $0.00
2 2 Planning Phase 5 days Mon 18-03-19Fri 22-03-19 $58,800.00
3 2.1 Defining of a
project plan,
schedule and
budget
5 days Mon
18-03-19
Fri 22-03-19 1 $58,800.00
4 2.1.1 Design of a
proper
project plan
3 days Mon
18-03-19
Wed
20-03-19
1 Project
Manager
$34,800.00
5 2.1.2 Approval of
budget by
project
sponsor
2 days Thu
21-03-19
Fri 22-03-19 4 Project
Sponsor
$24,000.00
6 2.1.3 Completion
of planning
phase
0 days Fri 22-03-19 Fri 22-03-19 5 $0.00
7 3 Design Phase 11 days Mon 25-03-19Mon 08-04-19 $128,400.00
8 3.1 Preparing a
plan for the
design of
project
11 days Mon
25-03-19
Mon
08-04-19
$128,400.00
9 3.1.1 Designing
the plan for
the project
9 days Mon
25-03-19
Thu
04-04-19
6 Project
Manager
$104,400.00
10 3.1.2 Approval of
project
design plan
2 days Fri 05-04-19 Mon
08-04-19
9 Project
Sponsor
$24,000.00
11 3.1.3 Completion
of design
phase
0 days Mon
08-04-19
Mon
08-04-19
10 $0.00
12 4 Execution Phase 53 days Tue 09-04-19Thu 20-06-19 $913,200.00
13 4.1 Performing of
the project
task
53 days Tue
09-04-19
Thu
20-06-19
11 $913,200.00
14 4.1.1 Executing
the design
of the
project
33 days Tue
09-04-19
Mon
27-05-19
11 Labours,Project
Manager
$726,000.00
15 4.1.2 Performing
tests over
the project
9 days Tue
28-05-19
Fri 07-06-19 14 Labours $93,600.00
16 4.1.3 Making the
necessary
amendments
9 days Mon
10-06-19
Thu
20-06-19
15 Labours $93,600.00
17 4.1.4 Completion
of
Execution
Phase
0 days Thu
20-06-19
Thu
20-06-19
16 $0.00
18 5 Training to
Employees
5 days Fri 21-06-19 Thu
27-06-19
$44,000.00
19 5.1 Training
Initiation
Phase
5 days Fri 21-06-19 Thu
27-06-19
17 $44,000.00
20 5.1.1 Execution
of training
phase
5 days Fri 21-06-19 Thu
27-06-19
17 Trainers $44,000.00
21 5.1.2 Completion
of training
phase
0 days Thu
27-06-19
Thu
27-06-19
20 $0.00
22 6 Project Closure 6 days Fri 28-06-19 Fri 05-07-19 $58,000.00
23 6.1 Evaluation
over the
project task
6 days Fri 28-06-19 Fri 05-07-19 21 $58,000.00
24 6.1.1 Gathering
feedbacks
from
internal
stakeholders
5 days Fri 28-06-19 Thu
04-07-19
21 Project
Manager
$58,000.00
25 6.1.2 Initiation of
Fitness
Studio
1 day Fri 05-07-19 Fri 05-07-19 24 $0.00
26 6.1.3 Completion
of Project
Closure
Phase
0 days Fri 05-07-19 Fri 05-07-19 25 $0.00
27 7 End Project 0 days Fri 05-07-19 Fri 05-07-19 26 $0.00
Project Manager
Project Sponsor
22-03
Project Manager
Project Sponsor
08-04
Labours,Project Manager
Labours
Labours
20-06
Trainers
27-06
Project Manager
05-07
05-07
W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T
11 Mar '19 18 Mar '19 25 Mar '19 01 Apr '19 08 Apr '19 15 Apr '19 22 Apr '19 29 Apr '19 06 May '19 13 May '19 20 May '19 27 May '19 03 Jun '19 10 Jun '19 17 Jun '19 24 Jun '19 01 Jul '19 08 Jul '19
(Fig 2: The Gantt Chart for the design of Fitness Studio)
(Source: Created by author)

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TASK 8: Project Budget
Referring to the one of the deliverables of Task 3 create a related Budget. You
can use the provided template. The chart must be attached here (you can
upload one file only).
Assumptions:
 Duration 1 week (each task)
 Working hours 8/day
 Labour cost 45$/hr
 Simulate material cost, heads, travel and other costs
Executing the design of the project 726000
Performing tests over the project 93600
Making the necessary amendments 93600
Total Cost for the project 913200
Execution Phase for the project
(Fig 3: Execution Phase for the Project)
(Source: Created by author)
ID Resource Name Type Material Label Initials GroupMax.
Units
Std. Rate Ovt. Rate Cost/Use Accrue At Base Calendar
1 Project Manager Work P 100% $1,450.00/hr $0.00/hr $0.00 Prorated Standard
2 Project Sponsor Work P 100% $1,500.00/hr $0.00/hr $0.00 Prorated Standard
3 Labours Work L 100% $1,300.00/hr $0.00/hr $0.00 Prorated Standard
4 Trainers Work T 100% $1,100.00/hr $0.00/hr $0.00 Prorated Standard
(Fig 4: Execution Phase for the Project)
(Source: Created by author)

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ID Outline
Number
Task
Mode
Task Name Duration Start Finish PredecessorsResource
Names
Cost
0 0 Opening of
Fitness Studio
81 days Fri
15-03-19
Fri
05-07-19
$1,202,400.00
1 1 Start of the
Project
1 day Fri 15-03-19 Fri 15-03-19 $0.00
2 2 Planning Phase 5 days Mon 18-03-19Fri 22-03-19 $58,800.00
3 2.1 Defining of a
project plan,
schedule and
budget
5 days Mon
18-03-19
Fri 22-03-19 1 $58,800.00
7 3 Design Phase 11 days Mon 25-03-19Mon 08-04-19 $128,400.00
8 3.1 Preparing a
plan for the
design of
project
11 days Mon
25-03-19
Mon
08-04-19
$128,400.00
12 4 Execution Phase 53 days Tue 09-04-19Thu 20-06-19 $913,200.00
13 4.1 Performing of
the project
task
53 days Tue
09-04-19
Thu
20-06-19
11 $913,200.00
14 4.1.1 Executing
the design
of the
project
33 days Tue
09-04-19
Mon
27-05-19
11 Labours,Project
Manager
$726,000.00
15 4.1.2 Performing
tests over
the project
9 days Tue
28-05-19
Fri 07-06-19 14 Labours $93,600.00
16 4.1.3 Making the
necessary
amendments
9 days Mon
10-06-19
Thu
20-06-19
15 Labours $93,600.00
17 4.1.4 Completion
of
Execution
Phase
0 days Thu
20-06-19
Thu
20-06-19
16 $0.00
18 5 Training to
Employees
5 days Fri 21-06-19 Thu
27-06-19
$44,000.00
19 5.1 Training
Initiation
Phase
5 days Fri 21-06-19 Thu
27-06-19
17 $44,000.00
20 5.1.1 Execution
of training
phase
5 days Fri 21-06-19 Thu
27-06-19
17 Trainers $44,000.00
21 5.1.2 Completion
of training
phase
0 days Thu
27-06-19
Thu
27-06-19
20 $0.00
22 6 Project Closure 6 days Fri 28-06-19 Fri 05-07-19 $58,000.00
23 6.1 Evaluation
over the
project task
6 days Fri 28-06-19 Fri 05-07-19 21 $58,000.00
27 7 End Project 0 days Fri 05-07-19 Fri 05-07-19 26 $0.00
T
11 Mar '19
(Fig 5: Entire schedule and duration of each tasks within the Project)
(Source: Created by author)
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TASK 9: Change Request
After 6 months from the start of the project, you realised that a key
task is missing. The task will deliver a significant impact in terms of
scope, budget and schedule. Please provide an example and prepare
a project change request. As project Manager, you will reject the
proposed change: please provide a clear explanation.
Project Change Request
Issued by GMSC Pty Ltd
Description and reason The changes to the project that have been described
have been based on implication of technical needs.
There have been some changes that have been made to
implementing new strategies to design the Fitness
Studio. However, the proposed changes would increase
the budget and lead to delay in project delivery. Hence,
the project schedule and budget cannot be changes.
Impact on scope Changes in the project would lead to changes in the
scope of the budget in terms of scope creep, budgetary
changes and increase in time for delivery of project.
Impact on budget The budget for the project would increase.
Impact on schedule The project schedule would need to get changed. This
would thus lead to delay in project delivery.
Impact on the Risk
Register
The risks for the project would change and thus lead to
severe risks that might impact the project.
Change authorised: YES
Reason:
NO
Reason: Due to lack of
budget and extension of
delivery date
Date Date: 16/08/2019
Project Title: Opening a Fitness Studio
Project Sponsor: Robert
Alderson
Project Manager: John Smith
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TASK 10: Project Finalisation and Review
Hold a meeting to review the project and obtain necessary sign-
offs. To do this, pair up with 2 or more students (you will each serve
as a team member for the other) and your trainer (as project
sponsor) and hold a PIR and project finalisation meeting. Discuss
your project plan, any issues that arose in the project and project
delivery and lessons learned from the project. You must upload
your notes/minutes of project lessons learned and the observation
checklist (below) signed by your Trainer.
Discussion of the Project Plan:
1. After the training session has been done, it could be concluded
that the training provided to each of the employees would be
beneficial for providing better kind of services to the clients.
2. The project has been successfully accomplished. Each of the
project activities has been successfully met and the objectives have
been clearly defined.
3. The project has been delivered within the given provided time
frame. All the resources were able to help in completing the tasks
within the given time frame and within the estimated budget.
Marking Guide: Meeting Observation Checklist #2
Student’s Name
Trainer or Observer’s
Name Jasmin Hill
Unit of Competence BSBPMG522 Undertake Project Work
Date of Assessment
Location
Demonstration Tasks Meeting
Materials and Equipment Note-taking materials
Tasks to be observed, demonstrated or
simulated
Yes No Comment
6. Did the Student attend/perform the
Meeting
7. Did the Student effectively interact
and communicate with others?
 Eye Contact
 Body Language
 Appropriate language
 Use active listening
 Ask Questions
 Paraphrase or Summarise
 Take Minutes/Notes
8. Did the student cover the points
outlined in the assessment
guidelines for this task?
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9. Comments
10.Result : S/NYS
Assessor Signature:
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