Engineering Management Plan Dashboard

Engineering Management Plan Dashboard

How the engineering will be done — the activities, the reviews, the baselines and the deliverables, tracked rather than described.

An engineering management plan usually gets written once, approved, and never opened again. This one is built as a working document: the plan sets out the approach, and the same workbook tracks whether it is actually being followed.

What's inside

• Engineering activities — the work to be done, with owners, dates and status
• Design reviews and gates — PDR, CDR and the rest, with entry criteria and outcomes recorded
• Technical baselines — functional, allocated and product baselines, and when each was set
• Deliverables register — drawings, specifications, models and reports, with review and approval status
• Verification and validation — what has to be proven, how, and whether it has been
• Interfaces — technical interfaces and who owns each side
• Configuration control — how changes to the baseline are handled
• Dashboard — engineering progress, review status and outstanding deliverables on one screen

Who it's for

Engineering managers, systems engineers and project managers on technical projects — particularly anyone whose client or regulator expects the engineering approach to be documented and evidenced, not assumed.

How it works

Set out your approach and gates on the plan sheets, then keep the registers current as work proceeds. Status, review readiness and the dashboard calculate themselves. No macros, no add-ins, no subscription — a normal Excel file that opens in any version of Excel and keeps working forever.

Pairs with the Obsolescence Management Dashboard and the Supply Support Plan, which handle the through-life side of the same equipment.

Built in Australia from more than twenty years of program delivery experience. Instant download, yours to keep, use it on as many projects as you like.