PM Tools by a PM
PM Tools by a PM
Three free downloads, built to the same standard as work I would hand to a client. No email wall, no trial, no catch — download them and use them.
The checklist tells you which notice to send. The log makes sure you can prove it. The register flags it before it happens. Each is useful alone; together they are a system.
Every clause that gives you a right — to time, to money, to both — has a notice requirement attached to it. Miss the notice, lose the right. This is the reference sheet that stops that happening.
Most daily logs record what happened. This one records what a claim needs — so when a delay event lands, the evidence already exists. It was written on an ordinary Tuesday, before anyone knew Tuesday mattered.
The structure and the scoring engine, ready to use. The risks themselves are yours — they belong to your project, your contract, your site. What this gives you is somewhere disciplined to put them.
The free tools give you the structure. What is coming next fills it in — drafted notice letters clause by clause, pre-populated risk libraries for construction, oil and gas and manufacturing, and guides that go deeper than an article can.
If you have downloaded the risk register and found yourself staring at an empty sheet wondering what else to look for, that is exactly the gap these are built to close.
The free version gives you an empty register and honest structure. The paid version gives you the hundred and fifty risks I have watched land, and what they cost.
FIDIC cases, quality systems, schedule control, and new tools. Written from real projects, not from a classroom. No filler, and nothing you could have found in a textbook.