TILOS Advanced Course for Planning and Scheduling Railways, Highway, Roads and Pipelines
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TILOS Advanced Course for Planning and Scheduling Railways, Highway, Roads and Pipelines Course
Introduction:
Planning software called TILOS (Time Location System) is used to manage infrastructure, basic utilities, and linear development projects. It can be applied to a variety of construction sectors, including water engineering and transmission line building, as well as highway, railway, metro, fast tram, pipeline, and tunnel construction.
Course Objectives:
TILOS is used to incorporate design details, construction challenges, risk elements, and your project schedule in a single view. It is fully integrated with the leading CPM scheduling tools. It is simply the best tool for planning and managing linear projects.
Who Should Attend?
This course target is for Project Portfolio Managers, Program Managers, Project Managers, Enterprise and Project Risk Managers, Project Control Managers, Project Control Engineers, Engineers and Planners, Information Technology Managers.
Course Outlines:
- Introduction to Linear Planning and Scheduling Concept
- Understanding and using the graphical user interface (GUI)
- Creating TILOS project files/project template concept
- Creating objects/tasks including task calculation, color scheme, annotation and structure
- Creating and using task templates and task groups
- Inserting, positioning, and processing of graphics like drawings, etc.
- Linking tasks and rescheduling
- Modeling task calculation types for the duration, productivity rate, quantity estimations
- Analyzing Linear Project Case Study in Tilos
- Exercises
- Layout and cell concept
- Creating own views and cell systems
- Creating and using distance profile diagrams and histograms
- Creating and using time profile diagrams and histograms
- Cell contents: time-distance diagram, scales, and grids
- Gantt charts
- Commenting the view: legends, logos, stamp fields
- Time – Distance diagram printing
- Analyzing Linear Project Case Study in TILOS
- Exercises