Balancier / construction planning
Align work dates with the availability of crews, equipment, materials, and budget. Calculate a schedule, review resource loading, and replan remaining work as actuals arrive.
Within the limit, with a denser workload
Shorter duration, but peak demand exceeds capacity
Within the limit, with a longer duration
01 Schedule review
To calculate a feasible finish date, check what each activity needs and which activities compete for the same resources.
Labor-intensive activities need an available crew with the right skills and working calendar.
Concurrent activities may need the same machine. Its availability affects the dates of dependent tasks.
Material demand is checked by day; costs are checked against a rolling 30-day limit.
02 Features
03 Data preparation
Balancier accepts MS Project XML, Primavera P6 XER, and Excel. You can review imported items and warnings before applying them. Activities can also be edited manually.
04 Resource-constrained scheduling
CPM calculates dates from activity dependencies. Resource optimization also considers crew and equipment availability, daily material limits, and allowable costs.
The result includes activity dates, the project finish date, and loading profiles. If no feasible schedule can be found under the chosen constraints, the system reports that.
05 Planning workflow
Import the schedule, check dependencies, and assign crews, equipment, and materials.
Set working calendars and limits for people, equipment, materials, and costs.
Compare the CPM duration with resource optimization, then review manpower demand and equipment loading.
Enter actual dates and quantities; the next calculation reschedules remaining work.
06 Consulting
We review the task, constraints, and scenarios, compare alternatives, and choose the one that best meets schedule, resource, and cost goals.
We outline possible solutions and selection criteria: crew and equipment availability, supplies, budget, deadlines, and client requirements.
We compare work organization and resource allocation options, showing trade-offs among schedule, cost, utilization, and risk.
In a clock, the balance wheel (French: balancier) regulates the movement and maintains its precision. In a construction project, our system aligns the schedule, resources, and constraints to improve the precision and predictability of production.