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EPC heavy-haul rail infrastructure
Simandou / Simfer Rail Spur Line Project
- Location
- Guinea, West Africa
- Role
- Lead Project Planner
- Organisation
- China Railway Construction Co., Ltd. — Simfer project coordination

Project overview
A multidisciplinary EPC rail spur programme in Guinea, delivered under an international contracting environment with concurrent civil, track and systems workfronts.
Environment
Remote West African execution environment with multidisciplinary interfaces across civil works, trackwork and systems, and reporting obligations to both contractor management and the Simfer project organisation.
Planning approach
- EPC master schedule development and maintenance in Primavera P6
- Work breakdown structure aligned to discipline and workfront
- Project baseline establishment and change control
- Resource-loaded schedules across civil, track and systems packages
- Commissioning and certifier-witness schedule integration
Project controls
- Progress measurement and S-Curve reporting
- Critical path management and float monitoring
- Recovery and catch-up schedule development
- HSE, quality and procurement tracking against the schedule
- EVM tracking and performance dashboards
Key responsibilities
- Planning, scheduling and project controls for the rail spur scope
- Performance monitoring and management reporting
- War-room sessions with execution teams
- Stakeholder coordination across contractor, client and project teams
- Baseline schedule approval and milestone governance
Infrastructure scope
- Earthworks: 18.52M cum
- Culverts: 133 nos
- Utilities and drains
- Tunnel: 926 m
- Bridges: 5 nos
- Trackwork: 145.58 km
- Signaling and telecom
- Power and sidings: 5 nos
- Testing & commissioning
Tools used
- Primavera P6
- Microsoft Excel
- MS Office
- Power BI
- SAP ERP
Professional contribution
Provided the planning discipline and progress visibility that allowed management to see schedule risk early and act on it through structured recovery planning.
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