EBOLC Project Management
exam questions and answers
Activity Estimate Worksheet - answer a planning tool for developing
an estimate of material, manpower, equipment and time required to
complete a specific activity within a logic network of construction
tasks
Bill of Materials (BOM) - answer comprehensive list of materials,
stock numbers, and prices required to complete the full scope of an
assigned construction mission
Construction Directive - answer Formal notification to initiate
planning and execution of a construction mission. Generated at the
battalion level or higher, the directive defines the location and
scope of work, establishes specific milestones, and sets the
project's Estimated Start Date (ESD) and Estimated Completion Date
(ECD)
Construction Mission File - answer A complete historical record of a
project from inception to completion. The file will include the
original construction directive with all amendments and extensions,
construction briefs and the OPORD, inspection reports, AARs, plans,
specifications, the BOM, Construction Reports, the CPM, CWE, CWS,
all related correspondence, photographic documentation, and the
acceptance letter.
Construction Work Schedule (CWS) - answer a chart that depicts the
activities generated for the CPM in calendar form, showing early
start and late start times, and float
Critical Path Method (CPM) - answer Involves determining the
longest path through the network diagram, the earliest and latest
, an activity can start, and the earliest and latest activities can be
completed
Gantt Chart - answer a project management tool that depicts project
activities, their assigned resources, start and end dates, durations,
and interdependencies.
Letter of Acceptance - answer A letter that serves as official closure
and completion of the project, stating that the constructing unit has
met the requirements and expectations of the customer. The letter
includes multiple signature blocks for all parties involved (the
constructing unit, S3 Construction, and the customer)
Logic Network - answer Commonly referred to as a network
diagram, it is the representation of project activities in an array of
parallelograms with lines drawn to show their interdependencies
without a time scale. Is used to analyze the critical path(s) in a
project (CPM)
Pre-Construction Brief (PCB) - answer final brief delivered to the
battalion commander prior to execution of the construction mission.
The brief is usually delivered by the project OIC, and represents the
culmination of all planning and coordination necessary prior to
executing the mission.
Pre-Construction Conference (PCC) - answer A conference designed
to provide a final review of the project management plan to execute
the construction by the constructing unit. The conference should
have all stakeholders present to resolve any problems prior to the
start of the construction mission and should be conducted at a
minimum of 21 days prior to project execution.
In Progress Review (IPR) - answer A meeting held at regular and
appropriate intervals (will vary based upon mission requirements).
This meeting is to ensure all stakeholders are current and up to
exam questions and answers
Activity Estimate Worksheet - answer a planning tool for developing
an estimate of material, manpower, equipment and time required to
complete a specific activity within a logic network of construction
tasks
Bill of Materials (BOM) - answer comprehensive list of materials,
stock numbers, and prices required to complete the full scope of an
assigned construction mission
Construction Directive - answer Formal notification to initiate
planning and execution of a construction mission. Generated at the
battalion level or higher, the directive defines the location and
scope of work, establishes specific milestones, and sets the
project's Estimated Start Date (ESD) and Estimated Completion Date
(ECD)
Construction Mission File - answer A complete historical record of a
project from inception to completion. The file will include the
original construction directive with all amendments and extensions,
construction briefs and the OPORD, inspection reports, AARs, plans,
specifications, the BOM, Construction Reports, the CPM, CWE, CWS,
all related correspondence, photographic documentation, and the
acceptance letter.
Construction Work Schedule (CWS) - answer a chart that depicts the
activities generated for the CPM in calendar form, showing early
start and late start times, and float
Critical Path Method (CPM) - answer Involves determining the
longest path through the network diagram, the earliest and latest
, an activity can start, and the earliest and latest activities can be
completed
Gantt Chart - answer a project management tool that depicts project
activities, their assigned resources, start and end dates, durations,
and interdependencies.
Letter of Acceptance - answer A letter that serves as official closure
and completion of the project, stating that the constructing unit has
met the requirements and expectations of the customer. The letter
includes multiple signature blocks for all parties involved (the
constructing unit, S3 Construction, and the customer)
Logic Network - answer Commonly referred to as a network
diagram, it is the representation of project activities in an array of
parallelograms with lines drawn to show their interdependencies
without a time scale. Is used to analyze the critical path(s) in a
project (CPM)
Pre-Construction Brief (PCB) - answer final brief delivered to the
battalion commander prior to execution of the construction mission.
The brief is usually delivered by the project OIC, and represents the
culmination of all planning and coordination necessary prior to
executing the mission.
Pre-Construction Conference (PCC) - answer A conference designed
to provide a final review of the project management plan to execute
the construction by the constructing unit. The conference should
have all stakeholders present to resolve any problems prior to the
start of the construction mission and should be conducted at a
minimum of 21 days prior to project execution.
In Progress Review (IPR) - answer A meeting held at regular and
appropriate intervals (will vary based upon mission requirements).
This meeting is to ensure all stakeholders are current and up to
