Salvo Global Announces "Value-Added Project and Operational Auditing"

March 7, 2011 - PRLog -- “Impact profits, shareholders and customers positively through good project and
operation auditing practices”

Business projects rarely go through the entire project-cycle without some surprises. Reasons attributable to this includes changing of requirements, a larger than anticipated cost of project, flawed technical architecture, amongst others. More often than not, project teams realize too late the situation they are in before any solutions can be applied to save the project from deteriorating economically.

The outcome of project failure is wasted dollars that steal investor profits and have a negative impact on the organization’s bottom-line. This is where project auditing comes into play: An independent assessment of some or all aspects of the project can ensure that potential risks in the project are prevented and ensure that timescales and costs are not out of control. A full project-cycle evaluation at every necessary stage can maximize the opportunity to deliver projects on time, within budget and at the same time, meeting the requirements of all related parties.

The recession has increased the need for project audits more than ever. It becomes imperative that a precise and holistic project health check or audit be conducted regularly to identify problems and overcome them before they snowball. Project Health Checks and Audits have a direct, bottom-line impact on both public and private organizations.

Salvo’s Value Added Project and Operational Auditing course consists of powerful tools and techniques that will help organizations work through projects more effectively, efficiently and productively, at the same time ensuring that the project is risk-assured. Case studies conducted after each session will enhance understanding and smooth application of what was taught. The outcome will be a positive impact on the organizations’ bottom-line. This is why many organizations are investing in project audits at this time.

This workshop will be attended by Chiefs, VPs, General Managers, Managers, Directors, Heads, Team Leaders from Energy & Power, FMCG, Oil and Gas, Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare, Engineering & Construction, Telecommunications, Petrochemicals / Chemicals, Manufacturing, Mining and Minerals, Finance Industries who may be responsible for projects management. The two day workshop will be held on 18 and 19 of April 2011 in Johannesburg, South Africa.