You should impact your delay events in strict chronological order of date of impact using the same chart in a rolling sequence.
The date of impact is the last date that the impacted activity could start after the event has run its course.
Bear in mind that the Impacted As Planned method as described in the SCL protocol 2002 is not to be used for Forensic Delay Analysis but only for Work in Progress.
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19 years 10 monthsHi Prageeth You should impact
Hi Prageeth
You should impact your delay events in strict chronological order of date of impact using the same chart in a rolling sequence.
The date of impact is the last date that the impacted activity could start after the event has run its course.
Bear in mind that the Impacted As Planned method as described in the SCL protocol 2002 is not to be used for Forensic Delay Analysis but only for Work in Progress.
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Mike Testro