Master Of Projects

Master Of Projects

A hands‑on guide to project management in construction environmentsBy Luke Pike
Michael Caine
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Length9h 9m

About this audiobook

Master of Projects is a no‑nonsense, real‑world guide to running complex construction and infrastructure projects – and walking away with your reputation stronger than when you started. Written by a former tradesman, soldier, and client‑side project manager in Defence‑style and Federal Government environments, this book shows you how serious projects actually work when the drawings are wrong, the brief is vague, and the politics are loud.

Audiobook details

GenreEducation and Learning
Length9 hrs 9 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMay 20, 2026
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1Dedication
2Introduction,
3Chapter One: What is a Project Manager
4Chapter Two: What are the fundamentals
5Chapter Three: The cogs of a large infrastructure project
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6Chapter Four: How to Make the Cogs Turn
7Chapter Five: Leadership
8Chapter Six: Chasing work
9Chapter Seven: Preparing the bid
10Chapter Eight: Pragmatism gets a bad name
11Chapter Nine: Pricing considerations
12Chapter Ten: There is a line at every price.
13Chapter Eleven: How to plan for the market
14Chapter Twelve: Tendering
15Chapter Thirteen: Project Initiation
16Chapter Fourteen: Inherited Project Brief
17Chapter Fifteen: Development phase
18Chapter Sixteen: When to Kill or Reshape a Project
19Chapter Seventeen: Creating the story
20Chapter 18A: PMP Fundamentals - Terminology and Framework
21Chapter 18B: PMP Formulas and Calculations for Construction PMs
22Chapter 18C: Applying PMP Methods in Large Federal Government Contracts
23Chapter Nineteen – Troubleshooting Playbook
24Chapter Twenty: Constraint Triangle
25Chapter Twenty-one: How to create a Gantt chart
26Chapter Twenty-two: Agile and Hybrid Methods
27Chapter Twenty-three: Site Investigation
28Chapter Twenty-four: Site Selection
29Chapter Twenty-five: This applies anywhere
30Chapter Twenty-six: Knowledge Is Obtainable
31Chapter Twenty-seven: Detailed Design and Tender Documentation
32Chapter Twenty-eight: Building a Risk register and Provision
33Chapter Twenty-nine: Building Approval
34Chapter Thirty: Negotiations
35Chapter Thirty-one: Pre-mobilisation
36Chapter Thirty-two: Security: What It Really Is
37Chapter Thirty-three: Mobilisation
38Chapter Thirty-four: Quality in Construction
39Chapter Thiry-five: Who Owns the Holes in the Slab?
40Chapter Thirty-six: Reporting risks in construction
41Chapter Thirty-seven: Variation
42Chapter Thirty-eight: The payoff for good design
43Chapter Thirty-nine: Forecasting and Payments
44Chapter Forty: Saying the right thing, at the right time
45Chapter Forty-one: A successful construction project
46Chapter Forty-two: Parametric estimates and Monte Carlo:
47Chapter Forty-three: Handover
48Chapter Forty-four: Thick skin
49Chapter Forty-five: Becoming a project manager
50Chapter Forty-six: Playing the Long Game in Project Management

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