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01/____/2023
Multi-Faith Room Project
VERSION HISTORY
Basañes,
Kaye Jasmin
Mana, Charina
Mae
Lihaylihay,
Jennifer
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Contents
1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................ 4
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1 INTRODUCTION
It is true that BPO industry has taken over the modern employment field of the country
and the world. It became the medium of transaction which offers solutions and options
through customer service. People are encountering different issues on their personal
stuffs and some of them do not have any time or ability to fix and resolve the problem
immediately. Through call center employees, there are provided solutions that can be
offered to solve the problem easily and it is either done during the call or by using chat
and software support. In other word, this productive industry makes our lives still
convenient with less hassle because of the difficulties that we experience on the products
or services that we have. We might think that these people are privileged enough to have
this job, but we are actually not aware of the downside of being a BPO employee.
It was stated on different local research that huge percent of call center
employees here in the Philippines are suffering from mental health problems. Some of
them undergo through medical treatment and consultation but large number of them just
get used to it. One factor why people don’t take this essential thing seriously because
they think that it is not that big deal. But mental issues could lead to worse situations.
That is why many of these people become suicidal. Anyone could experience this but
there are higher chances that most of BPO workers having mental health problems
because of the workload, graveyard shift and the main cause is the stress and pressure
coming from both customers and inside the workplace. Many people say that this industry
is toxic that could challenge the strength and patience of every individual.
The most common thing that is being observed on a lot of companies is the
lack mental health support. Many of them does not have any facility and consultation yet
to check the situation of their employees mentally. It is very important for the company to
maximize their resources and focus on the betterment of their employees since they are
probably a great factor in reaching the main goal of the company which is success.
Without any support, there is a huge possibility that their employees’ performances would
be negatively affected because of their situation. This is just a give and take situation. If
the employee is in good situation, then he/she could contribute more for the growth of the
company itself.
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The intended audience of the Multi-Faith Room PMP is all project stakeholders including
the project sponsor, senior leadership and the project team.
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR
PROJECT SPONSOR RESULT-CX INC.
Paul Jason Sison
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BUDGET ₱100,000
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2.1 ASSUMPTIONS/CONTRAINTS
ASSUMPTIONS CONSTRAINTS
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3 SCOPE MANAGEMENT
Multi-Faith Room is a very ideal place inside the workplace and company that hopefully
all of the companies/facilities will acquire. Specially for BPO companies which mostly
encounters stress that affects emotional and mental health of their employees. It is given
that every institution always have clinic and Human Resource department that facilitates
the needs of every worker regarding their health. It is helpful but with the number of
employees that a single BPO company has, this will not be enough and there are people
who need another beneficial options than that. This room will maximize the effectiveness
of health and bring a new environment for those who are facing difficulties within
themselves. Some of us wants to have a quiet and secluded area where they can feel
peace that will make their mind rest for specific amount of time. This moment could also
be used for them to pray and have some alone time. Through this, it will prevent them to
breakdown during work that might affect the performance of both them and company.
Stress will always be there specially if we are working under pressure but this should
serve as an eye opener for every business owner to look out on their employees situation.
Of course it is hard to talk to every single employee of the company but it is possible to
make sure that there is a safe place that will support people on their mental health.
◼ Aside from the break and lunch time that is part of their schedule daily, the amount of
time for them to be able to use the Multi-Faith Room will be different (depends on the
time they actually need it.)
◼ If the employee really need to have some time inside the multi faith room, they have
to consult on their Team Leader for assistance.
◼ Team Leader will then ask the approval from the supervisor (Operation Manager) who
will make the letter of consent indicated the name of the employee that will be send
to HR Department immediately through email.
◼ After the HR Department received the email, they will indicate it on their system and
will make sure that the time allotted for them to use the room is still payable.
◼ It is already accepted by the HR Department and the employee could use the Multi
Faith Room by tapping their ID on the door of the room itself before and after entering
the premises to make sure that they actually use the room.
◼ Their time in and time out will be seen on the system and monitored through cctv.
◼ Every employee can use the Multi Faith Room within 15 to 20 minutes which is
equivalent on their break time. This could be used once daily only. (exceeding time
will not be payable anymore.)
◼ After using the room, the employee can go back to work with a calmer and more
peaceful mind.
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4 SCHEDULE/TIME MANAGEMENT
4.1 MILESTONES
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4.2.1 DEPENDECIES
INTERNAL EXTERNAL
Construction Weather
Software Finances
Development Environmental
Manufacturing Bureaucracy
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This is the process of estimating, allocating and controlling projects costs in our proposed
project, which is MULTI FAITH ROOM. We need to have a costs management to calculate
the planning.
Fixed Cost
Property Taxes 10,000
Utility Expenses 10,000
Variable Cost
Construction Materials 20,000
Raw Materials 10,000
Construction Labor 40,000
Production Supplies 10,000
6 QUALITY MANAGEMENT
Inspection checklist
is a tool used to ensure that a product or service meets the required standards and
specifications. The checklist includes a list of items, processes, or activities that must be
evaluated to assess the overall quality of a product or service. The purpose of the
inspection checklist is to provide a systematic and comprehensive approach to checking
quality and to help identify potential quality issues early in the production process.
refers to the process of incorporating safety considerations into the design, production,
and use of products or services. The goal of incorporating safety features is to minimize
the risk of harm or injury to individuals or the environment.
refers to the process of planning and organizing the testing activities for a product or
service. A testing schedule outlines when testing activities will take place, who will be
responsible for conducting the tests, and what resources will be required. The goal of
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setting a testing schedule is to ensure that testing is conducted in an efficient and effective
manner, and that the results are available in a timely manner to support decision-making.
refers to the process of creating a design for a physical structure such as a building,
bridge, or tower. The structure design involves determining the size, shape, and
arrangement of the components of the structure, as well as specifying the materials and
methods used to construct the structure. The goal of determining the structure design is
to create a design that meets the functional requirements of the structure, while also
considering factors such as cost, safety, and constructability.
Document the construction process, including any changes to the plans and
specifications, to provide a record of the quality of the room.
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To effectively manage the multifaith room project, the HRM team should meet on a regular
basis in order to address any issues that arise. The agenda for these meetings should
include:
1. General review
2. Design review
3. Construction review
4. Resource review
5. Governance review
The HRM team can monitor the overall development of the project by conducting a broad
evaluation of it. This involves examining the project's timetable and progress, as well as
any prospective concerns or risks that may develop.
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The HRM team can assess the plans and designs for the multifaith room during the design
review. This helps the team to confirm that the design matches the project's aims and
objectives. It also allows the team to make any required alterations or adjustments prior
to the start of the construction process.
The construction review allows the HRM team to review the progress of the construction
process. This includes reviewing the timeline, budget, and any issues or risks that may
arise during construction.
4. Resource Review
The resource review allows the HRM team to review the resources that have been
allocated to the project. This includes reviewing the personnel, materials, and any other
resources necessary to complete the project.
5. Governance Review
The governance review allows the HRM team to review the governance structures and
processes in place to manage the project. This includes reviewing the policies and
procedures that have been put in place to ensure the project is completed in a timely and
efficient manner.
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8 COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT
This provides the structure for communication in this multi-faith room project. It will act as
a communication guide throughout the project's duration and will be updated as
communication needs evolve. This plan specifies and defines the duties of all project
participants. It also comprises a communications matrix, which outlines the project's
communication requirements. An in-depth meeting guide outlines both the
communication guidelines and how the meetings will be run, guaranteeing effective
meetings. There is a project team directory that includes contact information for all
stakeholders that are directly participating in the project. A list of religious and spiritual
leaders has also been added to guarantee that their needs and opinions are taken into
consideration. The plan also describes how religious and spiritual leaders' feedback
would be gathered and included into the project. It offers a schedule of when and to whom
communications will be issued.
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9 RISK MANAGEMENT
Performance Risk
A project has a perceived performance risk when the planned results are unlikely to be
realized. The risk naturally affects the business's overall performance. A situation like this
could necessitate additional funding.
Cost Risk
The project's success could be affected by a lack of cash or poor financial management
brought on by an overly ambitious budget or other restrictions. The risk may migrate to
other operations and labor segments if the project cost exceeds the allocated money.
The possibility that tasks will take longer than expected is known as schedule risk. This
danger typically results from inadequate planning. Due to how frequently cost increases
result from improperly planned schedules, this risk is directly tied to the cost risk. Simply
said, longer projects cost more. Delays brought on by schedule risk result in missed
deadlines and a potential loss of competitive advantage. Schedule risk can result in
performance risk, which is when a project doesn't complete its intended task by the
deadline.
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There is a significant danger that not enough people will be available to finish the work or
meet productivity targets. Without enough workers, the project may face longer
construction timelines and possible delays in completing it and delivering it to the owner
on schedule.
Keeping workers safe should come first. Rapid site circumstances change and
unforeseen dangers might appear at any time, posing unforeseen project risks. Your
personnel may get severe injuries or lose their lives in major incidents.
➢ The avoidance plan outlines the risks and outcomes of a project that have been
acknowledged and assumed as well as provides possibilities to mitigate those
risks. Planning for risk and then taking preventative measures are two ways to
adopt the avoidance technique.
➢ The project team must assess and keep track of cost-related risks by
developing a procedure for reporting on each expense incurred by the
business. This tactic functions by enabling teams to continuously evaluate the
budget and adjust any cost projections as necessary.
➢ Weekly updates to assess the workloads and completion times of each team
member might be included in the monitoring of project schedules. The group
can then analyze the situation again and monitor any problems that can result
in the project running late. Calendars and other project management tools are
examples of computer software that may be used to track and assess time
management and project schedule.
➢ Overcome manpower shortages, provide competitive pay and benefits, and
establish a solid corporate culture that recognizes and promotes employees'
commitment and hard work. We have to provide proper training and time.
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➢ Safe work practices for the various activities and tasks being carried out, the
choice and effective use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and
fundamental first aid procedures should all be covered at a kickoff safety
meeting. The engineering safety measures that will be implemented on the
jobsite will be discussed.
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10 ISSUE MANAGEMENT
Call centers struggle to keep their staff members engaged and motivated in their work.
Call center jobs often get quite tedious and fail to keep the employees interested due to
their repetitive and hectic nature. BPO personnel face a number of health concerns due
to the demanding nature of their work. Their work-life balance is disrupted by graveyard
shifts. The impact of time zone differences on their psychological health It forces
individuals to adopt bad habits that, over time, may seriously harm their health.
11 PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT
● Interior designer
● Architect
● Construction personnel
● Space room
● Materials / Equipments
Consultant
● Financial consulting
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● Time based
4th week
● Consultant services
● Building control
● The project space is for all BPO employee who suffer from stress from work.
● Multi faith room will be done inside the company which is reachable by the
employees.
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The undersigned acknowledge they have reviewed the Multi-Faith Room Project
Management Plan and agree with the approach it presents. Changes to this Project
Management Plan will be coordinated with and approved by the undersigned or their
designated representatives.
Signature: __________________________________________
Print Name: _Paul Jason Sison_______________________________________
Title: ___RESULT-CX INC.___________________________________________
Role: __Production Supervisor____________________________________________
Signature: __________________________________________
Print Name: __Timothy John Galang______________________________________
Title: ____RESULT-CX INC.__________________________________________
Role: ___Operational Manager___________________________________________
Signature: __________________________________________
Print Name: ________________________________________
Title: ______________________________________________
Role: ______________________________________________
Date: ______________________________________________
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APPENDIX B: REFERENCES
https://www.northam.wa.gov.au/Asse
ts/Documents/Document-
Sample Risk Management Risk Management Centre/environmental-
Plan health/Events/SAMPLE_
RISK_MANAGEMENT_PLAN.pdf
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The following table provides definitions for terms relevant to this document
Term Definition
Room Design Room design refers to the process of
decorating, arranging, and furnishing a
room to make it functional, comfortable,
and aesthetically pleasing. Room design
typically involves the selection of furniture,
lighting, wall coverings, flooring, and
accessories to create a cohesive and
harmonious environment.
Architect is a professional who designs and
oversees the construction of buildings and
other structures. Architects are
responsible for creating designs that are
not only aesthetically pleasing, but also
functional, safe, and sustainable. They
work closely with clients to understand
their needs and requirements, and use
their technical and creative skills to
develop plans and specifications for the
construction of a building.
Man power refers to the number of people available to
perform a particular task or job. It is used
to describe the quantity of human
resources that are available for a specific
project, business, or organization.
Room layout refers to the arrangement of furniture,
fixtures, and other elements within a room.
It is an important aspect of interior design,
as it affects the functionality and aesthetic
of the space.
Icon A religious image or statue, often depicting
a saint or other religious figure.
Sanctuary The main area of a church where the altar
is located
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