Critically appraise and evaluate the concepts of project management and the importance of people,processes and techniques2. Assess risks and project impact factors on a project proposal, including environmental impacts.Identify and assess the factors and criteria which will be used in the impact assessment and theirsignificance, reviewing alternative solutions to improve environmental quality and producing a report- Key issues of consideration in the hand-over of the project to the client,bearing in mind the clients' needs and expectations as captured in theproject brief; Evaluate how creating smooth flow of data could helpmaximise asset performance across the asset life-cycle;18%- Critical analysis of any good or bad project management practices andrecommendations for improvements in technological, organisational orprocess oriented areas in light of recent developments in the area ofBuilding Information Modelling, off-site construction and Lean Designand Construction;-18%- A complete professional report that covers the above aspects and is effectivelywritten. It should show a high level of critical thinking and reflection. Thereport is to be written in a discursive and critical style, linking knowledge skillsand understanding with their application in practice.- It is expected that the format would be: executive summary, introduction,reflective and evaluative narrative (including description of supporting industrycase studies), and conclusions/recommendations.- Appendices if required (where students should be selective in their use ofback–up material).- The report should also be professionally put together and well referenced(using the Harvard Style of Referencing). There should be indexing and crossreferencing to enable 'clients' to find their way through the document easily,and to identify information they are seeking.10%!4of the assessed environmental impact. Subsequently undertake a risk assessment to demonstrate themost appropriate methods to reduce the impact of risks on projects.3. Critically examine and evaluate the implications of UK legal requirements, managing a culture ofhealth & safety and welfare and statutory requirements on projects and organisations. Maintain projectcompliance with legal and statutory requirement and develop and implement monitoring systems tocollect information regularly and evaluate this information effectively dealing with any situationswhich do not comply with legal and statutory requirements quickly and efficiently.4. Critically evaluate the efficacy of quality management and other relevant project management tools/techniques. Evaluate ways of integrating continuous quality improvements for products, services andprocesses by assessing the outcome of continuous monitoring, correctly identifying trends in thequality of services, to implement effective improvements.5. Assess significant factors affecting project design, including the briefing process for clients and otherstakeholders in the supply chain. Review and evaluate the findings of investigations, evaluating theinformation available to the project team and producing realistic design parameter and advisingstakeholders on the most appropriate course of action.6. Manage project completion processes, including inspection and handover processes; instigate projectreview processes and identify and document learning/lessons learned for improved future projectperformance7. Appraise planning, monitoring and control systems in the context of managing project budgets andother resources. Develop and implement appropriate monitoring and tracking systems for managingchange at appropriate intervals in programs.