The development phase transforms concepts into actionable plans with clear specifications and comprehensive risk assessments. This critical phase establishes the parameters that will govern project execution.

Project completion encompasses more than physical construction finalization. Proper documentation, formal handover procedures, comprehensive evaluation, and knowledge capture are essential for organizational learning and continuous improvement.

A structured lessons learned process transforms project experiences into organizational wisdom. By systematically collecting, organizing, analyzing, documenting, and sharing insights, teams can avoid repeating mistakes and replicate successes on future projects.

EPC projects must navigate complex regulatory landscapes involving multiple authorities. Compliance requirements span environmental permits, worker safety regulations, building codes, energy standards, and fire protection rules. Establishing a comprehensive compliance matrix early in the project and assigning clear responsibility for each requirement is essential for avoiding costly delays and penalties.

Effective change management preserves project control while allowing necessary adjustments. A structured process ensures all changes are properly documented, evaluated, approved, and implemented with full understanding of their impacts.