Of the Montreal Olympic Stadium

Of the Montreal Olympic Stadium

Servant Leadership and other Lessons Learned from the Montreal Olympic Stadium Tina Cerulli, PMP Presentation to PMI Champlain Valley Objectives 1. Demonstrate the benefits of: • Servant Leadership • Implementing Lessons Learned • Sound Project Management 2. Case Study: Montreal Olympic Stadium 3. Recommendation: Old Stadium or New Stadium? 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 2 Potential Expos Return If the Montreal Expos return, where should they play? Old Stadium or New Stadium? Faster Cheaper Better 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 3 Lessons Learned • If & How to Use Them • Unique Project Output • Perception is Reality • Consider All Sources 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 4 Lessons Learned from Construction Project of the Montreal Olympic Stadium Initiating Planning Executing Closing Dec 4, 1969 May 2, 1970 April 23, 1973 July 17, 1976 Nov 6, 2006 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 5 Jean Drapeau’s Vision • Place Des Arts 1963 • 1st IOC Application 1965 • Metro 1966 • Expo’67 1967 • Montreal Expos 1969 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 6 Initiating the Construction Project Initiating Planning Executing Closing Dec 4, 1969 - May 2, 1970 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 7 Project Description • Development of Park Maisonneuve “The ugliness of slums in which people live doesn’t matter if we can make them stand wide-eyed in admiration of works of art they don’t understand.” - Jean Drapeau, 1967 16/05/2013 Tina Cerulli, B.Eng, MCSE, PMP 8 High Level Requirements Stakeholder Req # Requirement Description IOC 1 Olympism 2 Multi-purpose stadium 3 High Seating Capacity 4 Safety (Exits/Access) 5 Open-air Environment City of Montreal 6 Retractable Roof for Professional Baseball 7 Field for Professional Baseball 8 Field for Professional Football 9 Modest (like the 1952 Helsinki Games) 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 9 OBS PM Jean Drapeau Architect Roger Taillibert PM Games PM Installations Planning Claude Phaneuf Paul Howell 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 10 Architect Roger Taillibert • Born in France • International Sports Facilities • Commander of the Légion d'Honneur 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 11 City Engineer Claude Phaneuf 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 12 Planning Paul Howell 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 13 External Stakeholders • Customers • Governments • International Media • Worldwide Audience Montreal Citizen’s Movement 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 14 Planning the Construction Project Initiating Planning Executing Closing May 1970 – April 1973 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 15 WBS: Olympic Stadium Stadium Shell Tower Roof Field 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 16 Planning the Shell Design • Le Parc des Princes – Designed by French Architect Roger Taillibert, 1972 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 17 Taillibert’s Architectural Style • Curved Line Opposing Curved Line • Concrete vs Steel • Pre-Fab Components • Sloping Roof • 34 Unique Consoles • Innovative 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 18 Planning the Tower Design • 1st freestanding structure leaning into space • 45 degrees • As Tall as Washington Monument • Triangular base • Swimming Pool 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 19 Planning the Roof Design • Retractable • Movable Fabric • Umbrella • Piscine Carnot, Paris • April 1972 Presentation 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 20 Planning the Field Design • Customers – Montreal Expos (Baseball) – Montreal Alouettes (Football) 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 21 Planned Cost of Quality Inexpensive Expensive • Simple • Complex • Fast • Slow • Proven Design • Unique Design • High Quality • Rework • Concrete • Steel 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 22 Budget Planning • 1972 Forecasted Construction Costs: $ 250 M • Self-Financed => No Sponsor Required! “The Montreal Olympics can no more have a deficit than a man can have a baby.” - Jean Drapeau, 1973 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 23 Time Planning • February 3, 1973: 1st Master Schedule for Construction – 6 month late Forecast, 3 years before Delivery!! Construction Construction Installation Excavation Shell Tower Roof 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 24 Communication Planning Purpose Stakeholder Type of Communication When Progress • Schedule (CPM) Once a COJO Tracking • PAP Process Month Construction • Schedule (BART Chart) Daily • Written Progress IOC Reports Ad Hoc • Presentations World Marketing • Pamphlets, Brochures Late Audience Public • Video Presentation Ad Hoc Media Relations • Press Conference 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 25 Procurement Planning • No Competitive Bidding – Didn’t work in Munich • Consequences – Perception of Unfairness / Over-Spending – Sabotage 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 26 Executing the Construction Project Initiating Planning Executing Closing April 28, 1973 – July 9, 1976 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 27 Work Progress 1973-74 • Inflation • Costs Up • Resource Scarcity • Resources Up • Strikes (Nov-Feb) • Delays • Lack of Competence • Soil too weak 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 28 Re-Org #1 Sponsor Product Owner Installations Games Design Duranceau Construction 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 29 Re-Org #1 Sponsor Product Owner Installations Lavalin Games City Design Duranceau- Construction Lavalin Desourdy 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 30 Work Progress 1975 • Jockeying for Power • Delays • Resource Congestion • Costs Up • Strikes (May-Oct) • Dissention • No more Money! • Bail Out! 31 Re-Org #2 Sponsor X Product Owner X Installations Lavalin Games City Design Duranceau- Construction Lavalin Desourdy 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 32 Re-Org #2 Sponsor Olympic Installations Board Product French Contractors Owner Installations Lavalin Games City Design Duranceau- Construction Lavalin Desourdy 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 33 Work Progress 1976 • Clearer Leadership • Rushed Work • Working OT • Costs Up • PR Management • Progress Up 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 34 Scope Incomplete: Stadium Shell Field Tower Roof 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 35 “Modest” or Over Budget? • Planned = $ 250 M • Actual = $1213 M • Deviation = 385 % 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 36 Lessons Learned “The future will be the judge. Every time a man tries to do something that lasts beyond his own time, he has troubles. I’m sure no one understood the significance of the Sphinx, the pyramids or the Eiffel Tower.” - Jean Drapeau, 1976 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 37 Lessons Learned • Scope: Adapt Accordingly • Quality: Meet the Requirements First • Cost: “Run Your Project Like a Business” • Time: Plan for the worst • HR: Clarify Expectations • Risk: Keep Highest Risk off Critical Path • Procurement: Have Contracts with Penalties • Communication: Be Proactive & Transparent 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 38 Lessons Learned • Stakeholders: Be a Servant Leader – Listen Actively – Be Aware – Be Understanding & Empathetic – Have Foresight – Be Persuasive – Have Stewardship – Provide Healing – Conceptualize – Commit to the Growth of People – Build Your Community 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 39 DELIVERING TO EXPOS APRIL 1977 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 40 Tower 1979-1987 • Design Change • Delays & Rework • Explosions • Costs Up • Fires • Safety Concerns • Falling Concrete • Games Postponed • Raining / Freezing • Loss of Revenue 41 Retractable Roof 1988-1998 • Design Changes • Delays & Rework • Malfunctions • Costs Up • Wind Constraints • Games Postponed • Rips • Loss of Revenue 42 Fixed Roof 1998-2013 • Design Change • Delays & Rework • Panel Collapse • Costs Up • Rips • Injuries / Safety • Fire Hazard • Closed in Winter • Replacement • Loss of Revenue 43 1991-2013 Concrete Shell • Beam crashes • Delays & Rework • Wall Collapses • Costs Up • Slab Falls • Safety Concerns • Cracks • Expos / Auto Show • Lost Revenue 44 Closing the Construction Project Initiating Planning Executing Closing Nov 2006 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 45 More Lessons Learned – Cost of Non-Conformance & Poor Quality • Total Cost in 2006: $1.47B • Revenue in 2012: $5.6M Deficit 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 46 More Lessons Learned – Stakeholder DisEngagement OIB’s Attempt at Servant Leadership “Dreadful. Too expensive. Horrible. Useless. The Roof.” 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 48 OIB’s Response Demolition is not an option! 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 49 Potential Expos Return If the Montreal Expos return, where should they play? Old Stadium or New Stadium? Faster Cheaper Better 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 50 OIB’s Recommendation Future = Past = Old Stadium Added Value = ZERO! • More Cost of Poor Quality • More Cost to Tax Payers – Roof ($300M?) • More Negative ROI – Concrete Repairs • Continued Dissatisfaction 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 51 OIB’s Recommendation Future = Past = Old Stadium Added Value = ZERO! • More Cost of Poor Quality • More Cost to Tax Payers – Roof ($300M?) • More Negative ROI – Concrete Repairs • Continued Dissatisfaction 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 52 My Recommendation: Strive for Excellence this time! Future = New Stadium Added Value = Positive ROI! • Customer Driven • Stakeholder Satisfaction • Built Sound PM Principles • Generate Revenue • Privately Owned • End Tax Payer Subsidies 16/05/2013 Copyright@Tina Cerulli, PMP 53 PMI CV Advertisement .

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