MRC ingegneria

More than 20 years of experience for a comprehensive engineering service.
From survey to implementation

SKILLS

Safety, design, firefighting. Discover our areas of expertise

PHARMACEUTICAL ENGINEERING

Specialisation for the pharmaceutical sector

We develop engineering projects for all business sectors, from work organisation to testing. especially for the pharmaceutical sector. Discover our areas of expertise

Some numbers

1000

ACTIVE CUSTOMERS

20

YEARS OF ACTIVITY

30

PEOPLE

3000

PROJECTS REALIZED

How we work

PHASE 0.

INITIATION

The inception phase relates to the formal definition and approval of the project. It is a crucial phase for the success of the project and must be followed carefully. The document that formalises the birth of the project is the project charter. It defines  objectives, motivation, requirements, it produces results, deadlines and milestones,  contractual constraints, budget, stakeholders, work breakdown structure.

PHASE 1.

PLANNING

The planning is when the project plan is developed and the activities and values of the variables carried out  to achieve the objectives. The process of the project planning requires several steps to be carried out, from the identification of all project planning components to the  identification of rules and procedures for its management, the refinement and formalisation of the elements, and its approval.

PHASE 2.

EXECUTION

In the execution phase all parties involved in the project carry out the activities that will allow to achieve what was planned. Execution processes begin with the acquisition of human and material resources, when the most significant costs are incurred, as the deliverables, i.e. the products resulting from the project, are produced.

PHASE 3.

CONTROL

During the operational phase of the project it is necessary to monitor the correct progress of the programme by promptly identifying deviations from the plan and, where possible, taking appropriate corrective measures. The subject of the control relates to different aspects of the project such as time, economic, legal and quality. The way used to monitor planning is the progress report, a document containing information about the status of the project.

PHASE 4.

CLOSURE

The project completion phase is the point at which all project activities are finished and includes the delivery of manufactured products and their formal acceptance by the customer.In this phase, the main project stakeholders review the results of the close-out meeting and critically analyse how the implementation process was carried out.