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Build a traceable WBS with 100% scope coverage.  \n\n| Project: |\n| --- |\n| Date: |\n| Filled by: |\n|  |\n\n\n| Plan Scope and Standards |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 1 | Confirm the approved scope baseline using the latest scope statement, drawings, and contract. Method: review PEP, SOW, and scope register. Acceptance: 100% scope items identified and current. Evidence: coverage map (scope→deliverable), PM approval note, file version stamped. |\n| 2 | Define WBS purpose, boundaries, and deliverable orientation (product/output vs phases) . Method: kickoff with core team. Acceptance: one documented scope boundary note.\u003Cbr>Evidence: 1-page WBS charter uploaded with date, owner signature. |\n| 3 | Select authoring tool (PM software or spreadsheet) and shared repository. Method: configure template and permissions. Acceptance: single source of truth accessible to\u003Cbr>stakeholders. Evidence: repository link, access list, template ID/version. |\n| 4 | Set decomposition stop criteria (work package size and measurability) . Method: adopt 0.5–20 d guideline and deliverable test. Acceptance: criteria documented and visible.\u003Cbr>Evidence: criteria note in project wiki, PM sign-off. |\n| 5 | Establish acceptance checks: 100% rule, MECE, and dictionary completeness. Method: checklist embedded in review workflow. Acceptance: all checks green before baseline.\u003Cbr>Evidence: review log with reviewer names and timestamps. |\n\n\n| Structure and Numbering |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 6 | Create Level-1 deliverables aligned to major scope domains. Method: affinity mapping workshop. Acceptance: Level-1 covers 100% of scope with no overlaps. Evidence: workshop minutes and whiteboard photo attached. |\n| 7 | Establish a hierarchical numbering scheme (e.g. , 1, 1. 1, 1.1. 1) using a coding mask. Method: configure auto-numbering. Acceptance: continuous sequence without gaps or\u003Cbr>duplicates. Evidence: auto-numbering report screenshot. |\n| 8 | Define control accounts at management points where scope, cost, and schedule integrate. Method: flag nodes as control accounts. Acceptance: each control account has a named\u003Cbr>cost owner. Evidence: responsibility matrix extract with signatures. |\n| 9 | Assign accountable owners to each Level-1 deliverable and control account. Method: RACI mapping. Acceptance: 100% ownership assigned, no blanks. Evidence: RACI sheet with names, dates, and approvals. |\n| 10 | Configure validation scripts to detect orphans and duplicate IDs. Method: run structure check. Acceptance: 0 orphans, 0 duplicates. Evidence: validation log uploaded with runtimestamp. |\n\n\n| Decompose Deliverables |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 11 | Decompose each Level-1 into Level-2+ using deliverable-based breakdown. Method: facilitated workshop with SMEs. Acceptance: children fully describe the parent’s output.\u003Cbr>Evidence: updated tree screenshot and attendee list. |\n| 12 | Define work packages with measurable outputs and completion criteria. Method: use dictionary template. Acceptance: each package has unambiguous, testable acceptance.\u003Cbr>Evidence: dictionary fields completed; sample check signed. |\n| 13 | Prevent overlaps; make siblings mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive (MECE) . Method: peer review against siblings. Acceptance: 0 overlaps flagged. Evidence: review checklist with resolved comments. |\n| 14 | Document assumptions, constraints, and exclusions for each work package. Method: fill dictionary sections. Acceptance: no required field blank. Evidence: dictionary completeness report (≥ 100%) . |\n| 15 | Check scheduling readiness: define predecessors/successors, resource type, and rough duration. Method: pre-schedule form. Acceptance: duration within 0.5–20 d unless\u003Cbr>justified. 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