Primavera P6 Training in Australia.
Online-live Primavera P6 training for planners across Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane and the Australian resource centres. Live sessions run in AEST-friendly evening slots; recordings shared within 24 hours for AEST, ACST and AWST participants.
Why Australian planners work in Primavera P6
Australia has one of the most sustained capital-project pipelines in the OECD. Mining and resources (iron ore, coal, LNG, critical minerals), infrastructure (Sydney Metro, Melbourne Metro Tunnel, Cross River Rail, WestConnex), energy transition (renewables build-out, transmission upgrades), and defence procurement all sit on Primavera P6 schedules maintained by planners embedded in the major contractors and Tier 1 consultants.
For Australian planners, sustained P6 fluency plus delay-analysis capability is one of the highest-value skill combinations in the market — particularly for those working on FIDIC or AS-standard contracts with active claims environments.
Australian-relevant curriculum context
- Mining and resources — the multi-shaft, multi-package coordination typical of Pilbara iron-ore and Queensland coal delivery
- Infrastructure mega-projects — Sydney Metro / Melbourne Metro Tunnel-scale coordination and package-level dependency management
- Renewables and transmission — the emerging Primavera use-case around large-scale renewable and grid upgrades
- Defence delivery — the long-programme scheduling patterns typical of Australian defence and maritime procurement
Cities served (online-live)
- Sydney — AEST evening slots primary
- Melbourne — AEST evening slots primary
- Brisbane · Gold Coast — AEST evening slots
- Perth · Fremantle — AWST-adjusted (Saturday morning intensives popular)
- Adelaide — ACST evening slots
Recordings shared within 24 hours; every session captured for missed attendance.
Related pages
- Full Primavera P6 course details
- Primavera P6 for Project Controls
- Primavera P6 delay analysis
- Primavera P6 for EOT claims
- FIDIC Contract Management
- Primavera vs MS Project