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Clinic renovation activity-on-arrow diagram

This activity-on-arrow diagram plans a small clinic renovation from the initial survey to reopening. The survey leads to layout approval, which releases three streams of work: ordering fixtures, clearing rooms and installing wiring. Each arrow is an activity with a duration, while the joining event before reopening shows that all three streams must be complete. It is a concise way to discuss the handover point with facilities staff, contractors and clinic managers. Change the activities and durations to match the rooms, equipment and approval process in your own project.

Type PERT / CPM network & Gantt chartStandard PMI PMBOK 7 + Moder 1983 (AON/PDM)Engine schematex-pertUpdated 9/24/2026
Clinic renovation (AOA)
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The request

“Create an activity-on-arrow diagram for a clinic renovation: survey rooms, approve the layout, order fixtures, clear rooms, install wiring, then reopen the clinic.”

Then tryAdd a two-day inspection before reopening.Change fixture ordering to take twelve days.
What is in this drawing

Read the decisions behind it.

01Approval gate

Do not order or clear rooms until the layout is approved.

02Parallel work

Fixture ordering, room clearing and wiring can proceed together.

03Reopening event

Reopening waits for all three preparation activities.

Use this pattern when several activities begin after one approval and converge on a single handover event.

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FAQ

Common questions

Why are three activities parallel?

They all start after layout approval and can progress independently.

What delays reopening?

A delay to fixtures, clearing or wiring delays the reopening event.

What do the nodes mean?

They mark project events at the start or finish of activities.