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Your project in one score.

Rate five dimensions and see them roll into one weighted health score, the number you can put in front of anyone who does not have time to read every report.

A project health score rolls schedule, budget, safety, quality, and risk into one weighted number out of 100. This tool weights schedule and budget at 25 percent each, safety at 20, and quality and risk at 15 each. Higher is better; the lowest dimension tells you where to act first.

Rate each dimension

Schedule · 25% weight72

On the baseline? Milestones holding?

Budget · 25% weight81

Costs tracking to plan? Margin intact?

Safety · 20% weight88

Incident-free? Leading indicators healthy?

Quality · 15% weight67

First-pass inspections? Rework low?

Risk · 15% weight60

Threats contained? Contingency adequate?

Project Health

0/100→ Stable
ScheduleBudgetSafetyQualityRisk
Schedule0
Budget0
Safety0
Quality0
Risk0

Holding, but at least one area needs attention

Lowest right now: Risk at 60. Start there.

A gut-check is a start. A score from real data is the point.

Here you rate each dimension by hand. POD reads the daily reports, schedules, cost files, and safety logs your team already produces and computes each dimension from the actual numbers, so the score updates itself as the work happens.

One number, fast

A single weighted score is how you tell an owner or exec where a project stands without making them read five separate reports.

The breakdown matters

Two projects can share a score for very different reasons. The per-dimension view shows which one is dragging the number, so you know where to act.

Weighted, not averaged

Schedule and budget carry more weight than a flat average would give them, so the score reflects what actually moves a project.

We won't invent numbers you didn't give us.

Score every project automatically.

POD turns the reports you already produce into a live health score per project and across your whole portfolio. As complete as your data, and it shows you what to add.

Last updated: July 2026