For the large-scale commercial construction industry, jobsite organization is far more than simply putting the tools away at the end of the day, and while being organized is of the utmost importance on jobs of any scale, for big jobs it is imperative.
The term “construction collaboration” means all involved on a jobsite are working together toward the same end goal: a well constructed building delivered on-time and on budget. While understanding the term is simple, the actual implementation of construction collaboration can often be challenging.
A building owner can use a general contractor’s relationship to their subcontractors as a way to evaluate their greater capabilities as builders.
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In a nutshell, construction materials management is the A-Z operation of budgeting, sourcing, ordering, obtaining, storing and disposing of construction materials. Relationally, materials management has the power to positively or negatively impact every other aspect of a construction project including design, budget, timelines, code compliance,
The concept of lean operation has been around since 1948 when Japanese industrial engineers Taiichi Ohono and Eji Toyoda began developing the idea in order to improve efficiency in Toyota’s assembly line vehicle production. Building on its success in manufacturing, lean’s revolutionary methodology has been
