The Three Long Term Habits in Construction

Discover the essential long-term habits of a builder and their crucial connection to Takt planning in this video. Uncover the six key habits that builders must adopt to ensure remarkable project outcomes, focusing on the strategic alignment of tactics with long-term planning. From the fundamentals of pull planning to the intricacies of pre-construction meetings and look-ahead planning, we provide actionable insights for optimizing project execution. Learn how daily routines, such as studying drawings, managing schedules, and conducting field walks, synergize with long-term planning strategies to foster consistency, stability, and success on the project site. Join us as we delve into the holistic approach to project management that empowers builders to achieve excellence in construction.
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[@munkle67]

Awesome awesome content. Thank you again J-Money.

[@fiqol2003]

Jason well done! ...I appreciate these 6 habits shared.

[@patriciachukwu1453]

Hi J! I familiar with TEKT but from the client perspective. I’m trying to break into the EPC side. Between the good ole boy and CP usage it’s difficult to break into this side of the fence.
Any advice?

[@LeanTakt]

I am not sure I understand yet.

[@patriciachukwu1453]

@@LeanTakt the construction companies that I’ve been exposed to focus more on CP. Also, I come from the client (company) side of projects, so the EPCs are standoffish. I’ve been taking a couple of turnaround jobs to break in, but it’s still difficult. I’ve even been a boilermaker, expediting, subcontractor administrator, timekeeping and rod room to break in. Reaching out to you is my last hope before giving up and going back to corporate.
I want to be a planner/scheduler due to being a value-add knowing what the company needs and thought process.