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Operational Readiness: The Keystone of Successful Construction Projects

Operational Readiness: The Keystone of Successful Construction Projects

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Why Operational Readiness is More Than Just a Buzzword in Construction Management Imagine a newly constructed building, sleek and impressive. Now, imagine it failing to function as intended on day one. This scenario is what operational readiness in construction management aims to prevent. It’s the unsung hero of the construction world, ensuring that a building isn’t just built, but is ready to fulfill its purpose seamlessly. What Does Operational Readiness Entail? Operational readiness isn’t just a checklist. It’s a holistic…

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Intro: How to Control Chaos in Construction Projects

Intro: How to Control Chaos in Construction Projects

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There is Chaos in Construction. No way around it. So our purpose as construction managers is to control that inevitable chaos and minimize the impacts. Let’s Start with a Brief History of Chaos The ancient Greeks saw Chaos as the infinite void that preceded the creation of the universe. It was the empty, shapeless abyss where formless materials traveled around aimlessly without purpose or order. Similarly, the Romans saw Chaos as “uniformly waste. An undeveloped mass of confused elements in…

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Don’t Just Tell Me How to Coordinate Construction, Show Me!

Don’t Just Tell Me How to Coordinate Construction, Show Me!

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Construction coordination is a complex and dynamic process that involves multiple stakeholders and teams working together to deliver a successful project. With so many moving parts, it can be challenging to ensure that everyone is on the same page and that the project is progressing as planned. One way to achieve this is through effective communication, but as the old adage goes, “Actions speak louder than words.” In other words, don’t just tell me what you’re going to do; show…

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