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Description

Jason records from a Marriott bathroom in Jacksonville, Florida (totally clothed, fully legit) and takes on the things that are always late in construction: exterior skin, elevators, switch gear, air handlers, and long lead items like Italian tile. He shares the story of Ryan Young pushing to start exterior and elevator coordination meetings during design development, walks through the detailed procurement sequence for unitized curtain wall, and explains the Outlook calendar trick for tracking critical points of release across the supply chain. He also responds to a listener moving from DC to Salt Lake City and recommends Wes Crawford's field engineering methods manual along with a lean reading list.

What you'll learn in this episode:

These items aren't late by accident. They're late because we don't start in design and we don't track the intermediate points of release. Fix both, and the supply chain stops being the schedule's bottleneck.

 

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