Description

Jason continues the Lean Onboarding series with one process flow, which he calls the central truth of Lean construction: do one thing at a time, from start to finish. He explains why batching feels faster but isn't, and shows how finishing one trade process zone by zone improves quality, safety, productivity, and morale.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• What a process means: a crew's full scope of work in a zone
• Why finishing one zone before moving to the next beats working all over the building
• How the two-box packing example proves one process flow is faster than batching
• The benefits of one process flow: quality, flexibility, safety, morale, and lower inventory costs
• Why finishing one zone lets crews inspect and punch their work as they go

Is your crew finishing one zone at a time, or spreading out across the whole building?

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