Description

Jason shares a study from Fabien Pham showing foremen are interrupted about every six minutes. He explains how context switching costs far more than the interruption itself, and how Takt planning, huddles, pull plans, and visual boards can increase the time between interruptions.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• How often a foreman is interrupted on an average project
• Why context switching can cost 15 to 45 minutes each time
• How crew preparation huddles, weekly plans, and day plans reduce interruptions
• How predictable deliveries and quality boards cut questions to the foreman
• Why building the plan ahead beats figuring it out when you get there

How many times were your foremen interrupted today, and what could have prevented it?

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