Construction sequencing (also referred to as construction scheduling) involves following a specified schedule that coordinates the timing of earth-disturbing activities and the installation of erosion and sediment control (ESC) practices and post-construction stormwater controls..
A material schedule lists all required building materials needed to complete the project and ensure it is organized and runs smoothly.
Creating a material schedule will greatly help the construction process and help avoid any material shortages that could break or stall the project..
Construction sequencing (also referred to as construction scheduling) involves following a specified schedule that coordinates the timing of earth-disturbing activities and the installation of erosion and sediment control (ESC) practices and post-construction stormwater controls..
In this article, we will guide you through the main steps to create a construction schedule that is realistic, reliable, and adaptable
The first step to create a construction schedule is to define the scope of the project
This means identifying and documenting the objectives, deliverables, specifications, and requirements of the project
A construction scheduling technique that identifies the sequence of tasks that has the longest duration, thereby determining the shortest possible project duration A collaborative, commitment-based planning system that involves the project's frontline workers (the "Last Planners") in the scheduling process
As expected, with so many moving parts, construction projects and their schedules are bound to change
This means that the schedule must be regularly reviewed and updated to compensate for deviations and mitigate risks
You need to monitor the progress and, if a task is delayed, take action to make up for that
