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Lean Thinking in Construction Processes – Part 2
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Lean Thinking in Construction Processes – Part 2
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Lean Thinking in Construction Processes – Part 2

By Lean Learning Center|2019-02-26T14:26:45+00:00February 26th, 2019|Categories: Lean Learning, Lean Thinking, Manufacturing|Tags: Construction, Construction Processes, Lean Processes, Lean Thinking|

Read part 1 of this series by clicking here. The most logical first step is putting lean thinking into action is “mapping” the process. A detailed start-finish map, which divides the entire project into 5-6 major segments was essential. For instance, the construction of a building can be divided into site clearing and cleaning, foundation and [...]

Lean Thinking in Construction Processes – Part 1
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Lean Thinking in Construction Processes – Part 1
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Lean Thinking in Construction Processes – Part 1

By Lean Learning Center|2019-02-18T13:07:39+00:00February 18th, 2019|Categories: Lean Thinking, Management|Tags: Construction, facility development, Lean Thinking, shipbuilding|

The popular belief is that “Lean” is a tool that is only used to enhance a “manufacturing” process. Its suitability in food, health, service, government, sales, among other business enterprises has for long been perceived as inappropriate and misaligned, to say the least. However, it appears Lean Thinking can be quite successful in such enterprises if [...]