Description
The superintendent is historically the last technology implementer, whether we’re talking laptops, email, smartphones, or the now hot topic of quality management on iPads. Yet, superintendents are the management roles closest to the actual work in place. They are the people who know immediately what material is on-site, what work is in place, and what quality issues need to be addressed. This discussion will explore the project-site challenge of changing the field culture to using the Autodesk field technology to document and manage risk. We’ll also share best practices for rolling out to superintendents and showing the most immediate benefits to superintendents specifically.
Key Learnings
- Discover the challenge of changing the superintendent use of a quality management tool
- Learn about the best practices of rolling out the tool to superintendents
- Discover the learned lessons of best benefits of the tool for superintendents
- Learn from the leaned lessons of the best field applications for a superintendent
Speaker
- CHChristina HartsuikerChristina has been actively working in the general contractor world since 1998. She began her career in construction in the field, first as a bridge decking Carpenter (1993), and on to Field Engineer and Assistant Superintendent. Her Project Manager roles were spread equally in large high-rise/large industrial projects and in mid-range tenant improvement projects. Christina’s background is diverse, well rounded, and provides her with in-depth insight into the quality control process. As Regional Quality Director, Christina partners with her co-director to secure the corporate company quality processes, while also directly overseeing 7 or their division's quality control managers and their project’s quality control plans and team implementation throughout the three phases of construction. She is the Quality department advocate with Autodesk 360 Field, Swinerton's chosen quality management tool, and leads the corporate template management, as well as company user network and support.
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