Description
Model-based technology can virtually identify and eliminate clashes. Unfortunately, that doesn't always translate to accurate, conflict-free layouts on the jobsite, especially when done separately by each trade contractor. New research from Dodge Construction Network shows that this traditional noncollaborative approach to jobsite layout is inherently inefficient, and frequently generates cross-trade conflicts and construction errors that cause multiple quality, safety, productivity, cost, and schedule issues. The research further shows that more-coordinated and collaborative multitrade processes greatly improve outcomes for everyone involved, especially when taking advantage of exciting new automation technologies that use model data.
Key Learnings
- Gain a valuable perspective on the specific inefficiencies and negative impacts of traditional multitrade layout processes.
- See specific improvements from collaborative layout processes via integrated digital and robotic technologies.
- Hear relevant experiences of a major national contractor and receive guidance on a road map for successful implementation.