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What are the 3 innovative trends in the construction industry for 2017?

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Henrique Diniz, PMO-CP , CPMAI+E, GPM-b Portfolio Management Professional Paulinia, Sao Paulo, Brazil
We are faced with an urgent demand for innovations in the construction industry that seek to optimize the productivity of the sector. And it is precisely for this demand that leading companies are directing their efforts. More quality in less time and with less investment.
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Stéphane Parent Self Employed / Semi-retired| Leader Maker Prince Edward Island, Canada
I, for one, would like to know how you can get more quality with less time or investment.

Usually additional quality requires additional effort - QA, QC, rework, ... - and, thus, budget.
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1 reply by Henrique Diniz, PMO-CP , CPMAI+E, GPM-b
Jan 06, 2017 12:16 PM
Henrique Diniz, PMO-CP , CPMAI+E, GPM-b
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Good afternoon! In the last project I participated in the construction and assembly of a refinery, we used the IIC's best practices for optimization as an example of Constructability (

Constructability modulation

- Preassembly: a common practice on most industrial projects today by which various materials, prefabricated components, and / or equipment are joined together by different crafts at a remote location for subsequent installation as a sub-unit; Is generally focused on a system.

- Module: a major section of a plant resulting from a series of remote assembly operations; May include portions of many systems; Usually the largest transportable unit or component of a facility.

- Offsite Fabrication: a practice of preassembly or fabrication of components both offsite and onsite at a location other than the final point of installation.

With this strategy it was possible to increase productivity and reduce costs with security, QA, QC, rework
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Rami Kaibni
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Senior Projects Manager | Field & Marten Associates New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Henrique,

We started following Integrated Project Delivery approach in managing projects and it proved to be great in many ways. Check it online - The American Institute of Architect (AIA) published a lot about it.

Regards,
RK
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Henrique Diniz, PMO-CP , CPMAI+E, GPM-b Portfolio Management Professional Paulinia, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Jan 06, 2017 8:19 AM
Replying to Stéphane Parent
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I, for one, would like to know how you can get more quality with less time or investment.

Usually additional quality requires additional effort - QA, QC, rework, ... - and, thus, budget.
Good afternoon! In the last project I participated in the construction and assembly of a refinery, we used the IIC's best practices for optimization as an example of Constructability (

Constructability modulation

- Preassembly: a common practice on most industrial projects today by which various materials, prefabricated components, and / or equipment are joined together by different crafts at a remote location for subsequent installation as a sub-unit; Is generally focused on a system.

- Module: a major section of a plant resulting from a series of remote assembly operations; May include portions of many systems; Usually the largest transportable unit or component of a facility.

- Offsite Fabrication: a practice of preassembly or fabrication of components both offsite and onsite at a location other than the final point of installation.

With this strategy it was possible to increase productivity and reduce costs with security, QA, QC, rework
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Vincent Guerard Coach - Trainer - Speaker - Advisor| Freelance Mont-Royal, Quebec, Canada
I not sure this is what your expecting.
Not fully new but recent software like PlanGrid, have proven on project I was involved to be efficient simplified some process concerning Quality.
Using a tablet you explore the construction site, with plans loaded in. You can rapidly put picture of defect and pinpoint them on plans. Subs have access to those plan to make necessary correction.
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David Brezler Owner| Brezler, LLC White Plains, Ny, United States
The issue here is that the industry itself, in US at least, has a laser focus on the CCM. This is fallacious, I believe, because with the proper utilization of SMEs and on the job training, there is infinitely more utility in the PMP than there is in the CCM. Prior planning, risk management, stakeholder management, avoidance of scope creep, and so on are much more in depth with the PMP than the CCM curriculum. There should be work from the PMI Global office to present the value proposition to the Construction industry on this point.
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1 reply by MARK A ANNUNZIATA, Sr
Oct 30, 2017 4:23 AM
MARK A ANNUNZIATA, Sr
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David-
I think this is a misplaced response to a Jan 2017 discussion. However, I am interested in your position. You should consider starting a separate discussion.....

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MARK A ANNUNZIATA, Sr VP/EXPERT CONSULTANCY TO THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY| ROMAN STRUCTURES, INC WELLINGTON FL Dammam, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
Oct 29, 2017 10:30 PM
Replying to David Brezler
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The issue here is that the industry itself, in US at least, has a laser focus on the CCM. This is fallacious, I believe, because with the proper utilization of SMEs and on the job training, there is infinitely more utility in the PMP than there is in the CCM. Prior planning, risk management, stakeholder management, avoidance of scope creep, and so on are much more in depth with the PMP than the CCM curriculum. There should be work from the PMI Global office to present the value proposition to the Construction industry on this point.
David-
I think this is a misplaced response to a Jan 2017 discussion. However, I am interested in your position. You should consider starting a separate discussion.....

M

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