Lean construction (LC) is a method of production aimed at reducing costs, materials, time and effort. Essentially, the methodology is to minimize the bad and maximize the good. Using the principles of lean-construction, the desired outcome would be to maximize the value and output of a project while minimizing wasteful aspects and time delay. This outcome is produced when standard construction approaches are merged with a clear and concise understanding of project materials and information and two sets of management archetypes, planning and control. This can only be done by strategic planning and action by a management group and with the help and aid of all workers. The lean focus causes all parties to work as one, thus maximizing time and allows more efficient planning and implantation.
Tools and/or supplies needed: Pen/Pencil and a notebook.
Course Length: | 8 hours |
Designed for Craft: | All UBC Crafts |
Pre-requisites: | No pre-requisites required at this time. |
Upon Completion: | Your UBC Training Verification wallet card will be updated indicating successful course completion. |
Certificate Type: | This is a Carpenter Skill Advancement Program issued Certificate of Participation only. |
Certificate Expires: | No expiration date. |
Refresher Requirement: | No refresher course required at this time. |