This matrix lays out some of the relevant Lean Construction tools and techniques compared to major elements and steps in implementation as outlined in the DBIA publication Design-Build Done Right™. Our thanks to LCI member David Umstot for his assistance in compiling this material.
Excerpted from a joint DBIA/LCI training program on the use of Lean Construction techniques on Design-Build projects. This was created in the course of a curriculum development effort the two organizations engaged in during 2017. These charts reflect the learning objectives and other highlights of the use of Lean in Design-Build.
Understand fundamental concepts of Lean design and construction, including identification of waste, definition of value, and importance of reliable and predictable flow on project outcomes.
Build, which accounts for 40% of non-residential projects.
Understand the fundamentals behind Design-Build Done Right as recommended by DBIA.
Learn how Lean reinforces Design-Build Done Right through an understanding of which Lean practices and tools align well with the objectives of Design-Build Done Right.
Analyzes the rationale and goals set forth in the agreement LCI and DBIA signed to create joint training materials of relevance to the constituencies of both groups.