Takt Planning - NEW COURSE


The Last Planner System® and pull planning are keys to collaborative planning needed by all superintendents, foremen, project managers, project engineers and project executives.

TAKT takes Last Planner® to the next level.

Takt Planning - NEW COURSE

TAKT Planning

TAKT is a highly visual planning and schedule system that shows three types of flow and allows buffers in one-process flow. This helps to limit work-in-process and increase the stability of production on the construction site. “This makes TAKT in my opinion the most efficient tool discovered to date for planning, scheduling and executing work in the industry of construction.” – Spencer Easton

TAKT Planning
TAKT is a highly visual planning and schedule system that shows three types of flow and allows buffers in one-process flow. This helps to limit work-in-process and increase the stability of production on the construction site. “This makes TAKT in my opinion the most efficient tool discovered to date for planning, scheduling and executing work in the industry of construction.” – Spencer Easton


What you'll learn

What you'll learn

Step-by-Step method of creating a robust Takt plan – the very first time and every time after that


5 Principles of Takt


How to identify preliminary Takt zones


How to “pull plan” the representative zone and establish the Takt


How to package the work steps into a Takt train sequence


Simple Formula to optimize your phase


Production Laws: Little’s Law, the Kingman Formula, Theory of Constraints and Brooks’ Law


Resource Efficiency vs Flow Efficiency


How to network your phases together turning Takt planning into visual genius


Buffer Management


Tracking and removing roadblocks


The “Start with 5” Rule


Step-by-Step method of creating a robust Takt plan – the very first time and every time after that

5 Principles of Takt

How to identify preliminary Takt zones

How to “pull plan” the representative zone and establish the Takt

How to package the work steps into a Takt train sequence

Simple Formula to optimize your phase

Production Laws: Little’s Law, the Kingman Formula, Theory of Constraints and Brooks’ Law

Resource Efficiency vs Flow Efficiency

How to network your phases together turning Takt planning into visual genius

Buffer Management

Tracking and removing roadblocks

The “Start with 5” Rule

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This course includes

3 hours on-demand video
Full lifetime access
Access on mobile
Certificate of Completion

Description

Description

Takt Planning is a detailed one-page, one-process flow schedule that focuses on throughput, bottlenecks, and ultimately, creating flow. It is accompanied by Lean practices to be the most effective scheduling tool in the industry for construction because it creates stable construction environments, enables total participation, and provides a basis upon which to improve all aspects of construction. In German, the word Takt means beat frequency or the regularity with which something gets done.

A new generation of blue-collar and white-collar design and construction professionals are using flow systems like Takt and Scrum to make work easier, better, and faster. Spencer Easton passionately teaches others how to increase efficiency by eliminating waste and variation. He actively pushes the limits of Scrum and Takt to enable systematic schedule improvements. He helps teams improve Takt adoption resulting in massive time savings!

Takt Planning is a detailed one-page, one-process flow schedule that focuses on throughput, bottlenecks, and ultimately, creating flow. It is accompanied by Lean practices to be the most effective scheduling tool in the industry for construction because it creates stable construction environments, enables total participation, and provides a basis upon which to improve all aspects of construction. In German, the word Takt means beat frequency or the regularity with which something gets done.
A new generation of blue-collar and white-collar design and construction professionals are using flow systems like Takt and Scrum to make work easier, better, and faster. Spencer Easton passionately teaches others how to increase efficiency by eliminating waste and variation. He actively pushes the limits of Scrum and Takt to enable systematic schedule improvements. He helps teams improve Takt adoption resulting in massive time savings!
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Your instructor: Spencer Easton

Your instructor: Spencer Easton

Spencer has been in the construction industry for two decades, planning and scheduling literally hundreds of projects of all types. Co-author of the breakthrough book Elevating Construction Takt Planning, he holds certifications from PMI-SP, AACE-PSP, AGC CM-Lean, NCCER, Acumen Fuse and Risk Analysis certified.
Learn more about Spencer:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencer-easton/

Spencer has been in the construction industry for two decades, planning and scheduling literally hundreds of projects of all types. Co-author of the breakthrough book Elevating Construction Takt Planning, he holds certifications from PMI-SP, AACE-PSP, AGC CM-Lean, NCCER, Acumen Fuse and Risk Analysis certified.
Learn more about Spencer:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencer-easton/

Contents and Overview

Contents and Overview

In a series of short, mostly 3-9 minute videos coupled with immediately-usable Excel downloads, Spencer Easton, a widely recognized expert in scheduling, Last Planner® and Takt, explains step-by-step how to collaboratively create a visual location-based schedule showing time and space, and showing work, trade, and logistical flow (when, what, where, who, how).


In a series of short, mostly 3-9 minute videos coupled with immediately-usable Excel downloads, Spencer Easton, a widely recognized expert in scheduling, Last Planner® and Takt, explains step-by-step how to collaboratively create a visual location-based schedule showing time and space, and showing work, trade, and logistical flow (when, what, where, who, how).

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Course content

Course content

We distill one hour of training into every nine minutes of video. Don’t waste your precious time in dry boring lectures. (If you want repetition, you can play the video as many times as you like.)

31 videos

02:57:36

FOUNDATIONAL COURSES IN THIS PLANNING/SCHEDULING SERIES:

COURSE 1A – Foundations: Levels of The Last Planner System®

For people who are joining an LPS® team and need to get up to speed and be able to talk the talk and do the walk. Appropriate for the pre-construction and design phases, as well as construction, and a needed foundation for superintendents, foremen, project managers, project engineers, project executives.

COURSE 1B – Leadership: How to Prepare and Run Pull Plan Sessions

For anyone who wants to run their own LPS® team and sessions. Best for superintendents, foremen, project managers, project engineers, project executives.

COURSE 1C – Boots on the Ground: Implementing the Schedule and Measuring Reliable Progress

For everyone at the work face implementing the Plan and executing the schedule, who wants to keep the project team 80%-90% reliable.

COURSE 1D – Last Planner System® in Design

For architects, design engineers and design-builders, learn how Last Planner® enables design freedom by assuring designers get what they need on time to do their best work.

FOUNDATIONAL COURSES IN THIS PLANNING/SCHEDULING SERIES:


COURSE 1A – Foundations: Levels of The Last Planner System®
For people who are joining an LPS® team and need to get up to speed and be able to talk the talk and do the walk. Appropriate for the pre-construction and design phases, as well as construction, and a needed foundation for superintendents, foremen, project managers, project engineers, project executives.


COURSE 1B – Leadership: How to Prepare and Run Pull Plan Sessions
For anyone who wants to run their own LPS® team and sessions. Best for superintendents, foremen, project managers, project engineers, project executives.


COURSE 1C – Boots on the Ground: Implementing the Schedule and Measuring Reliable Progress
For everyone at the work face implementing the Plan and executing the schedule, who wants to keep the project team 80%-90% reliable.


COURSE 1D – Last Planner System® in Design
For architects, design engineers and design-builders, learn how Last Planner® enables design freedom by assuring designers get what they need on time to do their best work.


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